- Length
- 13,99 m
- Cabins
- 4
- Berths
- 12
- Bathrooms
- 4
- Year
- 2023
Overview
On board
An exceptional catamaran for exploring the islands of Guadeloupe with comfort, space and performance. BULA is a latest-generation Lagoon 46, designed for sailors seeking the perfect balance between the pleasure of sailing and comfortable living on board. With 4 spacious double cabins, 4 bathrooms, a convertible saloon and forepeaks that can be fitted out, this catamaran can accommodate up to 12 people for an elegant cruise. Treat yourself to an exceptional cruise aboard BULA, a Lagoon 46 catamaran for charter in Guadeloupe. Modern, spacious and extremely comfortable, it combines sailing performance with refined life on board to explore the islands of the French West Indies in complete freedom. Its VPLP-signed design includes generous outdoor spaces: forward and aft cockpits, a flybridge with a central helm station for excellent visibility, and a retractable aft platform for the dinghy and swimming. The interior is bright, understated and refined, with a smooth flow and a natural connection between the saloon and the outdoors. The aft-stepped rig ensures better weight distribution and improved performance under sail. The optimised sail plan (full-batten mainsail, genoa and Incidence sails) makes it an efficient catamaran, even in light winds. Sail through the heart of the West Indies in style: BULA awaits you for an unforgettable cruise.
Specifications
The boat in detail
The boat
- Model
- Lagoon 46
- Type
- Catamaran
Dimensions
- Length
- 13.99 m
- Beam
- 7.96 m
- Draft
- 1.30 m
- Air draft
- 25.07 m
- Displacement
- 15.75 t
- Design category
- A
- Naval architect
- VPLP Design
Layout
- Cabins
- 4
- Berths
- 12 (Convertible saloon and forepeaks that can be fitted out)
- Bathrooms
- 4
Engines and tanks
- Fuel tank
- 1,040 L
- Fresh water tank
- 600 L
Sails and navigation
- Mainsail
- Full-batten mainsail
- Genoa / jib
- Genoa
- Sail area
- 140 m²
- Helm station
- Flybridge, central helm station
- Year built
- 2023
Equipment
What you will find on board
On deck
- Flybridge
- Forward cockpit lounge
- Swim platform
Pricing
From 5 000 € per week
Indicative low-season rate. The price varies according to the season, the duration and the chosen formula: bareboat / with skipper / fully crewed.
Charter options
Bareboat
Self-skippered charter for sailors with documented experience in offshore or coastal navigation. No official licence is required by local regulations, but a sailing CV and sufficient experience are needed to validate your application.
With a skipper
French-speaking skipper who knows the anchorages and local conditions: you choose the stopovers, they handle the helm and safety.
Fully crewed
A skipper and a host-cook on board: meals, anchorages and navigation are all taken care of by our team. Tailored quote depending on the size of the group, the duration and the season.
Terms
Practical information
- Minimum stay
- 3 days, subject to availability
- Handover
- Sailing briefing and itinerary advice from the team at Bas-du-Fort, present when you arrive.
- Season
- December to April (dry season)
Layout
Boat plan
Base and itineraries
Your base: Caribbean
Sailoé Caribbean
Marina de Bas-du-Fort, Pointe-à-Pitre
Guadeloupe - Maryse Condé Airport (Pointe-à-Pitre) less than 15 minutes away by taxi.
Stops from the base
- Les Saintes (Terre-de-Haut)
- Marie-Galante
- Petite-Terre (mooring on a buoy mandatory, to be booked before you set sail)
- Cousteau Reserve (Îlet Pigeon)
- Îlet Gosier
- Dominica (as an extension from Les Saintes)
Why charter with Sailoé
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Frequently asked questions
Do you need a boating licence to charter a catamaran in Guadeloupe?
Local regulations in Guadeloupe do not require an official licence to sail in the waters of the archipelago. However, for a bareboat charter, Sailoe asks for a sailing CV attesting to sufficient experience: coastal or offshore navigation, nights on board, distance covered. If your experience is limited, the skippered option is the right solution: no qualification needed, our French-speaking skipper handles the navigation.
How many people can a Lagoon catamaran accommodate in Guadeloupe?
It depends on the model chosen. Our Lagoon catamarans accommodate between 4 and 12 people, spread across 2 to 6 cabins depending on the size of the boat. Check the listings of our Caribbean fleet to compare configurations, or tell us the size of your group in your quote request, and we will point you towards the right boat.
What is the best charter duration to discover the Guadeloupe archipelago?
One week (7 nights) is the ideal duration to comfortably visit the essential spots: Les Saintes, Marie-Galante and Petite-Terre. A stay of 10 to 14 nights lets you reach Dominica and sail at a more relaxed pace. Short charters of 3 to 5 days are possible subject to availability. See the itineraries page to refine your project.
Is night sailing allowed in Guadeloupe?
No. Night sailing is not allowed in Guadeloupe. Movements take place during the day, which means planning the legs while taking sunrise and sunset times into account. Our skippers and our base team factor this constraint into every pre-departure briefing: the itineraries we recommend are built so that each leg can be completed in daylight sailing.
How do you get a quote for a catamaran charter in the Caribbean?
Contact our team directly by email (charter@sailoe.com) or through the quote form. Specify your dates, the size of your group and the option you would like (bareboat, skippered or fully crewed). We will reply within 24h with a personalised, no-obligation proposal.
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