About the boat

“As seen on Sailing La Vagabonde” Our beautiful new Isla 40 ft. catamaran features inverted bows and an innovative salon where the charter table is accessible from the entrance of the salon to allow more space to relax. She is designed to maximize interior space and enjoy beautiful natural light throughout while providing exemplary performance under sail. Dellis Rae’s roomy aft cockpit is perfect for gatherings; a dinette with wraparound seating plus 2 additional bench seats easily accommodate your crew for open air dining or conversation. Wide transom steps provide easy entry to the water for swimming, boarding or using the convenient dinghy davits. She offers a thoughtfully designed salon accessed by sliders from the spacious aft cockpit. 360 degree panoramic windows and overhead skylights flood the space with natural light, while a luxurious wraparound lounger with chaise provides total relaxation. Dellis Rae is the beautiful 3 cabin Maestro version which offers a spacious portside master suite with desk area and a separate private head with shower. She also offers two generous guest cabins and an additional head with shower. This beauty boasts two Yanmar 30 hp engines and comes with a 10ft RIB dinghy with a 9 hp outboard motor. She features a full Raymarine navigation system with Garmin 1 Smart Cruising, Autopilot, VHF, AIS, GPS 8410 with 2xmulti GMI20. Dellis Rae has air conditioning throughout with a generator and solar panels, a removable Bimini, roller furling and electric winches. She has a beautifully efficient well-equipped galley with a refrigerator & freezer, 3 burner stove, oven, microwave oven, blender and both a French press and percolator for coffee. She boasts standard U.S. plugs throughout with 110 systems, electric fresh water heads, hot water transom shower and a propane BBQ grill. Her amenities include a flat screen TV, a Bose stereo with Bluetooth capabilities and bow speakers along with auxiliary input and inverter for charging your cell phones, etc. She holds 80 gallons of fuel, 140 gallons of water and draws 4 ft, 1 inch. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=po4x9xGtOKU