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Fountaine Pajot Astrea 42 - SeaSea

St. Thomas, Frenchtown Marina (United States Virgin Islands)
1/5
St. Thomas, Frenchtown Marina (United States Virgin Islands)
2020
8 Persons
4 cabins
8 berth
4 WC
700 l water tank
700 l fuel tank
42 ft length
4.27 ft draft
23.62 ft beam
2x 55 HP (41kW)

Equipment

Deck

  • Cockpit grill
  • Sprayhood
  • Cockpit table
  • Dinghy with outboard engine
  • Electric anchor windlass

Yacht electrics

  • Generator
  • Inverter
  • 110V socket
  • Air Conditioning
  • USB sockets

Navigation

  • GPS chart plotter
  • Autopilot
  • GPS chart plotter - cockpit
  • Wind/speed/depth instruments

Availability

Services and Extras (book now or later)

Mandatory services

  • Bahamas Taxes

    0.10 USD

  • Bahamas foreign charter tax

    0.04 USD

  • Belize Taxes

    0.10 USD

  • Cruising tax

    4 USD

  • DRA

    50 USD

  • Florida sales tax

    0.07 USD

  • Dinghy

    45 USD

  • Maryland Amusement Tax 5%

    0.05 USD

  • Maryland State Tax 6%

    0.06 USD

  • Surcharge

    500 USD
5’991.62EUR
Unavailable for the dates selected
  • Bahamas Taxes 0.10 USD
  • Bahamas foreign charter tax 0.04 USD
  • Belize Taxes 0.10 USD
  • Cruising tax 4 USD
  • DRA 50 USD
  • Florida sales tax 0.07 USD
  • Dinghy 45 USD
  • Maryland Amusement Tax 5% 0.05 USD
  • Maryland State Tax 6% 0.06 USD
  • Surcharge 500 USD
  • Credit card payments 3% surcharge 0.03 USD
  • National parks permit 25 USD
  • Cancellation insurance 200 USD
  • Outboard fuel & Gas 40 USD
  • Visar 5 USD
  • Final cleaning 250 USD
5’991.62 EUR
Chantal Staub skipper and sailing trainer
Chantal Staub

Charter Advisor & Skipper

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