BRU SEA

luxury CREWED CATAMARAN in the bahamas

Exumas

BAHAMAS

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LUXURY at its best

Hop aboard the magnificent Bru Sea, a sleek 53' Leopard power catamaran that epitomizes luxury from bow to stern. A dazzling 2023 model featuring four cabins and four bathrooms spread across three luxurious levels. This cutting-edge vessel is specifically chosen to provide guests with an un-matched experience of the Exumas, boasting a shallow draft of just 3.2 feet, enabling our captain to navigate into secluded, uninhabited bays that larger yachts can only dream of reaching.

Whether you crave group fun or tranquil moments, Bru Sea is your ticket to exploring the Bahamas in style, combining speed, grace, and total bliss.

Catamaran Specifications

Make: LEOPARD

Length: 53'

Year Built: 2023

Beam: 25'

Draft: 3.2'

TYPE: POWER CATAMARAN

Guests: 6-8

CREW: 1-2

Ensuite Cabins: 4 Queens

A/C: Full

Amenities

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• Bow Thrusters
  
• Ice Maker
  
• Washer/Dryer
  
• Dishwasher
  
• Full size refrigerator
  
• Microwave
  
• Convection Oven
  
• Duel Coffee (Drip or Keurig)
  
• Refrigerator on the flybridge
  
• Wetbar on the flybridge
  
• Bow seating with cushions/lounge areas
  

Water Toys

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• (2) Sea Bobs
  
• (2) Stand Up Paddle Boards
  
• Pull Behind Tube
  
• Beach Games
  
• Fishing Rods
  
• Snorkel Gear
  
• Floating Mat
  
• Noodles
  

meet the captain

Captain Althario (Tario) Rolle is a Bahamian born and raised local boy. Althario worked for ten years with the Bahamas Coast Guard.

He gained immeasurable experience and understanding of everything in and around our nautical world. Since those early days with the Coast Guard, Captain Althario took all that experience to the yacht charter industry. Ten years later Althario has completed over 150 charters on various power and sailing vessels up to 100 ft in length, He now holds a 200 ton rated captains ticket with the Bahamian government.

Captain Althario has spent numerous hours with Chef Peter, the head chef at Carolina Gourmet. He now is not only an experienced charter captain, but also a chef very capable of preparing fine meals should you decide to add the food and beverage package to your "captain only" charter. As another bonus, he can make a very mean cocktail to be enjoyed every night on your voyage aboard Bru Sea. Cheers to you!

meet the chef

Meet Chef Diann, the culinary yacht chef wizard, who doesn't just cook - she orchestrates a masterpiece on every plate. With a dash of creativity and a sprinkle of passion, each dish is like a gourmet symphony for your taste buds.

Her secret ingredient? Love. She sees cooking as a soulful journey, a way to bring people together through the universal language of food. From farm to table, she carefully selects the freshest ingredients, supporting local growers along the way.

When you choose Chef Diann to come aboard Bru Sea as your chef, you're not just getting a meal - you're getting a taste of pure magic. Get ready to embark on a culinary adventure that will leave you craving more.

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With her heartwarming, adventurous spirit, Diann promises a vacation experience in the mesmerizing Exumas that you won't ever forget.

Norman key

The pristine coral reef surrounding Norman's Cay and its neighboring islets make it one of the most incredible places in the Exumas that you simply must see for yourself. Conditions are impeccable for all your favorite saltwater activities or, if you're in the mood for ultimate relaxation, this prime location is also perfect for sun-soaked leisure.

great guana cay

Well protected and easily accessible, Great Guana Cay offers a genuine "Out Islands" experience. The locals of Black Point Settlement will make you feel at home in their quaint little town. Immerse yourself in friendly island culture, feast on traditional Bahamian cuisine, and admire hand-woven palm leaf baskets made by the settlement's women.

staniel cay

Staniel Cay rose to fame after providing the lavish backdrop for two James Bond films. In fact, the spectacular underwater cave system located just west of Staniel Cay was named "Thunderball Grotto" based on its film debut. This can't-miss dive and snorkel site is filled with vibrant coral heads and abundant marine populations.

warderick wells cay

.Home to the 176-square-mile Exuma Cays Land and Marine Park, and the largest underwater marine park in the Caribbean, Warderick Wells Cay is a premier anchorage submerged in protected waters.

There are 20 marked nature trails to explore on land and 20 secluded beaches located along the island's border. Both the hiking and snorkeling are unmatched at Warderick Wells Cay.

shroud Cay

Shroud Cay, also part of the territory of the Exuma Cays Land and Marine Park, is an uninhabited archipelago of rocks and white sand beaches that features a charming mangrove channel. The sheltered coves serve as an idyllic home for snails, lobsters, sea turtles and other marine creatures.

compass Cay

Jump in the dinghy to snorkel the caves at Rocky Dundas or take a short hike and a soak in Rachel’s Bubble Bath, where the ocean meets a narrow creek outlet and splashes giant waves against the rock face bordering the eastern side of the pool, filling the water with champagne-like bubbles.

lee stocking island

Navigate a multicolored mix of channels and sandbars toward Lee Stocking Island, home of the once-­famous Perry Institute for Marine Science.

This island is criss-crossed with pristine hiking trails and its crystal-clear water makes it a great place to observe the local population of Atlantic stingrays by paddle board.

Black point

The town of Black Point is small and friendly, located near the northern tip of Great Guana Cay. Take a shore excursion to visit this charming Bahamian settlement where most of the homes are cinderblock, stuccoed and painted in pastels, creating pleasing splashes of color. Take time to discover what day to day life in the Bahamas is all about. Later, hike to the bluff to see the impressive Dotham Cut.

george town

TThe capital and largest city in the district, George Town (permanent population 1,000) was founded in 1793 and boasts a colorful history. Pirates used Georgetown’s deep water harbor during the 17th century and the “plantation aristocracy” from Virginia and North and South Carolina settled here in the 18th century. Elizabeth Harbor became a refitting base for British vessels and the U.S. Navy used the port during World War II. Today George Town is a vibrant place with delightful shops, restaurants and bars.