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THE ADVENTUREyacht charter

Name: THE ADVENTURE yacht charter
Brand: Lagoon
Availability: InStock

From

$17,000 - $33,000

per week, plus expenses

Length: 15m50ft
Guests: 8
Cabins: 4
Crew: 2
Built: 2020refit 2023
Builder: Lagoon

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Overview

THE ADVENTURE is a 15.2m (50ft) sailing yacht built by Lagoon in 2020 (refit 2023). She welcomes 8 guests in 4 cabins with a crew of 2, and charters in Caribbean. Weekly charter rates start from $17,000 plus expenses.

A popular model, the Lagoon 50 - The Adventure accommodates up to 8 guests in 3 ensuite queen cabins, and a double guest cabin (with shared head & shower).

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Broker's view

Who THE ADVENTURE suits

The British Virgin Islands are catamaran country, and THE ADVENTURE fits the setting exactly. She is a Lagoon 50 built in 2020 and refitted in 2023, with a 7.9 meter beam that gives a wide cockpit and saloon, and a 1.7 meter draft for anchoring just off the beach at places a deeper yacht cannot reach.

Eight guests sleep in four cabins: three queens with en suite bathrooms and a fourth double that shares a head and shower. Two crew handle the sailing and the cooking, and special diets can be catered for. Distances in the BVI are short, so her gentle 6 knot cruising speed is no handicap. Rates run from $19,900 to $25,000 per week in summer 2026 and from $17,000 to $33,000 in winter, when demand peaks around the holidays.

BVI island hopping
Families and friend groups
First time charterers
Easygoing beach bar itineraries

Three cabins have en suite bathrooms and the fourth double shares a head and shower.
Her 1.7 meter draft lets her anchor close to beaches and reefs throughout the BVI.
Winter rates range from $17,000 to $33,000 per week, so the choice of dates has a large effect on price.

THE ADVENTURE charter price

Season	Cruising area	Low rate	High rate
Summer 2026	Caribbean	$19,900	$25,000
Winter 2026	Caribbean	$17,000	$33,000

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Specifications

Length: 15.2m / 50ft
Beam: 7.9m
Draft: 1.7m
Builder: Lagoon
Built: 2020 (refit 2023)
Guests: 8
Cabins: 4
Crew: 2
Hull: Multihull
Cruising speed: 11.1 kph / 6 kts
Max speed: 18.5 kph / 10 kts
Flag: British Virgin Islands

Amenities and water toys

Air Conditioning
BBQ
Indoor audio system
Special diets
TV saloon
Wi-Fi

Layout

Frequently asked questions

How much does it cost to charter THE ADVENTURE?

THE ADVENTURE charters from $17,000 - $33,000 per week. The base rate covers the yacht and crew. Fuel, food, drinks and berths are extra, usually budgeted as an advance provisioning allowance of 25% to 35%, and local taxes may apply depending on the cruising area.

How many guests can THE ADVENTURE accommodate?

THE ADVENTURE sleeps 8 guests in 4 cabins and carries a crew of 2.

Where can I charter THE ADVENTURE?

THE ADVENTURE is available in Caribbean. Availability changes by season, so ask a Navélia broker for current dates.

How do I book THE ADVENTURE?

Send an enquiry, message us on WhatsApp or book a 20 minute call. A Navélia broker confirms availability with the yacht's central agent, sends a contract, and a 50% deposit secures your dates.

How are the cabins arranged on THE ADVENTURE?

THE ADVENTURE has three queen cabins, each with an en suite bathroom, and one additional double guest cabin that uses a shared head and shower. Together they sleep up to eight guests, with the master located aft.

Can THE ADVENTURE cater for special diets?

Yes, special diets are listed among her amenities. Guests complete a preference sheet before the charter so the crew can provision for allergies, vegetarian or other requirements. She also has a BBQ for casual meals in the cockpit.

How fast does THE ADVENTURE sail?

She cruises at about 6 knots and can reach 10 knots. In the British Virgin Islands most hops between anchorages are only a few miles, so passages are short and most of the day is spent swimming or ashore.