City
List your boat Sign in
Member Licensed captain

Sailacat - Sag Harbor, New York

Sailacat - Sag Harbor, New York. French catamaran departing Long Wharf, Sag Harbor, New York.

5.0 from 1 review Read reviews See it on the map
Serenity under sail off Sag Harbor
Couple on a private sail
Sunset cruise from Long Wharf
Aboard the catamaran
Sunset over Sag Harbor
1 of 5
2 to 4 hrTrip lengths
PrivateYour group only
Long WharfDeparture point
Text anytimeTypical reply time

About this charter

Sailacat offers private sailing yacht charters in the heart of the Hamptons.

You sail aboard Serenity, a French catamaran, from 1 Long Wharf in Sag Harbor. Weekend 4-hour sails include a beach break with swim time; midweek sails run 2 to 4 hours around the harbor and Shelter Island. Captain Kal, a Sag Harbor native, founded Sailacat and has offered sails here since the early 2000s, with Port Captain Brian and apprentice Miles on board.

On board: bean bag chairs at the bow and on the netting, a Bluetooth speaker for your music, paddle boards, pool noodles, a floating bar for drinks in the water and a large cooler with fresh ice.

Sailing Charters

Trips and prices

Midweek harbor sail

Monday to Thursday. Plus 20% service fee.

2 hours
$1,850for the boat

Weekend beach sail

10am to 2pm or 4pm to 8pm, with a beach break and swim time.

4 hours
Askfor the boat

Sunset Sailing Cruise

Timed for sunset. Plus 20% service fee.

2 to 4 hours
$1,850for the boat

Bachelorette Party Sail

Midweek harbor sail with a complimentary signature cocktail toast.

2 hours
$1,850for the boat

Spa Sails

Sound Bath Serenity Sail, Grace & Gratitude Moon Sailabration and Sunrise Serenity Sail, guided by Christar.

Askfor the boat

Sea School

Hands-on live-aboard training with two licensed instructors.

Askfor the boat

The boat

Type
French catamaran
Crew
Captain Kal, Port Captain Brian and apprentice Miles
  • Bluetooth speakers
  • Cooler with ice
  • Life jackets in all sizes
  • Bring your own food and drink
  • Paddleboard

Where Sailacat departs

SERENITYRADAR
CONNECTING
UTC--:--:--
RANGE NMRADAR TGT 0
CURSOR
-- NM / ---°T
 
RINGS NM NORTH UP 6 MIN TRUE

SERENITY MMSI 338103756

--°--.---'----°--.---'-
 
SOG--.-KN
COG---.-°
HDG---°
NAV STATUS--
LAST RADAR FIX--
OPEN MAP

No traffic received yet.

KEY TO SYMBOLS

SEND THIS TRACKER

Live AIS data via aisstream.io. Coverage depends on shore receivers within range of the vessel. Not for navigation.

CHART KEY

What the markings under the radar mean. The chart is drawn by NOAA; its symbols follow U.S. Chart No. 1.

BUOYS
Small shapes on a short stalk. Red and green mark the sides of a channel, yellow marks a special area, red and white marks mid-channel. The shape shows whether it is a can, a nun or a pillar.
LIGHTS
A magenta flare beside a buoy or beacon marks a light. Text such as "Fl G 4s 15ft 5M" reads: flashing green, one flash every 4 seconds, 15 feet above the water, visible 5 nautical miles.
DEPTHS
Loose numbers are soundings: the depth at that spot at the chart's datum. The units are printed on the chart itself, so check before trusting them. Lines joining equal depths are contours, and shallow water is shaded.
AREAS
Dashed or dotted boundaries with a magenta tint mark anchorage areas, restricted or prohibited areas, cable and pipeline areas, and dredged channels. The label inside says which.
LAND AND SHORE
Piers, jetties and breakwaters are drawn in outline. Tinted bands along the shore are the area that dries at low water.
FULL LIST
Every symbol is in NOAA's U.S. Chart No. 1, free to download.

Not for navigation. Use official charts and up-to-date Notices to Mariners.

—

Write a review

Add an anchorage or marina

Reviews

5.01 review
Excellent
5
1 review
5
4
3
2
1
  • best Avatar best Listing Owner

    Kal and Brian are so accommodating. We had some paddleboarding time and the sunset was gorgeous. We will be back next season fro at least 2 trips. Let's go girls!

    Reply

Leave a Review

Select a rating
Overall

Policies

Cancellation

  • A 50% non-refundable deposit holds your date
  • Rain days are rescheduled at no charge at the captain's discretion
  • A 20% service fee applies to all sail rates
  • Rates, dates and times are subject to change

Included

  • Licensed captain
  • Life jackets (PFDs)
  • Paddle boards, pool noodles and a floating bar
  • Large cooler with fresh ice
  • Bluetooth speaker

What to bring

  • Snacks and drinks
  • Swimsuits and towels
  • Sun lotion (no spray lotion)
  • Hats that stay on
  • Your own music

Your captain

Captain Kal

Licensed captain, founder and Sag Harbor native. Sailing Sag Harbor since the early 2000s.

Questions

Is there a deposit?

Yes. A 50% non-refundable deposit holds your date.

What happens if it rains?

Rain days are rescheduled at no charge at the captain's discretion.

Can we bring food and drinks?

Yes. Bring snacks and drinks; the floating bar keeps drinks with you in the water.

Do children need life jackets?

Yes. Children under 12 must wear PFDs aboard under New York State law.

What sunscreen can we bring?

Lotion only. Spray lotion stains the decks and makes them slippery.

Is smoking allowed?

No. Smoking, vaping and drugs are not allowed aboard.

Boats near Sailacat

Other charters leaving from Sag Harbor.

Test Halcyon

42 ft sloop

$950from
$1,850from, for the boat