Sunreef Yachts
MARIA THERESE
Welcome aboard MARIA THERESE, a Sunreef Supreme 68 Power Yacht that elevates the concept of luxury and sophistication at sea. Designed with precision and a passion for perfection, this nautical marvel offers an extraordinary charter experience unlike any other. Newly built in 2024, MARIA THERESE promises a voyage steeped in elegance, indulgence, and unforgettable memories. Every inch of the MARIA THERESE is a testament to Sunreef Yachts' commitment to bespoke craftsmanship. MARIA THERESE boasts expansive living areas that epitomize the concept of a floating paradise. The main salon and dining area extend seamlessly to form an elegant beach club ambiance, adorned with chic, modern décor. Generous deck areas invite you to soak in the sun, while the flybridge bar offers a picturesque setting to sip cocktails against the backdrop of the Caribbean’s crystal waters and lush coastlines. For those seeking peak relaxation, the jacuzzi awaits—offering a front-row seat to serenity. She accommodates up to 8 guests in 4 elegantly appointed double cabins with queen beds, each with its own shower, electric head, and wash basin. Sail in whisper-quiet tranquility thanks to MARIA THERESE’s cutting-edge design and technology. Her innovative systems ensure peaceful nights, with air conditioning running silently while you sleep. Whether you're drifting through secluded coves or cruising the open sea, her advanced hull design ensures a smooth, stable, and serene passage for everyone on board.
LENGTH: 20.57 m
BEAM: 10.5 m
BUILT YEAR: 2024
CRUISING SPEED: 10 kn
Maria therese sleeps 8 guests across 4 cabins.
CREW
Captain Samuel Marque brings a unique blend of expertise, adventure, and genuine passion for the ocean. Originally from France and raised on the shores of Bali, Sam’s love for the sea started early, progressing from dinghy sailing as a child to commanding luxury yachts across the globe. His background in competitive surfing speaks to his deep respect for the water and the skills that come with it. Sam holds a Yachtmaster Offshore certification, an Approved Engine Course (AEC1), and is a PADI Open Water Diver. Fluent in French, English, and Indonesian, he’s as comfortable navigating cultural nuances as he is plotting a transatlantic passage. With thousands of nautical miles under his belt, from the Mediterranean to the Caribbean and Southeast Asia, Sam is known for his meticulous approach to navigation and his ability to create unforgettable guest experiences. Over the past three years, he has successfully run charters between St. Martin (SXM), the US Virgin Islands (USVI), and the British Virgin Islands (BVI), showcasing his deep knowledge of these cruising grounds and his commitment to delivering seamless itineraries. Whether leading flotillas in Greece or managing ocean crossings, he thrives in dynamic environments and adapts seamlessly to every challenge. More than a captain, Sam is a storyteller and a true seafarer. His dedication to safety and passion for sharing the magic of the ocean ensure that every journey leaves guests with the best memories cherished forever.
Nationality: Canadian Languages: English Jamison is a highly capable yacht chef with strong experience delivering refined charter cuisine across the Caribbean, Mediterranean, and U.S. She has worked as a sole and lead chef on a wide range of sailing yachts and catamarans, creating polished guest dining experiences while also managing provisioning, galley budgets, inventory, and daily crew meals to a high standard. Her culinary style is versatile and well developed, supported by specialist training in baking, sourdough, Asian cookery, and nutrition. Comfortable catering to different dietary preferences, including vegan, vegetarian, and gluten-free menus, Jamison combines creativity with strong organisation in the galley, always focusing on quality, flexibility, and smooth execution. Alongside her yacht chef background, she also brings valuable experience from private estate catering, large-scale hospitality operations, and chef training roles, which further strengthen her leadership, planning, and service standards. Professional, adaptable, and detail-oriented, Jamison brings a thoughtful and elevated approach to onboard dining.
Rico is a commercially endorsed Yachtmaster Offshore and experienced maritime professional with over 15,000 nautical miles of sea time, including an Atlantic crossing. He has worked across a wide range of sailing and power vessels, from monohulls to large catamarans, and brings hands-on expertise in navigation, boat handling, maintenance, and tender operations. With experience as First Mate and Deck Engineer, Rico has operated extensively throughout the Caribbean, South Africa, and the Atlantic, managing both charter operations and long-distance deliveries. His responsibilities have included overseeing off-season maintenance, troubleshooting mechanical systems, and ensuring vessels are charter-ready to the highest standards. Rico’s background in the automotive industry strengthened his skills in people management, inspections, and technical problem-solving, all of which translate seamlessly into the maritime environment. A PADI Advanced certified diver, fluent in English and Afrikaans, and a natural leader, he is known for leading by example, maintaining strong team alignment, and creating a calm, professional onboard atmosphere.
Emma Crouch is a versatile maritime professional with over 5,000 nautical miles of navigation experience in varied sea states. Her extensive work history includes serving as a Sole Stewardess on the 80ft catamaran ENTRE4 in the Virgin Islands, a First Mate and Deck/Stew Instructor at the Paperboat Yacht Academy in the Dominican Republic, and holding various deckhand, stewardess, and delivery crew positions across the Mediterranean, Caribbean, and the UK. Prior to her yachting career, Emma has worked on land as an Emergency Medical Technician for the NHS in England, highlighting her capability to assess and treat patients in high-pressure medical emergencies. Emma’s maritime qualifications are robust, featuring an STCW 2010 with PDSD, an ENG1 Medical certificate, a Food Safety Level 2 certification, and First Responder on Scene (FROS) training. Additionally, she is highly reliable and energetic, with a proven track record of maintaining composure in high-pressure situations.
Elba is an experienced Stewardess with a strong background in high-end Mediterranean yachting. Having worked across a range of motor yachts from 52ft to 106ft, including Ferretti Custom Line and Mangusta models, she brings hands-on expertise in both interior service and deck operations. With experience as both Sole Stewardess and Chief Stewardess, Elba has managed full interior programs, coordinated guest services, provisioning, and budgeting, and supported navigation watches and tender operations. Her calm professionalism, attention to detail, and ability to transition seamlessly between departments make her a reliable and adaptable crew member in both private and charter settings. STCW-certified and holding advanced safety qualifications, Elba combines refined service standards with strong deck capabilities. Her background in interior design and event styling further enhances her presentation skills, ensuring guests enjoy a polished, welcoming onboard atmosphere.
Frequently Asked Questions
When is the best time to charter a yacht in the British Virgin Islands?
The British Virgin Islands offer excellent sailing conditions year-round, but the most popular charter season runs from December through April, when the weather is warm, dry, and the trade winds are at their most reliable. May to July also offers fantastic cruising with fewer crowds, while late summer and autumn can provide exceptional value, although they coincide with the Caribbean hurricane season. We can help you choose the ideal time based on your priorities, whether that's perfect weather, quieter anchorages, or the best charter rates.
Can I start my yacht charter in St. Thomas and cruise to the British Virgin Islands?
Yes. Many crewed yachts offer embarkation in St. Thomas, US Virgin Islands, before cruising into the British Virgin Islands. This is often the most convenient option, as St. Thomas has significantly more direct international flights than Tortola. However, not every yacht is licensed to operate in both territories, so we'll recommend vessels that have the necessary permits and guide you through the straightforward customs and immigration process.
How do I get to my yacht charter in the British Virgin Islands?
Most international guests fly into Cyril E. King Airport (STT) in St. Thomas, US Virgin Islands, thanks to its frequent direct flights from major North American cities. From there, you can either take the public ferry to Tortola or arrange a private water taxi directly to your yacht. Alternatively, you can fly into Terrance B. Lettsome International Airport (EIS) on Tortola, although flight options are generally more limited. We'll coordinate your transfers to ensure a smooth arrival.
How far in advance should I book a British Virgin Islands yacht charter?
For the widest choice of yachts, we recommend booking between 6 and 12 months in advance, particularly if you're planning to travel during Christmas, New Year, spring break, or the peak winter season. The most sought-after crewed catamarans and luxury yachts are often reserved many months ahead, while last-minute availability can be limited. Early planning gives you access to the best yachts, itineraries, and pricing.
Do I need sailing experience for a crewed yacht charter in the British Virgin Islands?
Not at all. A crewed yacht charter is designed to be completely effortless. Your professional captain handles all navigation and route planning, while the chef and crew take care of every aspect of your experience, from gourmet dining to water sports and daily service. Whether it's your first yacht charter or your tenth, you can simply relax and enjoy the islands while your crew manages every detail.
Is a crewed catamaran or a motor yacht better for a British Virgin Islands charter?
For most guests, a luxury crewed catamaran is the ideal choice for exploring the British Virgin Islands. Their shallow draft allows them to anchor closer to secluded beaches and protected bays, while their wide beam provides generous outdoor living space, exceptional stability, and outstanding value for families and groups.A motor yacht is better suited to guests seeking higher speeds, greater onboard luxury, or the flexibility to venture beyond the British Virgin Islands to destinations such as the US Virgin Islands or St. Maarten. The right choice ultimately depends on your budget, group size, and the style of holiday you're looking for, and we're happy to help you compare the best options.
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