Not all 3-cabin catamarans are created equal, many models prioritize capacity over comfort - squeezing in extra cabins at the expense of spacious living areas - and focus on affordability over high-end design. But for yacht owners who refuse to compromise on luxury, livability, and smart ownership benefits, The Moorings 4200 Owner Version is in a class of its own.

For yacht owners seeking the perfect combination of a luxurious master suite, high-performance sailing, and seamless indoor-outdoor living—all while maintaining a traditional 4-cabin layout—The Moorings 4600 Owner Version is a true game-changer.

Choosing when to set sail and when to stay put is a crucial part of having an enjoyable time out on the water. And with a slew of modern weather devices, apps, and state-of-the-art weather forecasts, you might assume that surprises at sea are a thing of the past.

Embarking on the journey of monohull ownership through The Moorings Yacht Ownership Program is more than a financial investment—it's an invitation to a world of extraordinary holidays, unwavering service, seamless access to boats worldwide, guaranteed monthly returns, and the exhilaration of embracing the sailing lifestyle. Join us as we explore the stories of three couples who have found delight in the experience of owning a monohull through The Moorings.  

Continuing our provisioning survival guide throughout the Caribbean, this month we set sail to the lesser-explored, quaint islands of the Abacos.  

As you embark on the thrilling decision of yacht ownership through The Moorings, the choice between a catamaran and a monohull sailing yacht might have you scratching your head. While both vessels offer unique advantages, there's an undeniable charm to discovering the sailing mecca of the Caribbean with a monohull and why monohulls still reign supreme amongst those truly looking to get away from it all.

It’s a debate as old as the sea itself: Sailboats vs powerboats. Tradition vs Innovation. The topic continues to spark debate and always will. But does it all really have to be so clear-cut? Can’t there be a time and place for both?

  There is nothing quite as relaxing as casting your lines in the water and slowly trolling along as you cruise between islands. Sipping on local beers and rum until you hear that unmistakable screech and spin of the line flying off the rod.

You've just flown into a sunny paradise to meet your boat for a week-long sailing adventure, but there is one question that always seems to mystify even the most seasoned sailor when dropping anchor in a new destination- “Where do we provision?”