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"Mischief" Lightwave 38 Sailing Catamaran

Lightwave Lightwave 38 catamaran, operated by Charter Yachts Australia, Airlie Beach, QLD.

HullCatamaran
Length11.3 m
Capacity signalUp to 8 guests
Cabins3
Heads / showers2
Typical useBareboat
CrewTwo private queen size cabins, one with ensuite and one double cabin; vessel summary lists 3 cabins

Published amenities

From the current YouSail vessel record
Upstairs/galley-up areaGalley fridge 64 ltrCockpit fridge 150 ltrFreezer 80 ltr3 burner stove, grill and oven19 inch LCD TV with inbuilt DVD playerCD playerRoller furling / self tacking headsailSpacious cockpit seating and cockpit tableRaised helm seat for twoWalk around decksSpacious foredeck

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WHERE "MISCHIEF" LIGHTWAVE 38 SAILING CATAMARAN SITS IN THE FLEET 177 charter vessels with a published length, from 8 to 34 metres. "Mischief" Lightwave 38 Sailing Catamaran · 11 m 8 m 34 m Other catamarans (127)Other hull forms

Reading this specification

"Mischief" Lightwave 38 Sailing Catamaran is published as Lightwave Lightwave 38 at 11.3 m, a catamaran operated by Charter Yachts Australia out of Airlie Beach, QLD. As a catamaran she will not heel, will draw less than a monohull of the same length, and will carry far more living space for her length. The trade is upwind performance and, in most marinas, a higher berthing fee for the beam.

The published figure of Up to 8 guests guests is the number the operator advertises. It does not tell you which of the three limits it is. A vessel commonly carries a day-passenger limit, a lower offshore limit and a lower again count of usable overnight berths, and only the survey certificate settles which applies to your route. The 3 cabins listed are cabins, not berths, and a paid skipper or sail guide will occupy one of them.

What the specification cannot tell you is the part that decides the week: boarding geometry for an older guest, whether the air conditioning runs at anchor or only on shore power, how much shade the cockpit actually has at two in the afternoon, and whether the photographs are of this hull or a sister ship. Those are questions for the operator, and the list below is the short version.

Current vessel facts

The specifications above are supplied by YouSail. Confirm the exact vessel, passenger limit, inclusions and operating area directly with Charter Yachts Australia.

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