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North Twin: Sail Bellingham’s Open Water Aboard a 33' Jeanneau
Bareboat charter aboard the North Twin — a 31'‑11" Jeanneau with two cabins and room for six — a compact, well‑equipped platform for exploring Bellingham’s waters.
North Twin: Sail Bellingham’s Open Water Aboard a 33' Jeanneau.
Experience the thrill of sailing on the North Twin, a 33' Jeanneau sailboat offered as a bareboat charter out of Bellingham. The vessel pairs a two‑cabin layout that sleeps six with modern basics—refrigeration, stove and oven, navigation electronics and required Coast Guard safety gear—making it a sensible choice for small crews who want the freedom of self‑guided time on the water.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Compact Comfort for Six
The North Twin features two cabins, a single head and berths for six, offering a practical layout for weekend groups or families aboard a 31'‑11" Jeanneau hull built in 2014.
Simple, Functional Cooking and Systems
Galley amenities include a top‑load refrigerator, a two‑burner propane stove with oven and an LP gas BBQ; the boat carries potable water, engine fuel, and a complimentary consumable kit to get you started.
User‑Friendly Sailing and Basic Electronics
A sloop rig with conventional mainsail and furling headsail makes sail handling straightforward; onboard electronics include a GPS chartplotter, depth sounder and knotmeter to support navigation in open waters.
What the day feels like
What the Trip Feels Like
This is a bareboat sailing experience: you and your crew take the helm of a well‑appointed, compact cruising sailboat and shape your own days on the water. The boat’s two cabins and single head keep things cozy but functional, while the galley and BBQ let you provision and cook aboard. Required Coast Guard safety gear is provided so you can set out with confidence.
THE VESSEL
Compact Comfort for Six
The North Twin features two cabins, a single head and berths for six, offering a practical layout for weekend groups or families aboard a 31'‑11" Jeanneau hull built in 2014.
THE GALLEY
Simple, Functional Cooking and Systems
Galley amenities include a top‑load refrigerator, a two‑burner propane stove with oven and an LP gas BBQ; the boat carries potable water, engine fuel, and a complimentary consumable kit to get you started.
THE RIG & NAVIGATION
User‑Friendly Sailing and Basic Electronics
A sloop rig with conventional mainsail and furling headsail makes sail handling straightforward; onboard electronics include a GPS chartplotter, depth sounder and knotmeter to support navigation in open waters.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this boat works for — and who it doesn’t.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Bring sleeping bags, pillows and towels (linens are not provided); warm clothing, rain gear, sun protection, motion‑sickness remedies, deck‑appropriate non‑marking shoes, a small flashlight and camera. Food, drinking water, dishcloths and dish towels are your responsibility.
The boat is supplied with required Coast Guard safety gear, engine fuel, a refrigerator, stove, BBQ with fuel, and a complimentary consumable kit (paper towels, trash bags, dish soap, cleaner, sponge, matches/lighter and marine toilet paper).
Complimentary boarding is available any time after 6:00 p.m. the evening before your charter to permit loading and orientation; note that beds, towels and linens are not supplied by the operator.
Pets, rigid coolers, tents and kayaks (including towing) are not allowed aboard; smoking is strictly prohibited on the boat.
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; you must bring sleeping bags, pillows and towels.
How do I qualify to be a skipper on a bareboat charter?
You must complete and submit the operator’s Boating Resume; acceptable qualifications include recent charter experience aboard a similar vessel, ownership of a similar vessel, or completion of a qualified charter certification program.
When can I board the boat before my charter begins?
Complimentary boarding is available any time after 6:00 p.m. the night before your charter begins.
Are pets or kayaks allowed onboard?
Pets are not allowed; kayaks and any towed craft are not allowed on or behind these boats.
Is smoking permitted onboard?
No. Smoking is not allowed on the boat.
What safety and navigation equipment is provided?
The boat is equipped with required Coast Guard safety gear, a depth sounder, knotmeter and GPS chartplotter to aid navigation.