Private Catamaran Charter on Wyuna

Bermuda looks best from the water. The Private Catamaran Charter on Wyuna gives your group a roomy boat, a local crew, and three hours to shape the outing around swimming, snorkeling, paddling, or simply sitting in the sun. I like the freedom to choose your pace, and I like that snorkeling gear, paddleboards, and a clear double kayak are included. The main drawback is the price: $2,120 per group, and the advertised capacity is up to 15 people, so it makes the most sense for a well-filled group.

The charter leaves from Albuoy’s Point on Point Pleasant Road in Hamilton and returns there. You can also ask about pickup, with departures described from Hamilton or Dockyard. Keep in mind that food, soda, and alcohol cost extra, and the exact route depends on weather, sea conditions, and what your group wants to do.

Key points at a glance

• Your own private catamaran: Only your group takes part, with no strangers sharing the boat.
• Three hours on Bermuda’s water: The time can be shaped around snorkeling, swimming, paddling, reef viewing, or a quiet anchorage.
• Water gear included: Snorkeling equipment, paddleboards, and a clear double kayak come with the charter.
• Up to 15 people: At full capacity, the price works out to about $141 per person before catering and drinks.
• Crew service earns strong praise: Loki, Matt, and other Sail Bermuda staff are described as friendly, professional, attentive, and accommodating.
• Flexible food planning: Catering can be ordered through Sail Bermuda, collected, and served onboard.

Why Wyuna works well for a private Bermuda day

A private charter changes the mood from a scheduled boat excursion to a floating day room. You are not following a fixed list of stops or waiting for a large group to finish swimming. Your party can tell the crew what sounds best, then settle into the plan.

That flexibility matters in Bermuda. One group may want to snorkel for most of the trip. Another may care more about swimming, paddleboarding, and a relaxed drink on deck. A family celebration may need easy pacing, while a group of friends may want cliff jumping and music. The point of booking Wyuna is that the boat is yours for the outing.

The experience lasts about three hours, so I would think of it as a focused water adventure rather than a full-day cruise. Three hours is enough time to reach an anchorage, enjoy one or two activities, and return without spending the whole day at sea. It is not enough time to do every option listed, so choose your priorities before boarding.

The boat is advertised for groups of up to 15. That makes the total fare easier to justify than it would be for two or three people. At 15 passengers, $2,120 works out to roughly $141 per person. At 10 people, it becomes $212 each. A smaller party pays for privacy, space, and control over the outing, but the value is strongest when you fill most of the available places.

Leaving from Albuoy’s Point in Hamilton

The stated meeting point is Albuoy’s Point on Point Pleasant Road in Hamilton. The charter ends back at the same place, which keeps the day simple and avoids arranging a separate return ride from another harbor.

Pickup is offered, and the experience information also refers to departures from Dockyard or Hamilton. Since the fixed meeting point is Hamilton, I would confirm the pickup plan and exact departure location when booking, especially if you are staying near the Royal Naval Dockyard or arriving by cruise ship.

You are asked to book one passenger at the start because one passenger represents one boat. Add the actual number of people in the booking notes. This is an important practical detail. Do not enter 15 passengers simply because the boat can carry up to 15, and do not assume the booking system is charging by individual seat.

Confirmation is provided at booking, and mobile tickets are accepted. The boat returns to the meeting point, so you can plan the rest of your Hamilton time without arranging a one-way transfer.

Choosing your three-hour route

The charter is designed around calm bays, small islands, reefs, and shipwreck areas. The crew can select an anchorage that fits the weather and your group’s interests. The exact order is not fixed, which is useful, but it also means you should not expect a guaranteed list of named sites.

A sensible three-hour plan might begin with a short sail from Hamilton, followed by time at anchor for swimming or snorkeling. You could then use the paddleboards or clear double kayak before relaxing on the catamaran for the return. If your group wants more excitement, you can ask about a safe scenic spot for cliff jumping.

The important word is ask. Snorkeling, kayaking, paddleboarding, cliff jumping, and sandbank stops are described as possible activities, not guaranteed stops. Wind, waves, marine conditions, and local access all affect the plan. If one activity matters most, tell the crew before departure.

The boat may also head toward a secluded island or quiet cove. These settings suit a group that wants a slower outing, with fewer distractions than a crowded public boat. You can paddle close to shore, swim from the catamaran, or simply enjoy the view from the deck.

Snorkeling reefs and shipwreck areas

Snorkeling equipment is included, so you do not need to pack a full kit for the water. The charter can visit offshore coral reefs and shipwreck areas, giving you a chance to see Bermuda below the surface rather than only from the deck.

Conditions will shape how good the snorkeling feels. Calm water makes it easier to see marine life and stay comfortable. If your group includes first-time snorkelers, the private format helps because you can spend your available time at a pace that suits your party rather than rushing to match a large group.

I would confirm what sizes of equipment are available if you have children or need a less common fit. The supplied information confirms use of snorkeling equipment, but it does not list sizes, flotation devices, or particular reef names.

The crew’s local experience is useful here because they can choose a suitable anchorage instead of treating the route as fixed. That does not guarantee perfect visibility, but it gives the outing more flexibility than a standard package with one predetermined site.

Paddleboards, a clear kayak, and calm coves

The included water equipment gives you more than one way to enjoy the sea. Paddleboards suit people who want a little exercise and a view across the water. The clear double kayak is a nice option for two people who want to look down while paddling through a quiet cove.

These activities can divide the group in a good way. Some people can paddle while others remain on the boat, swim, or sit in the shade. On a private charter, nobody has to choose one group activity for the entire afternoon.

The kayak is a double model, so it is designed for two people at a time. The information does not confirm how many paddleboards are onboard or whether other equipment is available. If water sports are central to your plan, ask the operator what can be used at the same time.

A sandbank stop offers another pace entirely. You can swim in shallow water, wade, or stay aboard and enjoy the setting. This is likely the better choice for a mixed-age group or anyone who wants Bermuda’s scenery without turning the trip into a demanding sports session.

Cliff jumping is optional, not the main event

For a more adventurous outing, the crew can take your group to a safe, scenic cliff-jumping spot. This is a memorable option for people who want a thrill, but it should be treated as an optional request, not the reason to book unless your group is prepared for the conditions.

Ask the crew about the specific location and current safety conditions before anyone jumps. The supplied details do not state the height, water depth, minimum age, or safety rules. A responsible plan may mean skipping the jump if conditions are not right.

This flexibility is one of the charter’s strengths. A group can include active swimmers and cautious non-swimmers without forcing everyone into the same activity. The boat remains the base, and each person can choose how much action they want.

Food, drinks, and the onboard setup

Meals are not included, but catering can be ordered through Sail Bermuda. The company can collect the food, serve it, and handle the cleanup side while your group enjoys the boat. That is especially useful for birthdays, family occasions, or groups that do not want to pack and manage a picnic.

Alcohol, soda, and meals are listed as extra. One party praised the food and said the bar was stocked, while another enjoyed the Bermuda Swizzle and found the drinks reasonably priced. Those details suggest that onboard food and drinks can be arranged successfully, but they are not part of the base price.

I would plan this before the day of the charter. Decide if you want a proper meal, light snacks, soft drinks, or a local cocktail. Then confirm the cost and menu with the operator. If you are watching the budget, the included equipment and private boat are the core offering, while catering and drinks can quickly raise the final total.

A celebration is a natural fit. One party booked the boat for a mother’s birthday and praised the clean vessel and professional staff. The catamaran gives you a private setting for a toast without having to organize a restaurant table after a wet day on the water.

Crew service and the condition of Wyuna

The strongest praise centers on the staff. Loki and Matt are specifically described as friendly and accommodating, while the wider crew earns repeated credit for being professional, attentive, and easy to work with.

That matters more on a private charter than it might on a standard sightseeing cruise. You are trusting the crew with route choices, water activities, timing, food service, and the general mood of the day. Friendly service helps, but practical attention matters even more.

The boat itself is described as spacious, clean, beautiful, and well cared for. Those are useful qualities for a group of up to 15, since comfort depends on having room to move between the deck, seating areas, and water equipment.

Life jackets were also noted as fitting well during a larger group outing. The current capacity information for this booking is up to 15, so do not assume that a separate larger event represents the same booking conditions. Still, it is reassuring that safety equipment and fit received positive attention.

Who gets the best value from the $2,120 price?

The price is high for a short boat trip, but it covers the whole private catamaran rather than one seat. For a full group of 15, the math is reasonable for a private Bermuda experience with equipment and crew service. For four people, the cost is much harder to defend unless privacy and flexibility matter more than keeping the per-person price low.

I would consider booking if you have a family group, birthday party, cruise-ship group, or friends who want control over the day. You can split the cost and create an outing that feels personal rather than mass-market.

I would hesitate if you are traveling alone, as a couple, or on a strict budget. A shared cruise would likely cost less, although it would not give you the same control over the route or onboard atmosphere. The three-hour length also means you should be certain that a private boat, rather than a longer public excursion, is what you want.

The price includes the boat, crew, and listed water equipment. It does not include meals, alcohol, or soda. Think of $2,120 as the starting cost for the charter, then add anything you want served onboard.

Booking, weather, and practical details

Free cancellation is available if you cancel at least 24 hours before the start time. Changes made less than 24 hours before departure are not accepted, and late cancellations are not refunded.

The trip requires good weather. If poor weather cancels the charter, you can choose another date or receive a full refund. That policy is sensible for a water activity, but it means you should leave some flexibility in your Bermuda schedule if possible.

Service animals are allowed, the meeting point is near public transportation, and most people can participate. This is a private activity, which means only your group takes part. If anyone has mobility, balance, or swimming concerns, discuss them with Sail Bermuda before booking since the available information does not explain boarding arrangements or specific accessibility features.

The experience is commonly booked about six days ahead. I would reserve earlier for a cruise visit, birthday, or large family gathering, then confirm the passenger count, pickup location, food, and preferred activities.

FAQ

How much does the Private Catamaran Charter on Wyuna cost?

The price is $2,120 per group, with up to 15 people included.

How long is the charter?

The experience lasts approximately three hours.

Where does the charter begin and end?

It begins at Albuoy’s Point on Point Pleasant Road in Hamilton, Bermuda, and returns to the same meeting point.

Is pickup available?

Pickup is offered. The experience also refers to departures from Hamilton or Dockyard, so confirm the exact pickup arrangement when booking.

What equipment is included?

The charter includes a clear double kayak, paddleboards, and snorkeling equipment.

Are food and drinks included?

No. Meals, soda, and alcoholic beverages are not included. Catering can be ordered through the provider, which can collect and serve it onboard.

What happens if the weather is poor?

If the charter is canceled because of poor weather, you can choose a different date or receive a full refund. You can also cancel for a full refund if you do so at least 24 hours before the start time.

Should you book Wyuna?

Book it if you want a private Bermuda water day built around your group, especially for a celebration or a party large enough to share the cost. The roomy catamaran, included water gear, flexible route, and consistently praised crew service give the experience real value when the boat is well filled.

I would skip it if you mainly want the cheapest way to see the coast or if three hours feels too short for your budget. Before paying, settle the passenger count, pickup, catering, and top activity with Sail Bermuda. If those details line up, Wyuna offers a relaxed and personal way to see Bermuda from the water.