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CIRRUS

$29,500 - $34,000 / WEEK
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S/Y CIRRUS was custom-designed by Stephens & Waring, Belfast, ME, built by James Betts Enterprises in Anacortes, WA, in a newly designed Spirit of Tradition architectural style, and launched at the end of 2024, ready for adventure! She is sparkling new, having been the effort of a dedicated owner for the last seven years with a few add-ons, inspirations, and mind changes later!. There is some lovely attention to detail, the boat has loads of storage and is very well equipped. Cirrus emerged with a classic style hull design, blended with a spacious and modern interior, and ease of operation for sailing to become a high-performance and luxurious sailing yacht. This amazing yacht has many creature comforts such as full air-con, washer/dryer, luxurious interior wood paneling, and much more, plus the aesthetics of beautiful teak decks. One special feature of Cirrus is the aft transom deck, which unfolds into a multi-purpose platform that can be used for easy access to the water or tender, cooking, lounging, and fishing. The decks are a beautiful light teak with light-colored Sikaflex. The hull, mast, and boom were constructed in carbon-fibre composite structures. The Bimini and cabin top are solidly built into the yacht, and there are a noticeable number of handholds. The wheel is large, with all the sail trim feeding to the helm. The drop-down transom gives good water access and provides storage for the tender on long passages. As you enter the main companionway, you arrive in the spacious open main salon with plenty of natural light. The large open interior means the ventilation system allows air to circulate freely, providing great comfort to guests spending time in the salon. The dining table is to the left, and on the right is a full-sized settee. The galley, being just forward, is open to the salon, which is very interactive and accessible. Cirrus welcomes 6 guests with 3 delightful queen cabins and ensuite bathrooms. The master cabin at the front of the yacht has a comfortable sofa with lots of storage space. The two aft cabins are identical and can easily be converted from queen berths to twin berths if required.
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Spacious cockpit & well equipped helm
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S/Y CIRRUS was custom-designed by Stephens & Waring, Belfast, ME, built by James Betts Enterprises in Anacortes, WA, in a newly designed Spirit of Tradition architectural style, and launched at the end of 2024, ready for adventure! She is sparkling new, having been the effort of a dedicated owner for the last seven years with a few add-ons, inspirations, and mind changes later!. There is some lovely attention to detail, the boat has loads of storage and is very well equipped. Cirrus emerged with a classic style hull design, blended with a spacious and modern interior, and ease of operation for sailing to become a high-performance and luxurious sailing yacht. This amazing yacht has many creature comforts such as full air-con, washer/dryer, luxurious interior wood paneling, and much more, plus the aesthetics of beautiful teak decks. One special feature of Cirrus is the aft transom deck, which unfolds into a multi-purpose platform that can be used for easy access to the water or tender, cooking, lounging, and fishing. The decks are a beautiful light teak with light-colored Sikaflex. The hull, mast, and boom were constructed in carbon-fibre composite structures. The Bimini and cabin top are solidly built into the yacht, and there are a noticeable number of handholds. The wheel is large, with all the sail trim feeding to the helm. The drop-down transom gives good water access and provides storage for the tender on long passages. As you enter the main companionway, you arrive in the spacious open main salon with plenty of natural light. The large open interior means the ventilation system allows air to circulate freely, providing great comfort to guests spending time in the salon. The dining table is to the left, and on the right is a full-sized settee. The galley, being just forward, is open to the salon, which is very interactive and accessible. Cirrus welcomes 6 guests with 3 delightful queen cabins and ensuite bathrooms. The master cabin at the front of the yacht has a comfortable sofa with lots of storage space. The two aft cabins are identical and can easily be converted from queen berths to twin berths if required.

Cirrus accommodates 6 pax in 3 queen cabins. Forward of the galley is the master, with a queen berth and a comfortable sofa. There is a lot of storage for guests and the head is large for a vessel of this size. The shower is oversized as well and separate.

Aft of the salon is a navigation station on the starboard side, aft of that is a day head and a convertible queen/twin cabin. The port side has a similar convertible cabin, and the head also has a shower which can be accessed from either the salon or the port cabin head.

The crew quarters are forward with a separate companionway entrance.


BUILT/REFIT
YEAR
2024
YACHT
LENGTH
68 Ft
NUMBER OF
CABINS
3
NUMBER OF
GUESTS
6
TOTAL
CREW
2
CHARGES
FROM
$29,500
Accommodations
Cabins: 3
Queen: 3
Single Cabins: 1
Showers: 2
Electric Heads: 3
Engine Details
110hp Yanmar Diesel 50 or 60 Hz 60Hz
Fuel Consumption: 2.5g per hr
Cruising Speed: 5 knots
Max Speed: 10 knotsUS Gall/Hr
Details
Type: Sail
Beam: 17.10 Feet
Draft: 9.1 Feet
Pax: 6
YearBuilt: 2024
Engines: 110hp Yanmar Diesel 50 or 60 Hz 60Hz
Flag: USA
RegNum: 1338601
Jacuzzi: No
A/C: Full
Locations
Winter Area: Caribbean Leewards, Caribbean Windwards, Caribbean Virgin Islands (US)
Summer Area: USA - New England
Pick Up Locations
Pref. Pick-up: -
Other Pick-up: -


Amenities
Salon Tv/VCR: -
Salon Stereo: -
Sat Tv: -
Camcorder: -
Books: -
Board Games: -
Deck Shower: Yes
Water Maker: YES
Special Diets: Inq
Kosher: Inq
BBQ: Yes
Minimum Age: -
Inverter: Yes
Voltages: -
Water Maker: YES
Ice Maker: Yes
Sailing Instructions: -
Internet Access: Onboard WIFI
Hairdryers: Yes
Guests Smokes: -
Crew Smokes: Inq
Pets Aboard: No
Hammock: -
Water Sports
Dinghy size: 3.1m RIB
Dinghy hp: 9.9
Water Skis Adult: -
Water Skis Kids: -
Jet Skis: -
Kneeboard: -
Windsurfer: -
Snorkel Gear: 4
Tube: -
Scurfer: -
Wake Board: -
Kayaks 1 Pax: -
Kayaks (2 Pax): -
Floating Mats: -
Swim Platform: Yes
Boarding Ladder (Loc/Type): -
Sailing Dinghy: -
Beach Games: -
Fishing Gear: -
Gear Type: -
Rods: -
Captain
Erik Samuels
Nation: American
Born: 1991
License: Yachtmaster Offshore, AEC, Powerboat II, STCW 10, US Sailing
Languages: English, conversational Spanish
Chef
Elizabeth Deringer
Nation: American
Born: 1987
License: STCW 10
Meet Captain Erik & Chef Elizabeth – Your Hosts Aboard S/Y CIRRUS — a married American couple whose shared passion for sailing, fine cuisine, and warm hospitality ensures an unforgettable charter experience.

Captain Erik Samuels brings over a decade of hands-on sailing experience and holds a Yachtmaster Offshore license. Erik grew up on the North Fork of Long Island, New York, a coastal farming area with a large sailing community. His family had small motor and sailing boats, and as a result, sailing played a large part in his life from an early age. Erik and his older sister grew up sailing and teaching sailing together, having started lessons on a Sunfish and then progressed onto 420s and Lasers, and eventually Erik became a sailing instructor, which has proven really helpful as he can include guests of any sailing skill level to be a part of the sailing charter experience as they desire.

Erik has always been active in many sports since a young child. In elementary, and high school, he played lacrosse, tennis, and ran cross country. In college, he was on the USC sailing team and competed nationally. Today Erik enjoys other sports such as wakeboarding, scuba diving and cruising around on their Boston Whaler and J80.

Erik studied at the University of Southern California obtaining a BA in International Relations. After he finished college, he was delighted to discover that he could sail for a living in the yachting industry, so he promptly moved to Spain, became certified and starting his yachting career. Since then Erik has captained classic and modern sailing yachts up to 35 meters throughout the Caribbean, New England, and Europe. He is calm, knowledgeable, and deeply respectful of the sea, and with his focus on safety, smooth itineraries, and tailored adventures creates a relaxed and confident environment for guests. Whether you’re seeking a peaceful island-hop or a hands-on sailing experience, Erik is the perfect guide.

Erik’s hobbies in his spare time include hiking, scuba diving, travel, trying new restaurants and spending time with family. His friends describe him as Funny, Knowledgeable and Caring, the perfect qualities for a Captain and Host. And Erik’s motto? “Any day on the water is a good day.”

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Chef Elizabeth Deringer is a classically trained chef and graduate of the Austin Culinary Institute. Her menus celebrate fresh, seasonal flavors and global cuisine, with specialties in French, Mediterranean, Japanese, and more. Elizabeth expertly caters to dietary preferences including gluten-free, vegan, keto and paleo, ensuring every guest feels cared for. Her warm personality, artistic plating, and attention to detail make each meal a highlight of the charter.

Elizabeth grew up with four siblings in Montpelier, Vermont. America’s smallest capital is surrounded by beautiful mountains and farm country. As a young child she enjoyed playing soccer, basketball, track and field, and lake sailing. Every summer she went to summer camp in North Vermont and went on to be a Camp Counselor, where she was responsible for sailing, kayaking, canoeing, arts and crafts, and hiking.

Elizabeth attended the Austin Texas School of Culinary Arts for a three year certification and internship and graduated in 2010 to become Food Safety Certified with emphasis in Baking and Patisserie. She has many years experience in the service industry since the age of 15, starting out at a movie theater leading onto hostessing, server, bar tender, all the way to executive pastry chef, before working as a chef on yachts. Having a background in front of the house, moving to back of the house in fine dining is very beneficial for working on yachts. Her first break came in Fort Lauderdale when she was interviewed at a yacht club and discovered the opportunity to work on a sailing yacht. Elizabeth was also the sole Owner of a Catering Company for 3 years, focusing on up scale dinner parties, cocktail parties and small weddings.

Elizabeth says that her culinary style is “fresh is best”. Traveling in such beautiful lush places with great produce and local fish/meats she prefers using the freshest local ingredients. Guests are in for a treat as Elizabeth likes to celebrate local cuisine as well as cuisine from other countries such as Italian, Indian, Asian and so many more. Guests have raved about many of her dishes, including Tai fish curry, lamb with fresh herb sauce, white wine steamed mussels, and Antiguan salt-grilled snapper.

In her spare time Elizabeth enjoys hiking, snorkeling, sunset cruises, trying new restaurants and spending quality time with her family. Elizabeth’s friends describe her as Funny, Nice and Caring, and her motto is “We are here to help our guests have the best vacation ever!”

As a married couple with a strong background in chartering together, Erik and Elizabeth create a seamless and welcoming atmosphere onboard. They’ve worked side-by-side aboard renowned yachts such as Encore, Titania, and Amorous, offering elegant service, personalized guest experiences, and the natural teamwork that comes from both love and professionalism.

Guests often arrive as clients and leave as friends — a testament to the thoughtful care and genuine concern Erik and Elizabeth bring to every voyage.

7-Day Charter Sample Menu - Chef Elizabeth Deringer

Day 1
Breakfast: Fresh fruit salad, chia yogurt parfait, warm banana muffins (GF option available)
Lunch: Grilled chicken salad with avocado, heirloom tomatoes & lemon vinaigrette
Dinner: Pan-seared halibut with cauliflower purée, asparagus & citrus beurre blanc
Dessert: Vanilla bean panna cotta with berry compote
Day 2
Breakfast: Scrambled eggs with chives, roasted sweet potatoes, and sautéed greens
Lunch: Zucchini noodle bowl with shrimp, cherry tomatoes & basil pesto
Dinner: Herb-crusted rack of lamb, truffle mash, and roasted root vegetables
Dessert: Flourless chocolate cake with whipped cream and raspberries
Day 3
Breakfast: Smoothie bowls with coconut, fresh mango & granola
Lunch: Seared ahi tuna salad with cucumber, radish, and sesame dressing
Dinner: Grilled filet mignon with wild mushroom risotto & broccolini
Dessert: Honey-roasted peach tartlets with almond crust (GF)
Day 4
Breakfast: Avocado toast with poached eggs and microgreens on GF sourdough
Lunch: Roasted vegetable and quinoa bowl with lemon tahini dressing
Dinner: Baked salmon with dill cream, sautéed spinach & lemon rice
Dessert: Coconut crème brûlée
Day 5
Breakfast: Omelets made to order with cheese, herbs, and seasonal vegetables
Lunch: Shrimp tacos with cabbage slaw and avocado-lime crema
Dinner: Chicken roulade with goat cheese, baby carrots, and herb jus
Dessert: Chocolate-dipped strawberries and pistachio shortbread
Day 6
Breakfast: Almond flour pancakes with maple syrup and berry compote
Lunch: Grilled vegetable and hummus wrap with arugula salad
Dinner: Lobster tail with garlic butter, corn purée, and grilled zucchini
Dessert: Lemon mousse with blackberry coulis
Day 7
Breakfast: Greek yogurt bar with toppings: nuts, seeds, honey, and fruit
Lunch: Cold soba noodle salad with edamame, carrots & sesame vinaigrette
Dinner: Braised short ribs with parsnip mash and glazed carrots
Dessert: Salted caramel pots de crème

Rates are Plus Expenses
Christmas / New year rates - $34,000 plus expenses

Med Term pricing is cost (cost of the boat) + VAT (country tax) + APA (operating and provisioning expenses). The cost is the weekly rate for the charter. The VAT and APA are calculated on the cost of the boat and paid in addition to that base price. The APA covers: fuel, water, food, licenses, alcohol, and any specific items you would like provided to you. APA money that is not used for provisioning would be reimbursed to you- or, if you spend over the amount, they would charge you. The Captain keeps track of expenses and would let you know if you’re reaching your APA limit. This is the industry standard for the region.

Caribbean Terms or Caribbean Inclusions refer to all-inclusive rates. These boats are typically catamarans and monohulls and are found in the Caribbean.

Most (but not all) motor-yachts and sailing vessels in the Med are Med Rate terms.

The yachts featured on our website will specifically state which type of pricing they offer.

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  • : Sail
  • : 17.10 Feet
  • : 9.1 Feet
  • : 6
  • : 2024
  • : 5 knots
  • : 10 knots
  • : 110hp Yanmar Diesel 50 or 60 Hz 60Hz
  • : Yacht offers Rendezvous Diving only
  • : Erik Samuels
  • : USA
  • : 1338601
Accommodations
Cabins: 3
Queen: 3
Single Cabins: 1
Showers: 2
Wash Basins: 3
Heads: -
Electric Heads: 3
Engine Details
110hp Yanmar Diesel 50 or 60 Hz 60Hz
Fuel Consumption: 2.5g per hr
Cruising Speed: 5 knots
Max Speed: 10 knotsUS Gall/Hr
Details
Refit: -
Helipad: No
Jacuzzi: No
A/C: Full
Locations
Winter Area: Caribbean Leewards, Caribbean Windwards, Caribbean Virgin Islands (US)
Summer Area: USA - New England
Pick Up Locations
Pref. Pick-up: -
Other Pick-up: -


Amenities
Salon Tv/VCR: -
Salon Stereo: -
Sat Tv: -
# of Videos: -
# DVDs/Movies: -
# CD's: -
Camcorder: -
Books: -
Board Games: -
Sun Awning: -
Deck Shower: Yes
Bimini: Yes
Water Maker: YES
Special Diets: Inq
Kosher: Inq
BBQ: Yes
# Dine In: -
Minimum Age: -
Generator: -
Inverter: Yes
Voltages: -
Water Maker: YES
Water Cap: 135
Ice Maker: Yes
Sailing Instructions: -
Internet Access: Onboard WIFI
Gay Charters: Inq
Nude: Inq
Hairdryers: Yes
# Port Hatches: -
Guests Smokes: -
Crew Smokes: Inq
Pets Aboard: No
Pet Type: -
Guest Pets: -
Children Ok: -
Hammock: -
Windscoops: -
Water Sports
Dinghy size: 3.1m RIB
Dinghy hp: 9.9
Dinghy # pax: -
Water Skis Adult: -
Water Skis Kids: -
Jet Skis: -
Wave Runners: -
Kneeboard: -
Windsurfer: -
Snorkel Gear: 4
Tube: -
Scurfer: -
Wake Board: -
Kayaks 1 Pax: -
Kayaks (2 Pax): -
Floating Mats: -
Swim Platform: Yes
Boarding Ladder (Loc/Type): -
Sailing Dinghy: -
Beach Games: -
Fishing Gear: -
Gear Type: -
Rods: -
Captain
Erik Samuels
Nation: American
Born: 1991
License: Yachtmaster Offshore, AEC, Powerboat II, STCW 10, US Sailing
Languages: English, conversational Spanish
Chef
Elizabeth Deringer
Nation: American
Born: 1987
License: STCW 10
Meet Captain Erik & Chef Elizabeth – Your Hosts Aboard S/Y CIRRUS — a married American couple whose shared passion for sailing, fine cuisine, and warm hospitality ensures an unforgettable charter experience.

Captain Erik Samuels brings over a decade of hands-on sailing experience and holds a Yachtmaster Offshore license. Erik grew up on the North Fork of Long Island, New York, a coastal farming area with a large sailing community. His family had small motor and sailing boats, and as a result, sailing played a large part in his life from an early age. Erik and his older sister grew up sailing and teaching sailing together, having started lessons on a Sunfish and then progressed onto 420s and Lasers, and eventually Erik became a sailing instructor, which has proven really helpful as he can include guests of any sailing skill level to be a part of the sailing charter experience as they desire.

Erik has always been active in many sports since a young child. In elementary, and high school, he played lacrosse, tennis, and ran cross country. In college, he was on the USC sailing team and competed nationally. Today Erik enjoys other sports such as wakeboarding, scuba diving and cruising around on their Boston Whaler and J80.

Erik studied at the University of Southern California obtaining a BA in International Relations. After he finished college, he was delighted to discover that he could sail for a living in the yachting industry, so he promptly moved to Spain, became certified and starting his yachting career. Since then Erik has captained classic and modern sailing yachts up to 35 meters throughout the Caribbean, New England, and Europe. He is calm, knowledgeable, and deeply respectful of the sea, and with his focus on safety, smooth itineraries, and tailored adventures creates a relaxed and confident environment for guests. Whether you’re seeking a peaceful island-hop or a hands-on sailing experience, Erik is the perfect guide.

Erik’s hobbies in his spare time include hiking, scuba diving, travel, trying new restaurants and spending time with family. His friends describe him as Funny, Knowledgeable and Caring, the perfect qualities for a Captain and Host. And Erik’s motto? “Any day on the water is a good day.”

**************************************

Chef Elizabeth Deringer is a classically trained chef and graduate of the Austin Culinary Institute. Her menus celebrate fresh, seasonal flavors and global cuisine, with specialties in French, Mediterranean, Japanese, and more. Elizabeth expertly caters to dietary preferences including gluten-free, vegan, keto and paleo, ensuring every guest feels cared for. Her warm personality, artistic plating, and attention to detail make each meal a highlight of the charter.

Elizabeth grew up with four siblings in Montpelier, Vermont. America’s smallest capital is surrounded by beautiful mountains and farm country. As a young child she enjoyed playing soccer, basketball, track and field, and lake sailing. Every summer she went to summer camp in North Vermont and went on to be a Camp Counselor, where she was responsible for sailing, kayaking, canoeing, arts and crafts, and hiking.

Elizabeth attended the Austin Texas School of Culinary Arts for a three year certification and internship and graduated in 2010 to become Food Safety Certified with emphasis in Baking and Patisserie. She has many years experience in the service industry since the age of 15, starting out at a movie theater leading onto hostessing, server, bar tender, all the way to executive pastry chef, before working as a chef on yachts. Having a background in front of the house, moving to back of the house in fine dining is very beneficial for working on yachts. Her first break came in Fort Lauderdale when she was interviewed at a yacht club and discovered the opportunity to work on a sailing yacht. Elizabeth was also the sole Owner of a Catering Company for 3 years, focusing on up scale dinner parties, cocktail parties and small weddings.

Elizabeth says that her culinary style is “fresh is best”. Traveling in such beautiful lush places with great produce and local fish/meats she prefers using the freshest local ingredients. Guests are in for a treat as Elizabeth likes to celebrate local cuisine as well as cuisine from other countries such as Italian, Indian, Asian and so many more. Guests have raved about many of her dishes, including Tai fish curry, lamb with fresh herb sauce, white wine steamed mussels, and Antiguan salt-grilled snapper.

In her spare time Elizabeth enjoys hiking, snorkeling, sunset cruises, trying new restaurants and spending quality time with her family. Elizabeth’s friends describe her as Funny, Nice and Caring, and her motto is “We are here to help our guests have the best vacation ever!”

As a married couple with a strong background in chartering together, Erik and Elizabeth create a seamless and welcoming atmosphere onboard. They’ve worked side-by-side aboard renowned yachts such as Encore, Titania, and Amorous, offering elegant service, personalized guest experiences, and the natural teamwork that comes from both love and professionalism.

Guests often arrive as clients and leave as friends — a testament to the thoughtful care and genuine concern Erik and Elizabeth bring to every voyage.

7-Day Charter Sample Menu - Chef Elizabeth Deringer

Day 1
Breakfast: Fresh fruit salad, chia yogurt parfait, warm banana muffins (GF option available)
Lunch: Grilled chicken salad with avocado, heirloom tomatoes & lemon vinaigrette
Dinner: Pan-seared halibut with cauliflower purée, asparagus & citrus beurre blanc
Dessert: Vanilla bean panna cotta with berry compote
Day 2
Breakfast: Scrambled eggs with chives, roasted sweet potatoes, and sautéed greens
Lunch: Zucchini noodle bowl with shrimp, cherry tomatoes & basil pesto
Dinner: Herb-crusted rack of lamb, truffle mash, and roasted root vegetables
Dessert: Flourless chocolate cake with whipped cream and raspberries
Day 3
Breakfast: Smoothie bowls with coconut, fresh mango & granola
Lunch: Seared ahi tuna salad with cucumber, radish, and sesame dressing
Dinner: Grilled filet mignon with wild mushroom risotto & broccolini
Dessert: Honey-roasted peach tartlets with almond crust (GF)
Day 4
Breakfast: Avocado toast with poached eggs and microgreens on GF sourdough
Lunch: Roasted vegetable and quinoa bowl with lemon tahini dressing
Dinner: Baked salmon with dill cream, sautéed spinach & lemon rice
Dessert: Coconut crème brûlée
Day 5
Breakfast: Omelets made to order with cheese, herbs, and seasonal vegetables
Lunch: Shrimp tacos with cabbage slaw and avocado-lime crema
Dinner: Chicken roulade with goat cheese, baby carrots, and herb jus
Dessert: Chocolate-dipped strawberries and pistachio shortbread
Day 6
Breakfast: Almond flour pancakes with maple syrup and berry compote
Lunch: Grilled vegetable and hummus wrap with arugula salad
Dinner: Lobster tail with garlic butter, corn purée, and grilled zucchini
Dessert: Lemon mousse with blackberry coulis
Day 7
Breakfast: Greek yogurt bar with toppings: nuts, seeds, honey, and fruit
Lunch: Cold soba noodle salad with edamame, carrots & sesame vinaigrette
Dinner: Braised short ribs with parsnip mash and glazed carrots
Dessert: Salted caramel pots de crème

Rates are Plus Expenses
Christmas / New year rates - $34,000 plus expenses

Med Term pricing is cost (cost of the boat) + VAT (country tax) + APA (operating and provisioning expenses). The cost is the weekly rate for the charter. The VAT and APA are calculated on the cost of the boat and paid in addition to that base price. The APA covers: fuel, water, food, licenses, alcohol, and any specific items you would like provided to you. APA money that is not used for provisioning would be reimbursed to you- or, if you spend over the amount, they would charge you. The Captain keeps track of expenses and would let you know if you’re reaching your APA limit. This is the industry standard for the region.

Caribbean Terms or Caribbean Inclusions refer to all-inclusive rates. These boats are typically catamarans and monohulls and are found in the Caribbean.

Most (but not all) motor-yachts and sailing vessels in the Med are Med Rate terms.

The yachts featured on our website will specifically state which type of pricing they offer.

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