About this catamaran
Neptune is a Leopard 43.4 bareboat power catamaran for Whitsunday cruising. The operator lists four double cabins, two toilets and a maximum of ten sleeping guests.
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The published record gives 10 as the maximum guest figure and 10 berths for sleeping. Those are separate limits; ask the operator which one applies to your day or overnight booking and how the berths are arranged.
This vessel is marked bareboat and overnight cruise in the source catalogue. Ask whether that arrangement is available on your dates and exactly who will skipper.
The listing gives 4 cabins. Ask which cabins and berths are available to your group and whether linen or provisioning is included.
For a closer look at capacity labels, read day sail or overnight?. This interpretation uses the published YouSail fields; Whitsunday Escape confirms the current boat setup.
Ask about this exact vessel
- Can 10 people travel by day, and how are the 10 overnight berths allocated?
- What skipper experience, handover and sailing-area briefing does a bareboat booking require?
- What is the current total price, including any skipper, fuel, bond or cleaning charges?
- Where do we board, what itinerary is possible, and what changes if conditions deteriorate?
The Whitsundays region guide adds local questions and official references. Use the charter quote checklist to compare the answer with another boat. Check the official resources for current marine guidance.
Charter operator
Self-skippered Whitsundays bareboat holidays from Coral Sea Marina on named sailing and power catamarans.
These details come from the published YouSail catalogue. They can be incomplete or out of date; see the information disclaimer.
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