TAPAS - ROYAL CAPE CATAMARANS FOR SALE

An exceptional chance presents with nearly-new 2023 Royal Cape Majestic 570 F TAPAS. This luxury catamaran unites bluewater performance with distinguished charter pedigree. Delivering truly unmatched comfort, prowess, and value.

Overview

A rare opportunity awaits with the nearly new 2023 Royal Cape Majestic 570 F TAPAS, a catamaran that blends true ocean‑faring capability with prestigious charter appeal to deliver unparalleled luxury and value, and she comes with over $300,000 in charter revenue already booked in the Virgin Islands for the 2025/26 season. Ordered new by her current owner, who was deeply involved throughout the build, she reflects meticulous craftsmanship at every stage; the owner personally crewed her maiden voyage from South Africa to Florida and then back to the Virgin Islands after outfitting her for charter, ensuring exceptional attention to detail. With an impeccable charter reputation in the Virgin Islands and earnings up to circa $50,000 per week during peak holidays, TAPAS stands as an ideal blend of leisure and investment, combining exceptional performance with an unmatched pedigree for those seeking family adventures and the ability to capitalize on her established charter success in the Virgin Islands.

TAPAS, a stunning 2023 Royal Cape Majestic 570 Flybridge model, offers an unrivaled combination of luxury, space and modern design, making her the ideal platform for crewed charters. She features five queen cabins, each with en‑suite facilities, plus crew quarters with three single bunks, and a vast flybridge for panoramic views, comfortably accommodating up to ten guests in style. Outfitted with premium amenities and a wealth of water toys, her proven reputation, superior performance and luxurious features present a turnkey opportunity for any buyer seeking both a family yacht and a lucrative charter investment.

The new Majestic 570 Flybridge by Royal Cape Catamarans showcases a stylish profile with modernized hull lines, contemporary features and the latest nautical technology, delivering tangible benefits in functionality, safety and performance. Increased freeboard and larger windows bathe the interior in natural light and improve visibility, while the new elongated design provides substantially more space in the salon, galley, cockpit and cabins, as well as increased deck area, amplified seating and larger trampolines. A direct path from the flybridge directly to the bow removes the need to go down and all the way around to move from one to the other, a unique and highly practical feature for every occasion.

On deck, wide, flat and safe walkways are secured by sturdy rails and covered with effective non‑slip material. The expansive flybridge delivers incredible panoramic 360-degree views along with generous dining and lounging options, while a unique space at the aft of the yacht adds further dining possibilities and a place to BBQ, fish, dive and wade, with a dive platform that doubles as a tender lift. A pizza deck oven adds a playful gastronomic flourish, especially popular with children.

Inside, the volume is unparalleled. A spacious galley with wraparound counters opens to an interior dining area, bringing the total number of dining settings to three. Hallways on either side of the galley include a pantry and immense storage capacity, leading to cabins that are set apart and separate, so each feels like a private oasis. The refined Royal Cape aesthetic is elevated by the superior outfit and aftermarket additions aboard TAPAS, where no detail has been overlooked—from fine linens, pillows and throws to wine glasses, serving pieces and flatware—while a full complement of appliances and kitchen accessories empowers the chef to showcase their craft. Abundant water toys invite guests to experience the Caribbean to the fullest, both above and below the surface.

TAPAS will accommodate ten charter guests in five spacious queen cabins, each with its own television as well as separate head and shower. She carries a 14ft tender with a 50 hp outboard engine and Bluetooth sound system, solar panels, air conditioning, a water maker, an ice maker, a wine fridge, a pizza oven, a fully customizable menu, Caribbean‑made ecofriendly and reef‑safe toiletries, a bar stocked to guest preference, a coffee/espresso machine, rendezvous scuba diving, snorkeling gear, underwater scooters, a wakeboard, a stand up paddle board, a ski tube, a 10 ft. floating dock, pool noodles, fishing gear, board and card games, a television in the salon, a sound system and TAPAS giveaways. She also comes with a second identical backup generator for redundancy on charter, and the crew cabin is set up to accommodate three crew members with three single bunks.

DC systems

Engineered for autonomy and efficiency, the DC architecture is anchored by a house battery bank delivering 1,320 Ah at 12 V from Discover AGM 6 V cells, complemented by three 140 Ah 12 VDC Discover AGM start batteries. Charging is handled by two standard 12 VDC alternators and two additional 24 VDC alternators with a smart regulator system from Balmar, upgrading the vessel to 24 V for a markedly more efficient charging and DC system. A lithium upgrade provides 1,000 Ah at 24 V with Victron VRM and a comprehensive battery management system, enabling the air-conditioning to run without the generator. Renewable input comes from six 330 W Fixed Art solar panels feeding a Victron MPPT 75-15 solar regulator and an additional Victron MPPT solar controller. Power distribution and oversight are precise and intuitive via a 43-circuit DC switch panel, a Blue Sea M2 OLED multimeter, a Victron BMV colour monitor, and six analog tank gauges by Wema. On deck and throughout the interior, three Lewmar 55 electric winches, an Antal mainsheet traveler, and a 1,500 W Quick windlass with remote control provide effortless handling, while a bilge monitor with high‑water alarm, a Fireboy gas detector and control, Sirocco fans in all cabins, DC and USB chargers in all cabins and the saloon, and salon entertainment by Fusion Apollo with four speakers across two zones elevate comfort and safety.

Pumping systems are equally robust, featuring four Jabsco Gulper bilge pumps, two Rule centrifugal bilge pumps, two Par Max fresh water pumps, two saltwater pumps for the toilets, a Jabsco Gulper shower pump, electric flush by Tecma, and one Jabsco fuel transfer pump.

Cold storage is plentiful and intelligently distributed with one Cruise 130 fridge and one Cruise 130 freezer inside, one Cruise 130 fridge in the cockpit, one National Luna 80 freezer, and one Cruise 130 fridge on the flybridge. Illumination is crisp and reliable with Hella LED cabin lights throughout, Hella LED cockpit lights, Hella courtesy lights for stairs, cabins, and cockpit, LED engine room lighting, Aqua Signal LED navigation lights, and an Aqua Signal sealed‑beam deck light.

Navigation equipment

Command with assurance thanks to a comprehensive Raymarine suite that begins with a Raymarine VHF and a crisp 14-inch Axiom Pro multifunction display at the helm. Situational awareness is elevated by the Raymarine Quantum wireless radar, while subsurface intelligence comes from the Raymarine P319 fish finder transducer, supported by dedicated Raymarine speed, depth, and wind transducers. Data flows through the Raymarine iTC5 transducer converter to two Raymarine 170 instrument displays for instantly readable performance metrics. Long-range precision is delivered by the Raymarine ACU 400 Evolution Pilot driving a Raymarine Type 3 hydraulic pump, and vessel tracking and safety are enhanced by the AIS 700.

AC system

Power on board is delivered by a 230/240VAC single phase Kohler generator rated at 12Kw @50 Htz and 14Kw @60Htz, seamlessly integrated with a 50A 230/240VAC auto switch for effortless source selection. Shore connectivity includes a 50A shore power connector and 20M shore power cable, managed via a Glendinning cable master for tidy, reliable handling. Energy management and conversion are entrusted to a Victron MultiPlus 5000 inverter charger, with a dedicated switch panel, Victron 15 circuit single pole AC multi meters, and Victron power source and fault indicators providing precise oversight. Everyday convenience is assured with AC outlets and USB charger sockets in each cabin.

Equipment

Onboard amenities include an LG convection microwave, an LG washer/dryer, a Bosch dishwasher, and a Uline icemaker, complemented by a Glem oven and hob for effortless gourmet preparation. Hot water is supplied by two Quick heaters of 80 L each, while extended autonomy at sea is ensured by a Hydroelectric desalinator delivering 150 LPH. Climate control is entrusted to Webasto, with a 16000 unit serving the saloon, a 16000 unit for the port cabins, and a 16000 unit for the starboard cabins. Entertainment is equally well considered, featuring a 43-inch TV in the salon, a 32-inch TV in the owner’s cabin, and 32-inch TVs with sound systems in all other cabins.

Tankage

Designed for extended cruising, the yacht’s tankage is intelligently distributed for balance and redundancy. Freshwater capacity comprises a 500 L port tank and a 500 L starboard tank, managed via cross over valves for efficient transfer and control. Hot water is equally well provided, with an 80 L unit to port and an 80 L unit to starboard. Fuel reserves are substantial with a 700 L tank to port and a matching 700 L tank to starboard, supported by a dedicated cross over transfer pump rated at 16 L/min for streamlined movement and equalization. Waste management is robust, featuring a 200 L holding tank to port and a 200 L holding tank to starboard, serviced by deck extraction and gravity discharge through a 1.5-inch outlet, while high black-water level indicators provide clear status at a glance.

Sails

Crafted for effortless performance and longevity, the inventory features a crosscut cruising mainsail in the Endurance specification, built from full‑batten main cloth in a two‑ply 30%: 100% Dimension Cruise 447g construction. The batten application comprises six full battens, supplied by S.A. y, with three reefs to fine‑tune power across changing conditions. Forward, a crosscut cruising headsail in the Endurance specification sets as a furling genoa, its cloth in Dimension Cruise 397g MT 9oz, with a luff style using luff tape, a foam luff flattener to preserve shape when partially furled, and a Sunbrella UV cover for lasting protection. Downwind versatility is delivered by an asymmetrical spinnaker. Sail handling is refined by a Majestic 57 U‑stack pack, with E: 7.50m and P: 17.60m, in Sunbrella standard, complemented by lazy jacks, battens, and slides, number fifteen, while the Majestic 57 trampoline – Supertramp – enhances both safety and comfort underway.

Safety gear

Prepared for blue-water passages, this yacht carries a comprehensive suite of safety equipment including an EPIRB and a twelve-man Viking liferaft, and it is outfitted with full Cat A Class 12 safety gear. The ground tackle is robust, featuring a 40 kg primary anchor with chain and warp complemented by a Bruce 25 kg secondary anchor, also with chain and warp. Dockside handling is effortless with eight fenders and eight mooring lines, while redundancy is ensured through emergency steering. Fire protection is thorough, with six fire extinguishers supported by two engine bay self-deploy fire extinguishers. Practical readiness continues with engine spares, tools, a sail repair kit, and a fiberglass repair kit, all on hand to keep voyages safe and uninterrupted.

Soft furnishings and finishes

Throughout the yacht, surfaces are rendered in Corian, while wall finishes feature Max on Top wood laminates for a warm, contemporary aesthetic. The floor surfaces are laid in vinyl that is one hundred percent waterproof, combining durability with easy care. Cabins are appointed with quilted mattresses and headboards upholstered in leather or premium fabric. The salon offers seating in leather or Sunbrella, mirrored in the cockpit with leather or Sunbrella seating for weather-ready comfort. The cockpit can be fully enclosed with Sunbrella drop sides and an aft panel fitted with clears and windows to preserve sightlines and shelter. Purpose-made sun covers protect the seats, life raft, BBQ, and winches when not in use. A full complement of crockery and cutlery is included, together with bed linen and scatter cushions, completing a refined, ready-to-cruise ensemble.