Ocelot Catamaran Chartering the Virgin Islands!

This luxurious 2016 52’ Lagoon offers four large double berths each with private ensuite baths including electric heads, vanity, and separate showers.

The spacious cabins and boat offer excellent natural lighting, great ventilation, and are fully air-conditioned depending on guests’ desires.

Ocelot Lagoon Catamaran bases out of St Thomas, USVI, and cruises the British, US, and the Spanish Virgin Islands.

Tell me about Ocelot Catamaran

Ocelot is possibly the most popular charter yacht model for yacht charter vacations nowadays. It is a recent 2016 Lagoon 52′ that bases out of St Thomas.

The yacht has four queen cabins, each with a private en suite washroom. Of course, it is fully air-conditioned. The crew has a separate twin bunk cabin and private head.
The flybridge is quite possibly the favorite spot to hang out on board, though. The panoramic 365-degree views while sailing on a first-class lounge high above the waves are simply unmatched!

Ocelot Catamaran has good openings still for this season.

Tell me about the crew onboard Ocelot Catamaran

captain Devan of Ocelot — Captain Devan of Ocelot

Devan was born and raised on Long Island. Having a father who was a captain and growing up
with boats right in the backyard, being out on the water very quickly became her escape. She
started dreaming about sailing around the world around the age of 10, before she’d ever
stepped foot onto a sailboat. Little did she know where life would take her.

Devan has logged over 5,000nm of blue water sailing and of all of the places she’s been, has
without a doubt fallen in love with these islands. She is a high energy captain eager to show her
guests all of the hidden gems the Virgin Islands have to offer, both above and below the water.
Therefore, each charter is different and can be tailored specifically to the group’s interests and
desired locations. Aside from being a 100ton USCG Master, she also holds her STCW 10, First
Aid/CPR/AED and is a certified PADI Divemaster.

Hailing from a family full of watermen, Davis often jokes he is the “son of a son of a sailor” and has been on boats his entire life. He started sailing the Virgin Islands over 25 years ago and has vast knowledge of the oceanography, marine life, and ecology associated with the Caribbean as a whole.

Growing up in North Carolina, many of his sea-days have been acquired along the Eastern Seaboard, mostly within the “Graveyard of the Atlantic” – an area specifically known for its treacherous passages and abundant shipwrecks. Sailing more than 15,000 nautical miles, Davis has acquired multiple American Sailing Association certifications and has a pending Master Captain’s license from the United States Coast Guard. He is also STCW and First Responder/CPR certified.