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61' Luxury Catamaran with Jacuzzi in Cartagena, Colombia review
Catamaran · 61 ft (19 m) · Cartagena - Bolivar
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Key specs
- Builder
- DMARS
- Model
- MAVI SOUL
- Length
- 61 ft (19 m)
- Guests
- 50
Verdict
A well-appointed 61-foot luxury catamaran built for social day charters and upscale group events, with standout deck amenities and strong livability. It is best suited to calm-water cruising around Cartagena rather than owner-operated performance sailing.
Pros
- +Large guest capacity for bay trips, with up to 50 people advertised
- +Jacuzzi, shaded lounging, ambient lighting, and JL audio add premium appeal
- +Multiple bathrooms and cabin layout improve comfort for longer outings
- +Power generator and air-conditioned interior areas support hospitality use
Cons
- −Public listings are inconsistent on cabin and berth counts
- −Performance details are limited; it is not positioned as a high-speed or sail-focused catamaran
- −Heavy emphasis on entertaining features may reduce open deck simplicity
- −Best use appears to be protected waters, not demanding offshore handling
The Mavi Soul is a 61-foot luxury power catamaran aimed squarely at private charters and group entertainment in Cartagena. Public listings describe a two-level layout with guest cabins, crew space, multiple bathrooms, a fully equipped interior, and upper-deck features such as a jacuzzi, outdoor kitchen, lounge seating, and premium sound.
On the water, the available information suggests a stable, shallow-draft platform with twin-hull comfort rather than sporty performance. Exact speed and propulsion figures are not consistently published, so it is fair to view this as a hospitality-first vessel that should handle bay cruising and island transfers well, but not a yacht chosen for aggressive offshore running.
Comfort is the main strength. The combination of shaded seating, air-conditioned interior areas, generator support, and a social upper deck makes it strong for day charters, celebrations, and corporate groups. The main compromise is value: it offers a lot of amenities, but its pricing should be judged against charter experience rather than pure boat performance.
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