Suedama 1 Sailing Catamaran Hire

Suedama 1 is a 2025 Fountaine Pajot Tanna 47 based at Pointe-a-Pitre, Guadeloupe, built for weeks around Grande Terre, Basse Terre, the Saintes, and Marie Galante. Fourteen metres on deck with a 7.7 metre beam and a 1.3 metre draft, she carries a flybridge lounge, a wide cockpit, and a forward net for the trade wind passages that define this corner of the Caribbean. Twin Yanmar engines, a full batten mainsail, and a furling genoa keep the run from the marina to the next bay simple, whether you are reaching in a breeze or motoring a calm morning into the Saintes channel.

The saloon opens to the cockpit so the galley, the dining table, and the aft seats share one volume. A generator, inverter, air conditioning, and a sound system cover heat and power at anchor. Fuel sits at 940 litres and water at 700 litres, enough for a Guadeloupe week without chasing every dock. The flybridge sofa looks over the bows. The cockpit table is the meal station after a swim at Pigeon Island or a kite day off a sandbar on the east coast.

Five cabins sleep ten guests: four doubles plus a twin, with skipper quarters when a licensed skipper joins. Four heads keep a family or two couples from sharing one shower. Suedama 1 is offered as bareboat with a skipper licence, or with a skipper from the base. Check in is 17:00 and check out is 11:00, with charters from three to ninety days.

Published weeks start from about 5670 euros on aggregator calendars and about 6615 euros with the local operator, plus a security deposit around 3000 euros. Pointe-a-Pitre airport sits close to the marina, so the first night can be a nearby cove on Grande Terre before a longer hop to Terre de Haut. This is a new Tanna 47 for a French West Indies week: space on deck, ten berths, and a hull that still likes to sail.