Yacht Description
Easy eight, no squeeze. This 50ft Lagoon catamaran (built 2020) sleeps 8 guests in 4 queen cabins, with the kind of beam (23ft) that keeps a full house from living on top of each other.
Water time, on repeat. A swim platform and boarding ladder make getting in and out of the sea quick, which means more swimming and less awkward “who goes next” choreography. Floating mats and a floating hangout bring the group back to the same spot without anyone having to tread water like it is a job.
Toys with a point. Two underwater scooters and a foil board turn “quick snorkel” into a proper session. There are also 2 SUPs, snorkel sets, 8 scuba tanks, and 4 fishing rods, so you can actually rotate activities instead of just talking about them.
Modern comforts onboard. Full air conditioning, onboard WiFi, and a salon TV with a multimedia system cover the downtime hours. Ice maker too. Priorities.
Specifications
- Length overall
- 50ft / 15.24 m
- Beam
- 7.01m
- Draft
- 1.52m
- Builder
- Lagoon
- Year built
- 2020
- Type
- Sailing Catamaran
- Cruising speed
- 7 knots
- Top speed
- 10 knots
- Engines
- 2 x Yanmar 4JH80
- Generator
- No
- Guests
- 8
- Cabins
- 4
- Crew
- 2
Charter Price
From $32,500 per week, all-inclusive.
All-Inclusive arrangement — expenses covered.
Weekly rate varies by guest count — $22,500 to $32,500 for 2 to 8 guests. Shorter stays: weekly rate ÷ 7 × nights. All prices generated as a guide. Availability subject to confirmation. Gratuity is at the charterer’s discretion.
This yacht charters on all-inclusive terms — fuel, food, drinks and standard running expenses are covered in the charter price, so no APA deposit is added.
- Total guests
- 8
- Total cabins
- 4
- Queen cabins
- 3
- Single cabins
- 1
- Heads
- 4
- Showers
- 4
- A/C
- Full
- A/C at night
- Yes
4 staterooms for 8 guests.
| Cabin | Bed Size | Bathroom Details | AC |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cabin 1 | Queen bed | En-suite bathroom (1 head, 1 shower) | Full |
| Cabin 2 | Queen bed | En-suite bathroom (1 head, 1 shower) | Full |
| Cabin 3 | Queen bed | En-suite bathroom (1 head, 1 shower) | Full |
| Cabin 4 | Queen bed | En-suite bathroom (1 head, 1 shower) | Full |
- Captain
- Madison Severy
- Nationality
- American
- Languages
- English
- Crew size
- 2
Madison Severy
Chef/Stew
Madison's cooking began at home, where her mother's gifted hand made the galley familiar long before it became professional. Over years spent as a galley assistant aboard yachts and sailboats, she worked alongside chefs from around the world, absorbing their techniques and their tempo while producing meals for up to 20 guests and 8 crew. That apprenticeship shaped how she cooks now: intuitive, adaptable, and built for life at sea.
What sets Madison apart is how completely she belongs on the water. She grew up in Santa Barbara, California, earned her open water certification at 15, and turned that early obsession into a career, becoming a PADI dive instructor and spending eight years working across Southeast Asia, the Caribbean, and California. A technical diver, freediver, and underwater photographer, she also holds a 100-ton captain's license, has five years of sailing experience, and co-owns a 45-foot sailboat she and her partner cruise through Florida and the Caribbean.
Aboard PurelyBlu, Madison brings a rare combination to the galley. She understands the water as intimately as the menu, and she cooks for guests who came here for both.
Previous yachts10 years
John Livergood
Capitan
Captain John Livergood brings a decade of professional sailing experience and a lifetime on the water. A USCG 100-Ton Master and superyacht Chief Engineer, he has run vessels across the Pacific, South Pacific, Western Caribbean, Bahamas, Florida Keys, the ICW, and the East Coast, and worked as a delivery captain throughout Florida.
His engineering background sets him apart. Owners and guests get a captain who can diagnose and solve problems at sea rather than sail around them — a rare combination that keeps itineraries on schedule and charters running smoothly.
Below the surface, John is a PADI Divemaster with Tech 50, Recovery, and Safety Diver certifications, and has worked as a divemaster from Southeast Asia to the Caribbean to California. Four decades of surf travel has given him an instinct for wind, swell, and weather that few captains can match — and a deep well of local knowledge in the places guests most want to explore.
Previous yachts10 years
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Crew
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Foil board x1:
Try foiling in calm Bahamian shallows—one of today’s most requested water toys. -
2 underwater scooters (DPV):
Cover more reef on snorkel sessions with extra speed and less effort. -
Floating hangout dock:
Creates a stable swim-and-sun platform for lounging, kids’ play, and easy water access.
- Salon TV
- Yes
- Multimedia
- Yes
- Nude charters
- On inquiry
- Pet type
- By Request ONLY
- Ice maker
- Yes
- Board games
- Yes
- Special diets
- On inquiry
- Kosher
- On inquiry
- Gay charters
- On inquiry
- Internet
- Onboard WIFI
| Toy | description |
|---|---|
| Underwater scooters | 2 underwater scooters for powered swimming underwater. |
| Foil board | 1 foil board. |
| Towable tube | Towable tube. |
| Wakeboard | Wakeboard. |
| Paddleboards (SUP) | 2 stand-up paddleboards. |
| Floating mats | Floating mats for relaxing on the water. |
| Fishing rods | 4 fishing rods. |
| Snorkeling gear | 8 sets of masks, snorkels, and fins. |
| Scuba tanks | 8 scuba tanks. |
Captain interview
Captain Brad Needham on choosing a yacht charter
Captain Brad Needham of Purely Blu explains the basics of choosing a yacht charter and highlights what makes Purely Blu stand out.
In this video
We are particularly well outfitted compared to some of the other lagoons in terms of cooling storage space.
Captain Brad Needham0:04
You have a crew member that's willing to go the extra mile to get where you need to go and show you the cool spots around the island.
Captain Brad Needham0:33
Crew's ability to adapt and read the room and be a guest whim at their whim is really what makes the difference between a different charter and us.
Captain Brad Needham0:56
Transcript — Captain Brad Needham on choosing a yacht charter
Captain:
We are particularly well outfitted compared to some of the other lagoons in terms of cooling storage space. Some boats are better outfitted particularly for water sports or activities. Some are better experienced at knowing where to go and what to see, depending on what your interest level is of going to shore or different water activities. We try to kind of rise to meet the occasion based on whatever our client's needs are. You have a crew member that's willing to go the extra mile to get where you need to go and show you the cool spots around the island.
Broker:
Broker and crew relationship is really integral to the whole process of matching clients best suited with crew.
Captain:
Having a well-matched crew and client is what's going to make the experience. Boats vary, but crew's ability to adapt and read the room and be a guest whim at their whim is really what makes the difference between a different charter and us.
Onboard Entertainment
Board Games, Multimedia System
Diving
Onboard
Fishing
Sustainability
Registry & Permits
- Flag
- Edgewater, MD
- Homeport
- Nassau, Bahamas
- License
- 1
- Permit
- 1
- MCA
- 1
- Insurance
- Concept
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