MARINA DEL REY SAILING FIELD GUIDE
COGETO 47ft: A 47-foot trimaran out of Marina del Rey for Catalina and Channel Islands escapes
One-day-or-longer charters aboard a 47ft Neel trimaran with four cabins and space for up to 12—this guide explains the routes, anchorages, and what to bring.
COGETO 47ft: A 47-foot trimaran out of Marina del Rey for Catalina and Channel Islands escapes.
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Set sail from Marina del Rey aboard COGETO, a 47ft trimaran designed for weekend getaways and longer island charters; the boat offers four cabins, two heads, chances to anchor for ocean dips, and routes that include coastal day sails or overnight passages to Catalina and the Channel Islands.
Cogeto, a 2023 Neel 47 trimaran, sails out of Naos Yachts in Marina del Rey, California, offering weekend escapes and multi-day island trips to Catalina and the Channel Islands. Boarding at 13555 Fiji Way, Marina del Rey, CA 90292, USA, you step aboard a roomy 47-foot platform with four cabins and two heads that can host up to 12 people. The layout balances open-deck sociability with sleeping cabins suitable for groups who want both day cruising and overnight island time.
Short day sails follow the coast past the Santa Monica Pier, pause at Malibu Pier or Paradise Cove for a swim, and drop anchor near Redondo Beach/King Harbor for lunch at a waterside café. Multi-day charters open up Catalina’s coves and moorings and, on longer itineraries, the Channel Islands’ kelp forests and offshore wildlife for snorkeling and shoreline hikes. Onboard amenities include a barbecue, dinghy, propane, and included insurance and cleaning; linens, food and a captain are available as extras.
The trimaran platform defines what makes Cogeto special: multihulls deliver a stable, fast ride and wide decks that make moving around, sunning, and launching the dinghy easier than on many monohulls. That stability improves hand-held photography, makes snorkeling entries more straightforward, and helps a mixed-ability group feel comfortable at sea. Naos Yachts provides check-in at Naos Yachts with a First Time Charter competency option for sailors new to overnight charters, plus a sailing-club discount program for repeat customers.
Practical planning matters: bareboat weekday and weekend pricing vary, service fees and booking taxes apply, and multi-day charters typically require refueling arrangements unless the operator handles it. Bring layered clothing, sun protection, and soft-soled non-marking shoes—the Pacific breeze can turn a sunny morning brisk by afternoon. If you prefer to relax, book the captain add-on or purchase the competency session to gain confidence before casting off.
Rates vary: bareboat weekday days can be about $1,400 and weekend days about $1,550, plus a one-time service fee and booking taxes; the advertised starting total is $2,168 with dinghy, fees, and taxes included. Linens, refueling service, and a paid captain are all offered as add-ons to simplify planning for groups, novice skippers and friends.
Route Schematic
Typical itinerary and route schematic
Common stops, anchorages, and island options along the Marina del Rey departures.
Sail past Santa Monica Pier
Begin with a coastal sail that runs alongside the Santa Monica Pier for a classic Los Angeles shoreline passage.
Anchor at Malibu Pier or Paradise Cove
Pause at Malibu Pier or Paradise Cove to anchor and take a dip in the ocean.
Redondo Beach / King Harbor
Sail to Redondo Beach/King Harbor and enjoy lunch while at the mooring.
Catalina Island anchorages
On multi-day charters, sail to Catalina Island and use the various anchorages and bays; go ashore for food and drinks at local restaurants.
Channel Islands island‑hopping
For extended charters, hop among the Channel Islands and take in the island scenery from anchor or shore.
Maximum group size is 12 persons; confirm specifics and any operator changes with Naos Yachts before departure.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
47ft trimaran with cabin accommodations
COGETO is a 2023 Neel 47 trimaran configured with four cabins and two heads and can carry a group of up to 12 persons—built for social island outings and shared coastal passages.
Coastal day sails and nearby anchorages
Day-sail options include sailing along the Santa Monica Pier, anchoring at Malibu Pier or Paradise Cove for a swim, and stopping at Redondo Beach/King Harbor for lunch at the mooring.
Multi-day charters to Catalina and the Channel Islands
For longer charters, COGETO makes overnight passages to Catalina—where multiple anchorages and bays provide onshore food and drink options—and to the Channel Islands for island‑hopping scenery.
What the day feels like
What the trip feels like
The experience ranges from compact, scenic day sails along the Los Angeles coastline to multi-day island cruises: expect cozy cabin berths, opportunities to anchor and take ocean dips, and the spatial freedom of a 47ft trimaran designed for groups and island cruising.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this charter is built for—and the hard limits to keep in mind.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Bring sun protection and a hat; layering is important because it can be cold on the water even on a sunny day.
Pack multiple layers—temperatures on the water can drop despite sun—so bring jackets and warm mid‑layers in addition to sun gear.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How long are charters?
Charters are available for 1 day or more.
Where do trips depart from?
Trips depart from Naos Yachts in Marina del Rey.
What is included in the advertised starting price?
The headline price notes that dinghy, fees, and taxes are included in the starting rate.
Are there membership discounts?
Joining the Naos Yachts club can provide savings of up to 25% on bookings and other benefits; see the operator’s website for details.
What should I bring for the trip?
Bring sun protection and a hat, and multiple layers of clothing because it can be cold on the water even when sunny.
What is the vessel?
The vessel listed is Cogito, a 2023 Neel 47 trimaran with four cabins and two heads.
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