CUPCAKE

## CUPCAKE — 132' Westship, Caribbean Some yachts announce themselves loudly. CUPCAKE does the opposite: cream and turquoise tones, mother-of-pearl accents, and an interior palette that stays deliberately quiet so the water outside does the talking. She works the Caribbean year-round, summer and winter, which tells you something useful — this is a programme built around warm-weather cruising rather than a boat adapted to it. A refit completed in 2022 keeps her current. ### Accommodation Five cabins host up to twelve guests. Four are fitted with a double bed, sleeping two each; the fifth cabin's layout can be confirmed on request, along with the detailed bed configuration throughout. ### Life aboard The main salon is generously proportioned and set up for the way charter groups actually behave: comfortable seating that invites people to stay put and talk, a multi-stool bar, a large flat-screen, and panoramic windows that keep the anchorage in view. Formal dining seats all twelve — a genuinely useful detail on a yacht of this size, where full-party dinners often have to be split. One deck up, the sky lounge is where the tone shifts. A custom-built blackjack table is the centrepiece, with a bar alongside and a large smart TV for streaming when the day winds down. Step outside and there's ample seating plus additional sun loungers, so the sun-and-shade question resolves itself without negotiation. The sundeck is the yacht's best address at anchor: a lounging pad, Jacuzzi, wet bar, and two tables under large umbrellas — meaning real shade, not the token kind, for long lunches that run into the afternoon. ### Crew Seven full-time crew look after twelve guests. The ratio speaks for itself, and in the Caribbean it translates into the things that matter most on charter: anchorages chosen for the day's wind rather than the itinerary printed a week earlier, and a water-toy programme that gets deployed properly rather than half-heartedly. ### On the water CUPCAKE's toy inventory is unusually deep for her length. The headline is a 39' HCB 2024 tow tender with twin 600hp Mercury outboards — a serious boat in its own right, capable of long-range day trips, offshore fishing, or reaching the reef the mother ship can't. Supporting it: a 20' RIB beach lander for dry landings, a slide off the aft deck, two waverunners, two SeaBobs, an e-foil, and a party banana. Enquire about availability, itineraries, and full accommodation details.