Bareboat Yacht Charter

• Port Aft Cabin​

  • Double bed 6'2" width or two singles (i.e., remove the filler)

    • All beds on the Fat Bottom Girl have bed slats - more comfort!  I highly recommend lifting the mattress to make sure the rubber "springs" are attached to the wooden slats

  • en suite head

    • plenty of head room

    • separate shower with partition (i.e., you won't hose down the entire head when you shower)

    • electric flush with holding tank

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• Starboard Aft Cabin​

  • Double bed 5'9" width

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• Starboard aft head​

  • separate shower with partition

  • electric flush with holding tank

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• Starboard and Port Forward Cabins​

  • Double bed 60 inches width (tapers towards bow)

  • Dedicated head (wet)

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• Saloon

  • Plenty of head room

  • Leather upholstery

  • Fusion MS-RA205 AM/FM/Bluetooth/IPOD stereo

    • Speakers in Saloon and Cockpit

    • Personally I find hooking up to it via Bluetooth is fiddly - I recommend using a USB cable and using the IPOD (apple) or MPT (Android) source option

  • Chart table and two seats on starboard side

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• Galley​

  • Gas stove with 3 burners 

  • Small 120V toaster oven (usually under seat in saloon)

  • Induction (120V) hot plate (stored in drawer under fridge) 

  • Top opening auxiliary fridge.  This smaller fridge is perfect for storing drinks such that the main fridge can be dedicated for food

  • 34 Gallon electric main fridge (130l).  Front opening

    • third fridge in the cockpit - sufficiently large to store most of your drinks for daytime use

  • 17 Gallon (65l) freezer.  Front opening

  • Microwave

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• Air Conditioning and Generator

  • 3 zone Air conditioning (Do you "need" AC?  Follow this link for some AC thoughts )

  • Cummins Onan MDKDL 9KW generator

    • Burn rate of approximately 0.4 gph at half load

    • 1800rpm - It's quiet!

    • Best to start the generator without the AC load, i.e., turn the air conditioning systems off either before you shut down via the thermostat or flip the breakers.

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• Electrical

  • 5000W inverter (when you're not running the generator)

  • Victron energy management - see "Instruments"

  • Solar panels 2x310 watt

  • 120V US outlets - minimum 1 in each cabin, head, and saloon

  • Dual USB charger ports in each cabin and saloon

    • Uses the 12V electrical system so no need to run inverter or generator if all you want to do is charge a "device"

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• Lighting

  • All LED lighting.  Bright, robust, and low heat

    • "courtesy" lighting on the floor.  I call it a "night light", i.e., just enough light that you can make your way around if you have to be up and about in the dark

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• Water maker

  • Rainman 40 gph (when filters are clean) desalination

  • Run with AC power supplied by generator

    • MAKE SURE you are in an area with clean water or you will destroy the membranes.  Oil sheen on the water?  Very bad!

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