Yacht Details |
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| Guests | Up to 8 | |
| Guest Cabins | 4 | |
| Length | 62ft | |
| Guest Cabin Configuration | 4 Queen en-suite cabins with A/C | |
| Designer | Lagoon 620 | |
| Launched | 2011 | |
| Home Port | Nanny Cay, Tortola, British Virgin Islands | |
| Scuba |  Available onboard (see Specs tab) |
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FOXY LADY
'experience the art of living'
Foxy Lady, a first class Lagoon 620 catamaran, is available for charter in the Caribbean and is based in the British Virgin Islands, providing luxury accommodation for 8 guests, with full board and an open bar.
Come and experience the lifestyle offered in this stunning part of the world, aboard this popular sailing catamaran.
Join us on Foxy Lady to discover perfect bays and secret spots, adventure where privateers and pirates once roamed and sail downwind with the sun on your face and a drink in your hand. Sit back and soak up the sun on one of Foxy Lady's many couches and sun beds, or take a well deserved nap in your fully air conditioned cabin. Snorkel or dive a sunken wreck, tropical reef or in the sandy shallows right off the beach or the back of Foxy Lady, and afterwards enjoy a refreshing shower on deck.
Join in for themed nights, cocktail parties, children games, sundowner treats and delicious meals. Get involved in the sailing of Foxy Lady with the enthusiastic advice given by your captain. Watch as your children enjoying a thrilling ride on the tube behind our large 16' tender, or play hide and go seek on the best floating toys ever! See them take an interest in the fascinating underwater world or learn first hand why the ocean glows at night. How would you like to catch (and release) a fish off the back of Foxy Lady, or partake in an amazing night swim to view the fish and stingrays attracted by our underwater lights?
Come and experience the art of living... Choose this winning combination of yacht and crew, and you are in the best possible hands for the vacation of a lifetime.
Chef Kate's post Irma sample itinerary for Foxy Lady sailing the Virgin Islands:
As we move forward into the 2017/2018 BVI Season, we would like to share with our guests and brokers a sample of what chartering the British Virgin Islands will be like.
Yes, in places the BVI looks worse for wear, but we adapt around this and as your charter crew we find the unspoiled places and treasures still to be enjoyed.
Peaceful and uncrowded bays, empty white sand beaches and adventure or enjoying private parties on board your crewed charter yacht. It is chartering a Caribbean of years gone by… with a thatched beach bar, a man with a guitar, lobster on the BBQ and a handful of relaxed smiling people sitting on the sand at sunset.
This is still paradise.
Day 1
We suggest flying into St Thomas Airport (STT) as we can take advantage of an overnight stop in St John, which is renowned for some of the most beautiful beaches in the world and is not be missed. We usually only spend one night in the USVI, either at one of the many beaches, such as Caneel Bay, Hawks Nest or Maho Bay on your first night or at Christmas Cove on your last night, where the sunsets never disappoint.
Guests are met at the Airport by Jermaine, our trusty driver, with his signboard and good humor. He has been working with us for the past two years and has never let us down. His shiny black taxi seats 10 guests and all their luggage and although has the back window is patched, he offer ice cold refreshments, full AC and a very pleasant experience. From the Airport you will be transported to Yacht Haven Grande, an IGY Marina in Charlotte Amalie, St Thomas that looks exactly as it did before Irma, where Jason and I will be waiting for you.
Once settled aboard Foxy Lady, we will complete a safety briefing and go over a few finer details of the week ahead. It is a 1 hour trip to from Yacht Haven Grande to Christmas Cove, and an additional 45 min to St John, with Bob Marley setting the mood and a cocktail in hand. Weather as always affects the itinerary and so we choose the bay on arrival to match the groups interests and the weather forecast for the night. 3 course dinner with wine aboard followed by optional evening games, star gazing or watching the huge tarpon glide through Foxy Lady’s underwater lights.
Day 2
Wake up early or sleep in, our à la carte breakfast menu means you can eat when you wake, or wait for the group. Foxy Lady will then make the 30 minute trip over into the BVI and clear Customs and Immigration at Soper’s Hole, West End. Another benefit of the post Irma BVI is that this procedure used to take well over 2 hours in high season, it now takes little over 20 minutes.
Next we head over to Privateers Bay on Norman Island in time for lunch. This island was made famous in R.L Stevenson’s ‘Treasure Island’ and looking at the caves today, one cannot help but be swept back in time to the days of pirates and privateers. Once again, this area is quiet, allowing for us to indulge any of our younger guests with a real pirate treasure hunt. A hand made map is found floating through our hulls in a old bottle. We then set off on an epic adventure to follow the map and find the treasure chest hidden in the deepest cave on Norman Island.
After Lunch and a snorkel in the caves we move around into the Bight, a bay about 5 minutes away. Here we choose a secluded corner and guests can sun tan away the rest of the afternoon, or engage in any of our water sport option. Later, Capt. Jason takes guests on a sunset cruise in our 16ft tender, with a cooler of beers or a cocktail in hand. The sunsets here are beautiful and a fast becoming ‘classic’ photograph in front of the famous Willy T’s ship, beached on the sand is a must.
After dinner aboard, spectators and fishermen alike enjoy a rather addictive few hours of ‘catch and release’, fishing for the Tarpon, Chubbs, Jack and Snapper caught off the back of Foxy Lady.
Day 3
Once again breakfast is open to your mood, after which we head over to the stunning Indians, a snorkeling and dive spot, 5 minutes from the Bight. This spot has barely changed and still offers a host of marine life. Our last dive saw plentiful fish and even a hawksbill turtle. Guests are kitted out with our brand new masks, snorkels and fins, with optional pool noodles for those less comfortable in the water. Jason always takes his GoPro and so there is plenty of underwater memories for all.
Next, we head around to Little Harbor on Peter Island, a pristine nook where we stern anchor the yacht to rocks ashore, so that Foxy Lady remains in the same spot and offers a private ‘swimming pool’ off the back. Here the water is cry
