Astondoa 40 Open power boat

HURST POINT YACHT CHARTERS LIMITED

Tel 01590 623765 mob 07932 140878
or email info@hurstpointyachts.co.uk

'The Affordable Ultimate Luxury'

This power boat is coded to carry 10 passengers including crew which normally consists of a skipper and first mate or hostess. These are typical itineraries, fuller details at the bottom:
Isle of Wight
Portsmouth Harbour
Southampton
Chichester
Bournemouth and Poole Bay
Sandbanks and the Jurassic coastline along to Weymouth
The Needles
Durdle Door
Brownsea Island
Sandbanks/Poole Harbour

The power boat is available for the following charter types:
Corporate entertaining
Private parties for friends and family
Birthdays and anniversaries
Stag and hen power boating

The boat is available for half and full day packages during the day or evening, midweek and weekend.
A full range of on board catering is available.
Prices for 2010 are shown below.

Specification

• Engine: 2 x diesel 260hp (Volvo KAD 44)
• Drive: Stern Drive, Duo Props
• Fuel Consumption: 45 litres/hour
• Cruising Speed: 24 knots
• Maximum Speed: 32 knots

Dimensions

• LOA: 39' 3"
• LWL: 12'
• Beam: 7'
• Draft Minimum: 1' 10"
• Draft Maximum: 2' 11"
• Headroom: 6' 1"

Accommodation

• 4 berths, 1 double and 2 singles in 2 cabins
• Cooker, sink, oven, fridge, microwave
• TV, radio, CD player
• Hot water, Air conditioning
• Shower, Toilet, Cockpit shower
• Leather uphostery, cabin carpets

Package 1 - Swanage
This itinerary takes in the Bournemouth and Poole coastline passing Hengistbury Head, Boscombe Surf Reef and Bournemouth Pier and beaches. Enter Poole Harbour, the worlds second largest natural harbour after Sydney Australia, at Sandbanks, famed for the most expensive waterside villas in the country. We pass Brownsea Island where Lord Baden Powell founded the Boy Scout movement and now home to native red squirrels. The route continues along Studland bay with its beautiful sandy blue flag beaches backed by sand dunes. At the end of the bay is Old Harry Rocks where rare sea horses abound. This is an ideal place for an anchor stop for drinks or go ashore by dinghy to the pub at Studland. Then on to Dulston Head and Swanage.

Full Day Package (9am-6pm)        £875

Package 2-  Solent & around The Isle of Wight
This itinerary takes in Hurst Castle, the western entrance to the Solent. The castle was build by Henry VIII and is the narrowest point of the Solent. A man made spit joins the castle to the New Forest national park at Keyhaven. We then cross over the Solent passing Yarmouth, the royal

yacht squadron starting line at Cowes and on into Osbourne Bay. This is a favorite anchor stop because here you are sheltered from prevailing southwesterly winds with views of Osbourne House, Queen Victorias residence on the island. You now have the difficult decision of whether to take to the front and rear sunbeds, swim from the stern diving platform or eat and drink on the bridge. There are various routes from here, either Southampton Water, Portsmouth harbour, or continue to circumnavigate the Isle of Wight.

Full Day Package (9am-6pm)        £1,275

Package 3- Weymouth & Jurassic Coastline
The Jurassic coatsline starts at Swanage and continues all the way to Weymouth where the 2012 Olympic sailing events will take place. Lunch stop in Weymouth Harbour alongside the old quay with its bars and restaurants. Then out to the Bill of Portland (Lighthouse). On the return journey you will see the magnificent locations such as Durdle Door, Lulworth Cove, Kimmeridge, Chapmans Pool, Durlston Bay, Swanage, Old Harry Rocks and Studland Bay.

Full Day Package (9am-6pm)         £1,275