Description
The Walkabout is the first Walkabout 43, designed by naval architect David Reard and designed and built for safe fast blue water sailing
The very large hull ensures stability and offers a large living space inside and in the cockpit. The hull, inspired by the modern open ocean sail racers, has two rudders and is planing. Under the right conditions, you can reach safely speed up to 15 knots.
Its highlight is the cockpit, which thanks to the width of the hull to the stern is "huge" and it gives ample space to the crew and to who is sitting relaxed in the shade, sheltered by the canopy and bimini.
The interior is composed of 3 double cabins with two bathrooms, a very large dinette and living space, with a very ample kitchen.
We do charter since 2011 in the Aegean sea, we know the Cyclades Island very well and we can manage easily some windy days typically of the Aegean summer.
We are Italian and we like to cook well for a gourmet cruise. We will prepare italian and greek dishes, and we do often boat made fresh pasta.
The listed price is estimated and based on 6 pax. Please inquire directly through the "Message Owner" for exact pricing and availability.
Details
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Manufacturer
Walkabout Yachts
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Model
Walkabout 43
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Year
2010
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Guest Capacity
6
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Cabins
2
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Single Beds
2
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Double Beds
2
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Bathrooms
1
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Number of engines
1
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Horsepower per engine
54
Crew
Amenities
Boat Owner
Lorenzo
Member since March 2019
Location and Destination Guide
Usually this boat operates around Paros, GR.
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Customer Questions & Answers
Policies
No refund if renter cancels