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Brizo | 2018 Fountaine Pajot Saba 50 - 4 cab.

St. thomas, frenchtown marina | from $10,000 per week.

Specifications

Live the luxurious lifestyle aboard Brizo, a Fountaine Pajot Saba 50 which is a quite popular model. She is equipped with 4 cabins and 4 heads and provides plenty of room for up to 8 people. Her seamless design makes for smooth sailing as you venture from island to island.

Outfitted for elegance and comfort, she includes all the space that you would expect in a luxury 50-foot catamaran. Guests can choose to unwind in the spacious cockpit or relax in the sunshine on the expansive lounge deck. Brizzo is fully equipped with numerous amenities, including a generator, air conditioning, and a water maker for your utmost convenience.

Standard Equipment

• Sundeck cushions
• Cockpit grill
• Cockpit table
• Electric anchor windlass
• Kitchen utensils (Galley equipment, cutlery)
• GPS chart plotter
• GPS chart plotter - cockpit
• Wind/speed/depth instruments
• Black Water Tank

Yacht electrics

• 110V socket
• USB sockets

CANCELLATION POLICY –  Payment for the charter is  non-refundable  once your boat is booked and the deposit has been received. In the case of unavoidable cancellation, any money received by Waypoints will be forfeited.

CANCELLATION INSURANCE FEE –  The Cancellation Insurance Fee of $200 will be automatically added to your booking. You have the option to decline this fee prior to making the initial deposit. Once the deposit has been made, this becomes non-refundable. Please read our Cancellation Policy below.

Please read our Cancellation Policy below.

• If a charter is canceled within 91 or more days of embarkation, a $300.00 administration fee will be deducted from the deposit monies. Alternatively, all funds paid can be held on account and applied to a new charter within 24 months.
• If the charter is canceled within 90 and prior to 61 days of embarkation, the penalty is 50% of the total charter fee, including the sleep aboard fee. Alternatively, all funds paid can be held on account and applied to a new charter within 24 months.
• If the charter is canceled within 60 days to 31 days of embarkation, the full charter fee, including the sleep aboard fee, is forfeited less the cost of additional extras. Alternatively, 50% of the total charter fee can be held on account and applied to a new charter within 24 months.
• If the charter is canceled within 30 days of embarkation, the full charter fee, including the sleep aboard fee, is forfeited less the cost of additional extras, except for pre-paid Skipper fees.

Cancellation insurance can only be used once. In the event of cancellation, where Cancellation insurance is used and a charter is rebooked, the new dates are considered non-refundable. Cancellation insurance is not available to purchase for ‘rebooked’ charters. In the event of a refund, Credit card surcharges, wire transfer fees or any fees occurring through any other method of payment will not be refunded.

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The big sister of the BY40SC. The model with a modern stealth design with big aft glass door from saloon. Can be chosen with a very modern sporty or classic interior. One bow cabin and one mid cabin. Bow cabin with own dayhead and shower and mid cabin with own dayhead. The perfect family cruiser or for couples with friends. Can be customized and chosen with outboard or inboard engines.

Technical specs

Waterjet or IPS

Channel migrants tragedy: Pregnant woman and six children among 12 who died as dinghy capsized

At least 12 migrants including a pregnant woman and six children died after their small boat capsized in the English Channel , the French coastguard has confirmed.

Up to 65 people were rescued off the coast of Cap Gris-Nez on Tuesday as they attempted to reach the UK in treacherous waters.

The local prosecutor’s office said 10 females and two males were killed in the incident, according to the BBC.

French interior minister Gerald Darmanin wrote on X, formerly known as Twitter, that dozens of people had been crammed in a boat less than seven metres long.

“I came to Boulogne-sur-Mer to meet and thank the emergency services, the police and the sailors who were able to save 51 people from drowning by intervening very quickly and very courageously,” he said.

Mr Darmanin described it as a “terrible shipwreck”, adding: “The provisional toll stands at 12 dead, two missing and several injured.

“All government services are mobilised to find the missing and take care of the victims.”

Mr Darmanin said most of the people on the boat were believed to have been from Eritrea, and most of the victims were women.

Speaking to reporters at Boulogne-sur-Mer, where the casualties are being treated, he said as many as 75 people can be put on boats ahead of a crossing attempt.

“These boats go down very, very quickly, this is the reason why a lot of people get killed on these journeys,” he said, according to a BBC News translation.

The bottom of the boat ripped open, said Olivier Barbarin, mayor of Le Portel near the fishing port of Boulogne-sur-Mer, where a first aid post was set up to treat victims.

The Home Secretary has described the deaths as “horrifying and deeply tragic”.

Yvette Cooper said: “What has happened off the coast at Le Portel is a horrifying and deeply tragic incident, and our hearts go out to the loved ones of all those who have lost their lives, and all those who have been seriously injured.

“I am in touch with my counterpart in France, Gerald Darmanin, and am being kept updated on the situation.

“We pay tribute to the French coastguard and emergency services who undoubtedly saved many lives, but sadly could not save everyone. We will await the results of the French investigation into how this particular incident unfolded.

“The gangs behind this appalling and callous trade in human lives have been cramming more and more people onto increasingly unseaworthy dinghies, and sending them out into the Channel even in very poor weather.

“They do not care about anything but the profits they make, and that is why – as well as mourning the awful loss of life – the work to dismantle these dangerous and criminal smuggler gangs and to strengthen border security is so vital and must proceed apace.”

Sea temperatures off northern France were around 20C (about 68F).

Tackling illegal immigration has been a priority for both the British and French governments.

More than 2,000 people have arrived in Britain on small boats over the past seven days, according to UK government figures.

Last week, French President Emmanuel Macron and British Prime Minister Keir Starmer pledged to work closer together to dismantle migrant smuggling routes.

The Channel is one of the world's busiest shipping lanes and currents are strong, making the crossing on small boats dangerous. In August, two people were found dead after a boat carrying migrants trying to cross the Channel ran into difficulties.

The International Organisation for Migration, which records Channel crossing deaths as part of its Missing Migrant Project, estimates 226 people including 35 children are missing or have died after attempting the crossing as of January this year.

According to the French coastguard, there have been at least 19 deaths in 2024 prior to Tuesday’s incident, including nine since the start of July.

Last year, 12 migrants are thought to have died or were recorded as missing.

Reacting to the deaths in the Channel on Tuesday, Refugee Council chief executive Enver Solomon said: “The number of deaths in the Channel this year has been shockingly high.

“It is a devastating trend that shows the urgent need for a comprehensive and multi-pronged approach to reduce dangerous Channel crossings.

“Enforcement alone is not the solution. Heightened security and policing measures on the French coast have led to increasingly perilous crossings, launching from more dangerous locations and in flimsy, overcrowded vessels.

“In addition to taking action against the criminal gangs themselves, the Government must develop a plan to improve and expand safe routes for those seeking safety.”

James Cleverly said the deaths in the Channel were “tragic” and cannot continue.

Writing on X, formerly Twitter, the shadow home secretary said: “This is tragic and it cannot continue.

“It is not enough to talk about ‘smashing the gangs’ when the real-life consequences are so serious.

“Labour must re-establish the deterrent that the NCA said we need to stop vulnerable people being exploited and secure our border.”

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5191 Salmon Drive Se #D,  Saint Petersburg, FL 33705

Jaime Griffith

La Rosa Realty LLC.

Last updated:

September 6, 2024, 12:32 PM

About This Home

Discover your ideal waterfront retreat at Waterside at Coquina Key South, situated in the vibrant 88-acre gated community known as The Friendly Island. Enjoy serene mornings and captivating sunsets while strolling along three miles of scenic seawalls. This charming 720-square-foot residence features two cozy bedrooms, a well-appointed bathroom, and the convenience of an in-unit washer and dryer. The spacious living area seamlessly blends indoor and outdoor living, highlighted by stunning balcony views. Modern comforts include a newer AC system (2021) and a new roof and balcony (2022). The community boasts exceptional amenities: a 24-hour fitness center, sports courts, and convenient kayak access. Unwind at the Yacht Club with refreshing drinks, billiards, or a cozy library. Relax by one of two heated pools, including one on the waterfront, with a hot tub overlooking the bay. For boating enthusiasts, boat slips and dry docks are available for rent or purchase. Experience peace of mind with 24/7 staffing and recent community upgrades. Enjoy easy access to downtown, pristine beaches, and nearby cities. Don’t miss this opportunity to embrace the coastal lifestyle in your luxurious yet affordable oasis. Make The Friendly Island your home today!

Built in 1979

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