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40m · Motor · Westport · 2003
Avalina is a Westport 130 — one of the yard's flagship models — built in 2003 and given a full refit in 2020, with exterior lines by Gregory Marshall and an interior by Pacific Custom Interiors that still feels current. At just over 40 metres she carries ten guests in genuine comfort, with a seven-strong crew and the kind of toy locker that turns a week into a proper holiday rather than a scenic cruise.
At a glance: 39.6m · built 2003, refit 2020, Westport · 10 guests in 5 cabins · 7 crew · exterior by Gregory Marshall, interior by Pacific Custom Interiors
Life aboard
Five en-suite cabins — a master suite, two doubles and two twins — sleep ten, with three further crew cabins keeping service quietly constant without crowding the guest decks. Wi-Fi and satellite communications run throughout, video-on-demand and satellite TV cover the quieter evenings, and stabilisers — underway and at anchor — keep things level whether she's making way or sitting in a swell.
On the water
The toy locker is built for a full week of activity: two jet skis, two paddleboards and two kayaks for the mornings, eight sets of scuba gear plus a full water-ski and wakeboard kit for more energetic afternoons, and two tenders — a 10.67-metre Intrepid on twin 250hp Yamahas for the fast runs ashore, and a smaller Novurania for everything else.
Cruising the Caribbean
Avalina winters in the Caribbean and Bahamas from October through April, before repositioning north for a New England summer season. At 12 knots cruising and 24 at full speed, covering ground between anchorages rarely eats into the day.
