Day Yacht · 40 ft · Up to 10 guests
A black-hulled 40 ft day boat with an orange leather cockpit, a wooden swim platform and a cabin with a galley, for up to 10 guests.
The VanDutch 40 Prime is a glossy black 40 ft day boat for up to 10 guests, with orange leather seating across the cockpit and the stern. She suits friends who want to be out in the air, close to the water, with a cabin for shade when the sun gets high.
Up front, a wooden foredeck carries two hatches. A black canopy shades the helm and the cockpit behind it. There, an orange U-shaped sofa wraps a table on a pedestal, and a three-cushion sunpad stretches across the stern above a wooden swim platform with chrome rails. In the cabin, a cream dining table has a sofa on each side, a galley with a microwave and drawers sits alongside, and a head has a sink and a window.
Four hours ($2,000) cover the Brickell skyline and Virginia Key with the towers of downtown behind you. Six hours ($2,500) leave time for a swim at the Haulover sandbar, and eight hours ($3,500) allow a second stop at Nixon Sandbar and a slow ride home along Biscayne Bay.
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Her look and her layout. The hull is glossy black and the seating is orange leather. On top of an open cockpit she adds a cabin with a table, a galley and a head, so the group has shade as well as sun.
The cockpit sofa and its pedestal table take the largest share, the three-cushion sunpad at the stern fits those who want to lie back, and the cabin has a sofa on each side of the dining table. Guests naturally split between the open air and the shade.
A cream dining table with a sofa along each side, a galley with white cabinets, drawers and a microwave, and a skylight hatch overhead. The head sits separately, with a sink and a window. It is a shaded place for a snack or a quick change after a swim.
In four hours you can run along the Brickell skyline to Virginia Key. Six hours add a swim at the Haulover sandbar. With eight hours you can add Nixon Sandbar as a second stop and take the long way home along Biscayne Bay.
Through the stern. The wooden swim platform sits right behind the sunpad, with chrome rails on both sides to hold while you step down. It is also the easiest spot to dry off, with the cockpit sofa one step away.
Capacity: 10 Guests
Staterooms: 1
Heads / Baths: 1
Kitchen: 1
Length: 40 feet
Charter length: 4, 6 or 8 hours