SOUTHERN SKY

SOUTHERN SKY is the kind of boat that makes the Bahamas feel bigger than it looks on a chart: a 51ft Robertson and Caine power catamaran built in 2018, sleeping six guests across three cabins, with the shallow draft and stability that let her tuck into the sandbanks and quiet anchorages a deeper monohull simply has to admire from a distance. What sets her apart isn't a long list of extras, it's the layout logic of a cruising catamaran — two hulls, no heeling under way, and genuine beam, so the saloon, the cockpit and the cabins all feel like separate places rather than one shared space. For a family or two couples chartering in the Bahamas, that balance matters more than tonnage. Power rather than sail means you set a departure time and keep it, hopping between islands on your own schedule instead of the wind's, which is exactly how most guests want to see these waters. Six guests, three cabins, a 2018 build and a region she knows well — if you want a relaxed, shallow-water Bahamas charter without the formality of a larger motor yacht, SOUTHERN SKY is worth a serious look.