| Charter yacht model: |
Helia 44 , catamaran |
| Yacht built: |
2018 |
| Boat charter price: |
7,431€ - 10,086€ / week
|
| Price per person: |
929€ - 1,261€ / week |
| Max. people:: |
8 |
| Berths: |
8 |
| Cabins: / WC: |
4 / 4 |
| Charter place: |
St.Vincent and the Grenadines , St. Vincent , St Vincent, Blue Lagoon Marina
|
List of unavailable periods
All other periods are available. The list was last updated on 2026-10-09.
2026-01-06 - 2026-01-16
2026-01-23 - 2026-02-02
2026-02-07 - 2026-02-23
2026-03-06 - 2026-05-02
2026-05-18 - 2026-05-29
2026-05-30 - 2026-06-11
2026-06-12 - 2026-10-30
2026-11-01 - 2026-12-05
2026-12-06 - 2026-12-15
2026-12-16 - 2026-12-25
2026-12-28 - 2027-01-09
2027-01-17 - 2027-01-29
2027-02-10 - 2027-02-12
2027-02-13 - 2027-02-22
2027-02-25 - 2027-04-29
2027-05-09 - 2027-05-21
Select charter dates (from / to):
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Optional charter services
| Yacht charter period |
Price / week |
| 2026-07-10 - 2026-11-01 |
7,431€ |
| 2026-11-01 - 2026-12-18 |
7,962€ |
| 2026-12-18 - 2027-01-05 |
10,086€ |
| 2027-01-05 - 2027-01-31 |
8,847€ |
| 2027-01-31 - 2027-04-25 |
10,086€ |
| 2027-04-25 - 2027-07-10 |
7,962€ |
| Security deposit (EUR): |
1,770 EUR |
Galley
• refrigerator
• freezer
• Fresh juice maker
• Kitchen utensils (Galley equipment, cutlery)
• gas bottle (2 units)
• Parallel ruler
• Padlock (3 units)
• Grill (Barbecue)
• Windscoops
• Dinghy with outboard engine
• Impeller, V-belt, oilfilter
• Dinghy (byboat) pump
• Repair box for dinghy
Navigation equipment
• Nautical charts Set of nautical charts (3 units)
• binoculars
• GPS Plotter
• Divider, nautic chart
Deck equipment
• Dinghy anchor
• spare anchor/chain & rope
• Plastic bucket
• cockpit cushions (6 units)
• boat hook
• shore power cable
• anchor chain
• mooring ropes (4×)
• solar panel
• winch handles (2 units)
• cockpit light
• flag
• oars
• Wire (shroud) cutter
• fenders (4 pieces)
Other equipment
• Batteries (4 pcs)
• Inverter
Miscellaneous
• generator
• bilge pump handle
• deck brush
• reserve motor oil
• set of tools
Interior equipment
• air condition
• pillows Set of 4 pillows
• Hand-held compass
• clothes hangers Set of 30 hangers
• watermaker
Safety equipment
• life raft
• first aid kit
• Distress flare box
• emergency tiller
• life belts (6 units)
• Torch (2 pcs)
• Horseshoe lifebuoy
• life jackets (6 units)
• fire extinguisher (3 units)
• fire blanket
• fog horn
| Brand: |
Fountaine Pajot |
| Charter boat type: |
catamaran |
| Charter yacht model: |
Helia 44 → |
| Yacht name: |
Altair |
| Yacht built: |
2018 |
| Max. people:: |
8 |
| Max. berths: |
8 |
| Berths: |
8 |
| Cabins: |
4 |
| WC: |
4 |
| Yacht overall length: |
13.25m |
| Yacht beam: |
7.40m |
| Yacht draught: |
1.15m |
| Yacht fuel tank: |
470 l |
| Yacht water tank: |
700 l |
| Yacht engines number: |
2 |
Yacht Overview
A long horizon, a clean wake, and the kind of calm only a modern catamaran can deliver. Sail with the Helia 44, a 2018-built multihull designed for refined charter experiences in St. Vincent and the Grenadines. Measuring 13.25 m in length with a 7.4 m beam, it feels spacious from the first step aboard—steady, bright, and quietly confident.
With four elegant cabins, the layout is made for comfort and privacy. Up to eight guests sleep in well-appointed berths, while four toilets keep mornings effortless. The deck is generous for lounging between islands, and the cockpit lighting turns evenings into a soft, cinematic scene. Air conditioning adds a welcome hush when the trade winds pause.
Practical luxury lives in the details. A shore power cable supports relaxed stays in port, while the generator and inverter keep onboard life effortless. Fresh juice, thanks to a dedicated maker, pairs beautifully with the grill for spontaneous dinners. Inside, you’ll find the essentials: a refrigerator, freezer, kitchen utensils, and an electric kettle—simple comforts, perfectly timed.
For day trips and hidden coves, the dinghy is ready: equipped with an outboard engine, pump, anchor, oars, and a repair box—so exploration stays smooth. Navigation is supported by a GPS plotter and nautic charts, complemented by a handheld compass.
Safety is present without fuss: life jackets and life belts, life raft, flares, fire blanket, extinguisher, fog horn, and emergency tiller. Solar panels and a watermaker underline self-sufficiency. In St. Vincent, each passage feels curated. This is not just sailing—it’s a private rhythm, shared on your terms.