Sunpads and JBR views for a smaller party
Xclusive 33 Yacht Charter to JBR & Bluewaters
For a JBR and Bluewaters day spent largely outdoors, Xclusive 33 offers mattresses on both the bow and flybridge. The blue-hulled 50ft Azimut takes up to 12 day guests and has two cabins. Leave time to enjoy the deck as well as the view.
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Xclusive 33
- Length
- 15.24 m
- Day capacity
- 12 guests
- Cabins
- 2
A day on deck with the waterfront in view
There are two sunbathing positions to consider on Xclusive 33: the bow and the flybridge. If relaxing there is why you are choosing this yacht, keep the programme light enough to use them. Guests who prefer to sit out of the sun should have their requirements included in the same conversation.
Keep a small group’s programme simple
One main priority
A 12-person outing can be centred on conversation and time outside. If a particular waterfront photograph matters most, mention it before adding a meal or an activity that would use the same charter time.
Time away from the sun
Ask about sheltered seating and access between the yacht’s levels for guests who prefer a different setting. Sunbathing mattresses are only one part of the layout to consider when choosing the boat.
Food for twelve needs a seating check
A compact table is visible in the gallery. Ask how a meal would work for your actual party; the daytime guest limit should not be read as a promise of twelve dining seats together.
If you mainly want to relax outdoors, describe refreshments as part of that plan. Check preparation, service and dietary requirements in the quote so food arrives in a form that suits the outing.
Clarify the two-cabin arrangement
Private use during the day
Tell us if anyone needs to change or rest in a cabin. The operator can confirm access under the proposed booking and explain any restrictions before guests board.
An overnight idea
Provide a separate sleeping count if you would like a longer charter. Two cabins alone do not establish overnight capacity, and an extension must fit both the yacht’s schedule and the agreed terms.
Get the meeting details right
The actual berth
JBR and Bluewaters describe the requested cruising area. Wait for the confirmed departure point, then send everyone the same address and arrival instructions rather than using the beach as a meeting place.
The return
Mention any evening reservation or onward transfer. Build the available charter hours around that commitment and check the complete price for the itinerary and food arrangements you have chosen.
Xclusive 33 coastal charter questions
Are there sunpads on both the bow and flybridge?
Yes, both positions are described in the yacht’s facilities. Ask about access and the seating available for guests who would rather stay out of direct sun.
Can we swim near Bluewaters?
A swim stop requires a suitable location, time and captain’s approval. Raise it as a separate request; it is not automatically part of a JBR sightseeing cruise.
Continue planning your charter
Your date. Your guests. Your plans.
Ask for a proposal that fits.
Send the date, guest count and what matters most on board. We will check the yacht and arrangements, then send the details and full price.