
The Leopard 464 Power Cat doesn’t ask you to choose between comfort and performance. At 46 feet with twin hulls, she glides flat across the water without the roll that makes lesser vessels miserable. She sleeps eight across four private en-suite cabins — which means your entire group has a door to close and a bed that actually fits. Satellite navigation, onboard Wi-Fi, flat-screen television. Everything that makes this feel less like roughing it and more like relocating your living room to one of the most beautiful bodies of water on earth.
White sand. Turquoise water. Sunsets that feel staged. This is what seven days on About Time looks like.







The British Virgin Islands have been the private playground of serious sailors for decades — and for good reason. Sixty islands and cays, protected anchorages around every point, water so clear you’ll see the anchor chain all the way to the bottom. Norman Island. The Baths at Virgin Gorda. Jost Van Dyke. Cooper Island. These aren’t resort destinations. They’re places people discover once and spend the rest of their lives trying to get back to.
On a power catamaran, you cover more ground than any monohull and you do it without heel and without drama. Wake up in one bay. Lunch in another. Sundowners at anchor somewhere you’ll never be able to find on a map. This is what seven days on the water is supposed to look like.

Each with its own en-suite bath. No shared bathrooms, no awkward scheduling. Your guests sleep privately, wake up on their own terms, and step onto the deck when they’re ready.
Full satellite nav means you’re never guessing where you are. Onboard Wi-Fi keeps you connected if you need it — or gives you the choice to disappear entirely. Your call.
No stabilizer required on a catamaran. Twin hulls keep her level in swells that would have a monohull heeling at 25 degrees. Glass of wine on the cockpit table. Stays put.
Evenings at anchor with a film. Or sports. Or nothing at all. Whatever the group decides. The interior salon is exactly what you’d expect from a vessel built for extended blue-water living.
This isn’t a charter fleet with a crew of strangers. About Time is a private vessel. Your party, your schedule, your decisions. No other guests. No captain’s dinner you didn’t ask for.
The maximum charter period is seven days. Long enough to work your way through the islands at a real pace. Short enough that you’ll be planning the next trip before you’ve unpacked at home.

One conversation is all it takes. Tell us your dates, your group size, and what you’re after. We’ll confirm availability and walk you through everything.
Pricing is by arrangement — every group and trip is different. We keep it direct: no booking portals, no middlemen, no fine print you didn’t see coming.
Fly into Terrance B. Lettsome International Airport on Beef Island. About Time meets you at the dock. Everything else is yours to decide.
Availability is limited. Charter windows fill well in advance. If you’re serious about it, the right time to call is now.