Vicarious has three queen guest cabins, each with their own private ensuite bathroom. The ensuite bathrooms have a electric toilet, dry shower stall and sink. Each cabin is fully air-conditioned. The saloon area maximises space and has a large sofa area that also doubles as a dinning area. Outside the foreward cockpit is accessible through the saloon and the aft cockpit provides the perfect place for dining as well as relaxing with family and friends. The typical catamaran trampoline area is also a great place to sunbathe.
At the 2022 USVI Charter Show, Vicarious won RUNNER UP BEST CREW IN SHOW USVI. Her husband and wife crew ensure that every guest has an unforgettable charter.
Weekly Charter Rate 2024/2025: Caribbean Virgin Islands (US and BVI)
Weekly charter rate: $19,000 (2 passengers)
Weekly charter rate: $19,500 (3 passengers)
Weekly charter rate: $20,000 (4 passengers)
Weekly charter rate: $20,500 (5 passengers)
Weekly charter rate: $21,200 (6 passengers)
Prices include: All services, food and standard bar, all water sport activities, taxes and cruising licence fees (excluded if sailing in BVI).
Extra costs are: Vintage wines, champagne, special requests, dockage, harbour dues, onboard communications, airport transfers and crew gratuity. If cruising in the BVI, permits, listened and fees are not included.
Crew Gratuity: Although discretionary, a crew gratuity of 20% of the charter fee is customary.
CYBA/MYBA terms will apply.
Payment conditions: 50% of the charter rate within 7 days of signing the charter agreement, remaining 50% plus VAT plus APA, at least 5 weeks before the beginning of the charter.
CAPTAIN: Austen Anderson
Growing up on Long Island, New York, Austen was a shoe in-for the sailing life. At the age of eight, he would sail across Northport Bay to visit the town’s general
store as he was too young to drive. At the age of ten, he became involved with competitive sailboat racing and soon became an Optimist class national champion. Since then, he has gone on to many other classes of sailboats and filled skipper, crew and coaching roles. After graduating from Hobart William Smith College, where he captained the sailing team, he decided to work and live in the Virgin Islands for a year. There he learned the ins and outs of island life — as well as the best sailing, mooring and dining options. After a year learning the charter trade, he moved back to New York to work in his family’s tool manufacturing business. While running the company’s operations, he spent any extra time he had, including vacation days, professionally racing Etchells sailboats in all parts of the world. But his days in the Virgin Islands would stay with him, and the pristine beaches and eclectic life on the islands would always find a way back into his daydreams. Little did he expect, in 2018 the family would decide to move its
business to Florida where he would meet Philomena, a happy go lucky water woman who also had dreams of island life.
CHEF/FIRST MATE: Philomena Anderson
Philomena grew up in West Palm Beach, Florida, where she spent her weekends cooking, snorkeling and learning to free dive with her father. At age seven, she was diving in the Bahamas for sunken airplane wrecks as deep as 60 feet. Eventually, she learned to surf overhead waves and became obsessed with being an all-around water woman. While in high school she became interested in photography and spent a good portion of four years in the dark room. She followed this with a semester working in a California color dark room, an education at Daytona State and internships with four very different photographers. During this time, she also became interested in where her food
came from and arranged to spend her summers doing a work internship on a small organic farm in Colorado. As she became a passionate foodie, she experimented with all kinds of diets — from grass fed elk to raw vegan cuisine, she grew it, cooked it, photographed it, served it and lived it. In 2018 she moved to New Smyrna Beach to continue surfing and diving while also climbing the ladder from food prep cook to bartender. She also became a full time wedding and event photographer. Austen had tried asking her out one night while she was bartending, but was turned down — little did she know, almost a year later they would become a couple. Not only would Austen help convince her to go back to school for a culinary arts degree, but they would also agree to a life on the water showing guests the beauties of the ocean and food.
Today, Austen and Philomena run the Charter Vicarious business together. Whether you want complete silence or an outgoing adventurous island experience, these two are your crew!
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