Jambalaya was launched in 2002. Blending the best of traditional wooden boat construction with the latest nautical technology and luxuries, Jambalaya is a perfect combination of function, form and comfort. Crafted by master shipwrights on Carriacou island, This yacht is authentic and actual expression of the wooden ship building culture that once dominated the Caribbean. She is based at the beautiful island resort of Petit St. Vincent Resort which is at the heart of St. Vincent and the Grenadines.
Jambalaya can accommodate up to six passengers. The accommodation comprises one double guest master cabin that is spacious and light with its own entrance, toilet and shower, two double guest rooms with one toilet and shower, separate crews' cabin, a deck house saloon, large cockpit and lots of deck space.
Jambalaya is the first Antillean schooner to be made on Carriacou in many years, once one of the great centres of wooden boat construction in the Caribbean. Crafted by the last master shipwrights on the island, she is an authentic and actual expression of the wooden ship building culture that once dominated the Caribbean.
Blending the best of traditional wooden boat construction with the latest nautical technology and luxuries, Jambalaya is a perfect combination of function, form and comfort.
Jambalaya is the "dream come true" of Jeff Stevens, your Captain and host.
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