Three boats and three pontoons
One for an hour on the water, one for a buffet and a dance, one for a plated lunch behind glass. And the pontoons, for when it's just you.
The Alba
The Alba is a 42-metre cruiser with a glass-sided saloon, a leather ceiling and a full bar, so the view runs almost all the way round. Food comes to the table on platters, one for every four guests. Alba is Italian for sunrise.
- Length
- 42 m
- Guests per public sailing
- 50
- Private functions
- up to 80
- Saloon
- Glass-sided, with a full bar
- Built
- V&A Waterfront, Cape Town
- Crew
- Skipper, first officer and hosts
Danny Buoy
Danny Buoy was the company's first boat, launched in 2016, and it's still the crowd favourite. Two open decks, a self-service buffet and room to dance.
- Decks
- Two, open-sided
- Guests per public sailing
- about 80
- Private charters
- up to 100
- Food
- Self-service finger-and-fork buffet
- On the water since
- 2016
Toro Ya Me
Toro Ya Me means “my dream” in Setswana. It's the smaller two-decker, and it runs the one-hour cruise every 75 minutes from eleven in the morning.
- Decks
- Two
- Guests
- 35
- Sailings
- Six a day, every 75 minutes
- Food
- None on board; a cash bar
- Private groups
- 10 to 35
Private pontoons
Three luxury pontoons for private charter, each with its own skipper, for sunset drinks, a small birthday or a proposal.
- Boats
- Three
- Guests
- 10 to 25
- Crew
- A licensed skipper
- Pricing
- On request