Not There Yet
A 2026 Lagoon 46 bareboat catamaran, listed with three cabins and three heads, based year-round at Puerto del Rey Marina in Fajardo.
Puerto del Rey Marina, Fajardo, Puerto Rico
Year-round Confirmed
Not There Yet is the newest arrival, a 2026 Lagoon 46. She is listed with three cabins and three heads, which on a 46-foot catamaran leaves plenty of room per person.
Air conditioning, a generator and a watermaker are aboard. Her name is a fair description of how most charterers feel when the week runs out.
Photos courtesy Sail Caribe
- Charter
- Bareboat
- Builder
- Lagoon 46
- Length
- 46 ft
- Year
- 2026
- Hull
- Catamaran
- Cabins
- 3
- Heads
- 3
- Air conditioning
- Generator
- Watermaker
- Autopilot
Included in the price
- Final cleaning
- Bed linen and towels
- Dinghy and outboard
Extras (at a cost)
- Stand-up paddleboard (SUP) – $25 per day
- Sun-chill mat – $125 per week
Full equipment list (59 items)
Sails
- Lazy jacks
- Electric winch
- Electric Self-tailing winch
- Lazy bag
Navigation
- Autopilot
- Binoculars
- GPS chart plotter
- Depthsounder
- Tridata
- Navigation (Nautical) charts and nautical guide
- Wind instrument/Anemometer
- Compass
- Speedometer (Speed log)
Safety
- Emergency tiller
- VHF radio
- Fire extinguisher
- First aid kit
- Black Water Tank
- Fog horn
- Distress flare box
- Horseshoe lifebuoy
- Flashlight
- Life jackets
- Torch
Deck
- Dinghy with outboard engine
- Spare anchor (Reserve, Auxiliary anchor)
- Cockpit table
- Swimming ladder
- Grill/Barbecue/Plancha
- Bimini top
- Cockpit/stern, outside shower
- Main anchor
- Electric anchor windlass
Comfort
- Windscoops
- Cockpit cushions
Electrics
- 110V socket
- Shore power connection
- Inverter
- Generator
- Watermaker
- Battery charger
- Bilge pump – Electric
- Air Conditioning
- Watermaker – desalinator
Interior
- Coolbox
- Electric fans in cabins
Entertainment
- Outdoor speakers
- Radio
Galley
- Kitchen utensils (Galley equipment, cutlery)
- Toaster
- Coffee pot
- Electrical filter coffee maker
- Tea Kettle
- Refrigerator
- Hot water
- Oven
- Stove
- Blender
- French Press
Equipment as listed by the operator. Confirm anything you are counting on before you book.
Sailing from Fajardo: Culebra, Vieques and the Spanish Virgins
Puerto Rico's east coast is the jumping-off point for the Spanish Virgin Islands. Isla Palomino is a short first hop from Fajardo, and Culebra, Culebrita and Vieques lie east and south, each within a day's sail. They are all part of Puerto Rico, so there is no customs clearance between the marina and their anchorages. Going on to the US or British Virgin Islands is a border crossing with its own rules, so check with your charter company before you plan it.
Where to sail
- A 7-day Puerto Rico charter, day by day With Sail Caribe's Jim and Debbie Veiga and Dr. David Kerr
- Cruising guide to the Spanish Virgin Islands
- Things to do in Culebra: ten must-visit spots
- Puerto Rico's bio bays, including Mosquito Bay on Vieques
Before you go
- How to charter a boat in the Caribbean Bareboat or crewed, and what to ask
- Caribbean sailing itineraries by island
- CBP's 24-mile enforcement zone around Puerto Rico What changed in August 2026, and the passage to St. Thomas
- More from Puerto Rico on ALL AT SEA
Provisioning and ashore
- Provisioning services in Puerto Rico First Mate directory
- Grocery stores First Mate directory
- Restaurants and bars First Mate directory
- Marinas First Mate directory
Schedule, specs and equipment as supplied by the yacht's operator, owners, crew or agent. ALL AT SEA is not a charter agency and has not inspected this yacht — confirm dates, rates and terms directly.
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