Sunseeker
ACCIDENTAL SUCCESS II
Delivered in late December 2023 this stunning brand new Sunseeker provides all the amenities one could wish for. Her well-thought-out design makes the most of the space onboard. Her on-deck master stateroom features large windows for plenty of light, leading down to a large dressing area and then down to the bright and spacious master bathroom. Features include a large walk-in shower with bench seating, a rain shower, a vanity with dual sinks and an enclosed WC. Below deck, her four guest staterooms are also well appointed with 2 VIP Queens aft and 2 convertible cabins forward which can be set as 2 singles or a Queen in each. All staterooms have plenty of natural light through large windows, ensuite bathrooms include walk-in showers with hand-held and rain shower heads. Her main salon and dining areas are neutrally decorated and again offer plenty of natural light with a full sliding glass door to starboard which can open up to a retractable balcony area. Her aft deck leads down to the swim platform. Forward on the bow you’ll find an enormous bunny pad as well as a table and seating area. When not in the water you’ll likely spend most time on the flybridge which offers a Jacuzzi tub aft a wet bar and large seating area for alfresco dining and sundown cocktails served by your professional crew of 4.
LENGTH: 29 m
BEAM: 6.7 m
BUILT YEAR: 2024
CRUISING SPEED: 15 kn
MAX SPEED: 22 kn
Accidental success ii sleeps 6 guests across 5 cabins.
CREW
Nationality: British Jacob grew up on the South Coast of England sailing a small 32; family boat. He left school at 16 and has been working in the marine industry ever since, he has a passion for providing guests the most incredible experience during their time onboard. Jacob has a great love for training and developing new and less experienced crew members to help enable them to develop into highly skilled and professional seafarers. When time allows, he can usually be found playing a round of golf, scuba diving or enjoying exploring the local area. Jacob has a wealth of experience on yachts from 15m-60m and his door is always open to discuss anchorages or cruising itineraries.
Nationality: South African Justin Claassens, born in South Africa and raised on Kenyaâs coast, has a lifelong passion for the ocean and adventure. Exploring East Africaâs coastlines from a young age, he gained hands-on marine experience and a deep appreciation for nature. Known for his technical skill and warm approach, Justin creates engaging onboard experiences, blending thrilling adventures with respect for marine ecosystems. Each journey he leads is memorable and enriching, from navigating secluded waters to sharing his knowledge of the ocean.
Growing up with parents in the yachting industry, Alicia was drawn to the ocean from an early age. Originally from the UK and raised in Majorca, she brings a unique blend of British charm and Mediterranean warmth to her role. Over the past four years, she has worked as a stewardess throughout the Mediterranean, where her exceptional service, attention to detail, and creativity have set her apart. A certified Dive Master, Alicia has a deep appreciation for marine life, and her love for the sea shines through in every aspect of her work. Known for crafting beautiful cocktails and designing elegant table settings, she creates a welcoming and memorable atmosphere on board, ensuring each guest enjoys a truly elevated experience.
Nationality: South African Jennifer is an accomplished chef from the East Coast of South Africa with over eight years of experience in land-based kitchens and one year on motor yachts, including time aboard a busy charter yacht.A true culinary professional, Jennifer is highly skilled in crafting innovative menus that cater to a wide range of dietary needs, from vegan and vegetarian to specialized dietary requirements. She excels at creating delicious, well-balanced dishes that not only delight the palate but also promote healthy living. Jennifer\'s organizational skills and attention to detail ensure smooth operations in the galley, allowing her to consistently deliver exceptional dining experiences. Her ability to plan, execute, and adapt menus ensures that guests are always treated to an unforgettable culinary journey. Known for her creativity, discipline, and passion for great food, Jennifer is a mature, non-smoking, and drama-free individual who fosters positive, collaborative relationships with her team. Her commitment to excellence and love for cooking is evident in every dish she prepares, making her an asset to any yacht galley.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the best time of year for a Grenadines yacht charter?
The best time for a Grenadines yacht charter is generally from December through April, during the Caribbean’s main winter charter season. These months typically bring warm temperatures, reliable trade winds, and less rainfall, making them particularly popular for sailing between the islands. Christmas and New Year are among the highest-demand weeks, so the best yachts often need to be reserved well in advance. May and early summer can also be attractive for guests looking for fewer yachts, warmer water, and greater availability.
Where should you start a Grenadines yacht charter?
There is no single best starting point. St. Vincent is ideal for southbound itineraries through Bequia, Mustique, Canouan, Mayreau, and the Tobago Cays, while Grenada works exceptionally well for northbound charters through Carriacou and the southern Grenadines. Some yachts may also arrange embarkation around islands such as Canouan or Bequia depending on their location and schedule. The best starting point should ultimately be chosen around the yacht you charter, your flight connections, and whether you prefer a round-trip or one-way itinerary.
Can you charter a yacht from St. Vincent to Grenada through the Grenadines?
Yes. In fact, St. Vincent to Grenada is one of the most rewarding one-way yacht charter routes in the Caribbean. A longer itinerary can travel south through Bequia, Mustique, Canouan, Mayreau, the Tobago Cays, and Union Island before continuing into Carriacou and Grenada. Because St. Vincent and the Grenadines and Grenada are separate countries, the yacht must complete the appropriate customs and immigration procedures when crossing the border. Your captain and crew normally handle the yacht clearance process as part of the itinerary.
How many days do you need for a Grenadines yacht charter?
Seven nights is an excellent starting point for a Grenadines yacht charter. A typical week allows you to visit several major islands without spending the entire trip underway, with passages between many stops taking only a few hours. Seven-day routes can comfortably combine destinations such as Bequia, Mustique, Canouan, Mayreau, and the Tobago Cays. If you want to cruise the entire island chain between St. Vincent and Grenada at a slower pace, 10 to 14 days provides considerably more flexibility.
Is Tobago Cays worth visiting on a Grenadines yacht charter?
Absolutely. The Tobago Cays Marine Park is one of the highlights of any Grenadines yacht charter and is often the stop guests remember most. The protected marine park surrounds five uninhabited cays with clear lagoons, coral reefs, seagrass beds, and important habitat for green turtles. It is an exceptional place for snorkeling, swimming, paddleboarding, and simply spending a night surrounded by almost entirely undeveloped scenery. Yachts must follow marine park regulations, including restrictions designed to protect coral and seagrass areas.
Can you visit Mustique on a Grenadines yacht charter?
Yes. Mustique is one of the most popular luxury stops on a Grenadines yacht charter and combines beautifully with nearby Bequia and Canouan. Arriving by yacht allows you to spend the day exploring the island, visit its beaches, enjoy lunch or dinner ashore, and experience its famously private atmosphere before continuing through the island chain. Mooring and shore arrangements can depend on availability and current island procedures, so your captain will normally coordinate the details before arrival.
Catamaran vs motor yacht in the Grenadines: Which should you charter?
For most groups, a crewed catamaran is one of the best ways to explore the Grenadines. The islands are close enough together to make sailing enjoyable rather than time-consuming, and catamarans provide excellent stability, outdoor space, and easy access to swimming and snorkeling. A motor yacht is the better choice if you prioritize speed, larger crews, extensive water toys, or want to cover the full distance between St. Vincent and Grenada more quickly. For relaxed Caribbean island-hopping, choose a catamaran. For speed and higher-end amenities, choose a motor yacht.
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