WESTSHIP 145

The 145-foot motor yacht by Westship, launched in 2004 and subject to a 2023 refit, offers a considered platform for cruising the East Coast of the United States. She provides a comfortable and well-appointed environment for up to 10 guests, with a cruising speed suitable for exploring diverse coastal waters from New England to the Bahamas.

Accommodation

WESTSHIP 145 accommodates up to 10 guests across five cabins. The layout includes a master suite positioned on the main deck. Further guest accommodation comprises three king-bedded staterooms and two twin side-by-side berths that can be converted to a king arrangement. Each stateroom is equipped with its own private bathroom facilities.

Deck spaces and amenities

The yacht features a range of exterior spaces designed for relaxation and socialising. A deck jacuzzi is available, alongside a bar with stools. Dining for 10 guests can be accommodated on the aft deck. A BBQ grill is also provided for al fresco cooking. For entertainment, the yacht offers Wi-Fi, Starlink high-speed internet, a Bluetooth sound system, satellite TV, and streaming TV services.

Water toys and activities

WESTSHIP 145 carries a selection of water toys and equipment for guest use. These include a 33-foot tender, a wakeboard, tubes, and towable inflatables. Four paddleboards are available, alongside fishing poles and snorkel gear for up to 8 individuals. For shore-based leisure, beach games are also provided.

Where she cruises

WESTSHIP 145 is primarily based along the East Coast of the United States. During the summer months, her cruising grounds extend to Nassau in the Bahamas, New England, and Fort Lauderdale, Florida. For winter charters, she operates in Nassau, Bahamas, and Fort Lauderdale, Florida, with Miami, Florida serving as her base port.

Chartering her through Blue Ocean Club

Charter rates for WESTSHIP 145 are quoted on request, varying according to season and itinerary. An Advance Provisioning Allowance (APA), typically between 25-35% of the charter fee, is payable separately to cover expenses such as fuel, provisions, and port fees. Crew gratuity is at the charterer's discretion and is not included in the base charter rate or APA.