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Liberty: A 2019 Lagoon Catamaran Built for Bareboat Exploration
A 38'-6" Lagoon catamaran with four cabins and room for eight; this guide explains the boat's systems, what to bring, and the skipper qualifications required for a bareboat charter.
Liberty: A 2019 Lagoon Catamaran Built for Bareboat Exploration.
Experience the thrill of sailing aboard Liberty, a 40' Lagoon catamaran configured with four cabins and berths for eight. Modern systems, a fully equipped galley and advanced navigation gear make this vessel well suited for bareboat cruising in Region Name, State Name, Country Name while offering the space and comforts needed for extended days afloat.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
A capacious, recent-design Lagoon catamaran
Liberty is a 2019 Lagoon-class catamaran, 38'-6" in length with a 22'-2" beam and 4'-5" draft. She sleeps eight in four cabins with two heads, giving sailing crews genuine liveaboard space for weeklong or multi-day bareboat charters.
A galley set up to keep you at sea
The boat's galley includes a front-load refrigerator, top-load freezer, microwave, a three-burner propane stove with oven and an LP gas BBQ grill, plus a complimentary consumable kit to get you underway—ideal for extended days and simple provisioning aboard.
Navigation, safety and seakeeping systems
Liberty is equipped with depth sounder, knotmeter, radar/chartplotter and autopilot, plus required Coast Guard safety gear and an electric windlass—systems that support confident navigation on a bareboat cruise.
What the day feels like
What Being Aboard Feels Like
A bareboat charter aboard Liberty is a hands-on sailing experience that combines roomy on-deck living with capable systems beneath the surface: expect comfortable overnight accommodations, a well-equipped galley for shipboard meals, and navigation electronics that make coastal passages and anchoring straightforward for a qualified skipper.
THE VESSEL
A capacious, recent-design Lagoon catamaran
Liberty is a 2019 Lagoon-class catamaran, 38'-6" in length with a 22'-2" beam and 4'-5" draft. She sleeps eight in four cabins with two heads, giving sailing crews genuine liveaboard space for weeklong or multi-day bareboat charters.
THE GALLEY
A galley set up to keep you at sea
The boat's galley includes a front-load refrigerator, top-load freezer, microwave, a three-burner propane stove with oven and an LP gas BBQ grill, plus a complimentary consumable kit to get you underway—ideal for extended days and simple provisioning aboard.
THE NAVIGATION
Navigation, safety and seakeeping systems
Liberty is equipped with depth sounder, knotmeter, radar/chartplotter and autopilot, plus required Coast Guard safety gear and an electric windlass—systems that support confident navigation on a bareboat cruise.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this charter suits—and who should look elsewhere.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Pack soft luggage only: sleeping bags, pillows, towels, warm clothing, rain gear, chapstick, insect repellent, sunscreen, bathing suits, sunglasses, non-marking deck shoes, sweater or jacket, motion-sickness pills, pain reliever, small flashlight and camera. Also bring food, seasonings, drinking water, dishcloth and dish towels.
Liberty includes a complimentary consumable kit (paper towels, trash bags, dish soap, all-purpose cleaner, sponge, matches/lighter stick and marine toilet paper). Boats are not equipped with bed linens, towels or food seasonings.
Navigation gear includes radar/chartplotter, depth sounder and autopilot; there is a stereo but no television and no inverter. There are no 12V charging outlets—only USB outlets in each cabin.
Fuel tank capacity is 112 gallons, water is carried in two 79-gallon tanks, and holding tanks are two at 21 gallons each. There is no generator, the windlass is electric, and engine fuel is provided.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
Are bed linens and towels provided?
No. Boats are not equipped with bed linens, towels or food seasonings; guests must bring sleeping bags, pillows and towels.
When can I board the yacht before my charter?
Complimentary boarding is available any time after 6:00 p.m. the night before your charter begins.
What qualifications are required to act as skipper?
The operator requires a boating resume and looks for recent charter experience on a similar vessel, ownership of a similar vessel, and/or completion of a qualified charter certification program. For this vessel the Chartermaster prefers a successful trip completed on the 38' mehitabel or equivalent catamaran experience.
Are pets allowed on board?
No. Pets are not allowed on these boats.
Can I bring kayaks or tow watercraft behind the boat?
No. Kayaks are not allowed on or towed behind any of these boats.
Is smoking permitted on board?
No. Smoking is not allowed on board.