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Sailing yacht · British Virgin Islands

Pura Vida | 2022

Dufour Yachts

8 guests
4 cabins
2 bathrooms
2022 built
54ft (16m)

Bareboat

Pura Vida

Dufour 530 - 4 cab. · British Virgin Islands

About this yacht

Pura vida is a Dufour 530 - 4 cab. built in 2022 and has 4 cabins. It can accommodate a maximum of 8 people, including freelance skipper/crew.

It is available for charters in Road Town, British Virgin Islands.

Specifications

8Guests

4Cabins

2Bathrooms

54ftLength

2022Built

GeneratorAir-conBow thruster

Amenities

110V socket
Air Conditioning
Autopilot
Bimini top
Black Water Tank
Bow thruster
Cockpit grill
Cockpit/stern, outside shower

Charter extras

This is a bareboat charter — no skipper included. You’ll need a qualified skipper aboard (RYA Day Skipper / ICC or equivalent).

Obligatory added to every charter

Outboard fuel & Gas(obligatory)Paid in advance

€20

Visar(obligatory)Paid in advance

€20

Yacht Insurance(obligatory)Paid in advance

€250

National parks permit(obligatory)Paid in advance

€25

Cruising tax(obligatory)Paid in advance

€32

Tick the extras you want — your charter total in the booking panel updates instantly. Items marked paid locally are settled at check-in; the rest are paid in advance with your balance.

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Dates:Select below

August 2026

Any start day · 7-night minimum on this yacht.

Number of Guests:8 guests

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Good to know

We want to make sure you are well prepared and informed for your trip. Here are a few things you might want to know before you set off.

Yes, the local pilot guide will be on board, along with all the charts for the region

Every port authority in the Mediterranean require you to hold an official sailing licence to do a bareboat charter. If you are unsure if you have the right qualification, send us a copy of your licence and we can advise you if it will be accepted. Generally you will require an official license issued from a body such as the RYA or ASA that would allow you to skipper a similar sized yacht in your home country. In the Caribbean, a sailing resume will often suffice, but we recommend getting a licence if you don't have one already.

On a bareboat charter, the yacht comes ready to sail with all the sails and equipment ready. It will be your yacht for the charter period and you will be responsible for expenses such as fuel, berthing, provisioning and any additional services or equipment you require.

The security deposit works exactly like a hire car. It is security for the yacht operator that you will return the boat in the same condition that it is given, and that you will complete your responsibilities such as re-fuelling the boat. It is taken as a pre-authorisation on a credit card, and is released back to your card when you check out.

Yes the yacht is fully insured. The excess amount should there be a total loss is equal to the security deposit amount.