Hunter 40.5: A Comfortable Cruising Boat

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Rates

Up to 8 People, All Ages

High Season: June 20 - September 1st, 2025

• 2 Day Private Charter: $1390
• 3 Day Private Charter: $1910
• 4 Day Private Charter: $2430
• 5 Day Private Charter: $2950
• 6 Day Private Charter: $3470
• 7 Day Private Charter: $3870
• 8 Day Private Charter: $4290
• 9 Day Private Charter: $4790
• 10 Day Private Charter: $5430 If required a Captain is available at $299 per day

Low Season: May 1st - June 19th & September 2nd - October 2nd, 2025

• 2 Day Private Charter: $1310
• 3 Day Private Charter: $1710
• 4 Day Private Charter: $2110
• 5 Day Private Charter: $2525
• 6 Day Private Charter: $2970
• 7 Day Private Charter: $3310
• 8 Day Private Charter: $3710
• 9 Day Private Charter: $4110
• 10 Day Private Charter: $4510 If required a Captain is available at $299 per day

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About

The Hunter 40.5 was conceived as a comfortable cruising boat, and as in all Legend Series boats, a tough competitor too. She blends comfort, performance, and shorthanded sailing capabilities all in one package. Her powerful rig, swept back spreaders, and large mainsail enhance her performance, while the bulb-wing keel keeps her stable and shallow in draft. Special touches like a small furling headsail, single-line reefing, and full battened mainsail with lazy jacks, make cruising the 40.5 so enjoyable.

A wide-open cockpit, complete with table keeps you comfortable in a seaway or on the hook. Down below, there is an incredible salon finished in rich fabrics, hand-rubbed teak, and Corian counters. The L-shaped galley is truly workable including a dual-opening refrigerator and freezer, stove with oven, and even a dish rack complete with dishes. Accommodations are sumptuous and can handle a crew of six or even eight with this tri-cabin version. The Hunter 40.5 boasts 17 opening ports and enough dry storage to comfortably live aboard. From the innovative walk-through transom to the stainless anchor roller, no one provides a better-equipped or a more value-oriented, comfortable cruiser than the Hunter 40.5.

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What to Bring

• Beverages: Water, coffee, juice, milk, sodas, and adult beverages.
• Provisions to support your onboard meal preparations including condiments, spices, etc.
• Sleeping bag & pillow
• Towel & toiletries. There are showers available at the marina.
• Rain jacket, rain pants, rubber boots (optional), hat, & warm gloves.
• Warm clothing: Long underwear, t-neck, sweater, wool socks, and fleece. Think in terms of layering. If it is July and it is not needed, park it in the car.
• Swimsuit: Optional, but yes, you can often swim in the waters of the Apostles.
• Shoes: Boat shoes, enclosed sandals (no black scuffing soles), and cross trainers often work well.
• Sunglasses (with lanyard), hat (with hat-clip), SUNSCREEN, chapstick, and insect repellent.
• Optional items: Flashlight, navigation tools, handheld compass, and GPS.
• Seasick remedies: Our favorite is Trans-Derm Scope which is available by prescription only.
• CPAP machines designed for stand-alone contained or accompanied battery packs
• Water toys & equipment: Inflatable Kayaks, Inflatable Paddle Boards, etc.
• Small dry bag for camera or phone.

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What NOT to Bring

• Pets of any kind unless prior approval
• Hard coolers
• CPAP machines unless accompanied by a battery pack
• Smoking or vaping is not allowed
• Hard Kayaks & Paddle Boards: Not allowed on any of our boats and are not allowed to be towed behind the boats