Professional Caribbean Sailing Experience with Sailing Dutchman

Sailing-Dutchman is a Polish-Dutch company specializing in providing Skippered Catamaran Cruises in the Caribbean. Our passion for sailing brings us to places in both hemispheres but our greatest passion is for the Caribbean region.

Caribbean, unlike many other parts of the world, is not about simply sailing between two points on the map. Each island is unique and we want you to experience its beauty and lifestyle from both the water and land sides. We cooperate with local guides and organize optional private tours  to make sure you can get to know the unique beauty of each island and feel its local atmosphere.

Any sailing holiday requires a boat which provides comfort and safety. AKUA AMINATA does just that. Our very own, highly regarded, comfortable, fast and safe catamaran Dean 440 Espace became our home away from home and is a perfect vehicle to spend a wonderful holiday with us.

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Meet our Catamaran AKUA AMINATA

Welcome to our sailing home – AKUA AMINATA – 44ft Dean 440 Espace catamaran.

We have chosen this boat for her comfort and sailing performance. Built by famous catamaran builder – Peter Dean – she was designed to cross the oceans with a lot of comfort and living space.

As the Boat has been designed and built in South Africa, we wanted her name to honor and reflect her African heritage. AKUA – originates from Ghana and reflects the spirit of the ocean and the power it holds. AMINATA – is of West African origin and means “trustworthy” and “faithful” in various African language.

AKUA AMINATA can accommodate up to 7 guests in 3 cabins. She is equipped with new sails, safety equipment, solar panels, BBQ and wi-fi (Starlink).

LOA: 44ft / 13.41m                                                            No of Beds:     9
Beam: 7.25m                                                                      No of Cabins:  4
Draft: 1.10m                                                                       No of Heads:   3