Blue Time reads as a modern classic. This 39.62 metre Westport tri-deck came out of a comprehensive 2024 refit with fresh interiors, upgraded systems and new audio visual technology throughout, and the result is a yacht that feels current without losing the warm, hand finished character that defines the Westport 130 series.
She is built for the way families and groups of friends actually charter South Florida and the Bahamas. Up to ten guests settle into five staterooms, four of them full king suites, with a versatile twin cabin that suits children or a couple travelling with the group. A professional crew of seven, led by a veteran charter captain, runs the yacht with the ease that only comes from experience, and a chef aboard builds each day around the table rather than a fixed menu.
Her interior is a study in restraint. Rich, satin varnished joinery frames rooms that stay bright thanks to oversized windows and a contemporary palette of creams and soft blues. The main salon runs wide and open, with deep sofas arranged for conversation and a low table anchoring the space. Forward, a formal dining room seats the full guest complement beneath a striking fixture, and the raised pilothouse layout lifts the sky lounge into its own world of light, with a curved bar, comfortable seating and a fireplace that turns cooler evenings into something to remember.
Accommodation is arranged for privacy and flow. The staterooms sit low and quiet, each finished in the same honeyed wood with crisp linens, en suite bathrooms in richly veined stone and thoughtful touches of art. Nothing is showy. Everything is considered.
The exterior decks are where Blue Time earns her keep. The aft deck offers shaded al fresco dining and lounging just steps from the interior, while the vast sun deck is given over almost entirely to guests. A jacuzzi is set into the teak with loungers arranged around it, and with the usual toy storage removed from this level, the yacht keeps an unusually generous run of open, sociable space. Forward, a private stretch of sun pads opens a second, quieter retreat with clear water views.
Blue Time carries a serious inventory for a yacht her size. A center console chase tender handles island hopping, fishing and high speed fun, supported by jet skis, SeaBobs, paddleboards, snorkeling equipment and a raft of inflatables. A chef aboard tailors every menu to the table, and updated entertainment systems reach across the yacht for days that drift easily into long evenings.
What sets her apart is balance. She is large enough to feel like a proper superyacht, shallow enough in her cruising grounds to reach the quiet cays that matter, and fresh enough after her refit to feel almost new. The Westport name brings a reputation for solid, sea kindly hulls and long, comfortable passages, and Blue Time carries it well after fifteen years and a thorough update. For a week in the Bahamas or a run along the Florida coast, she offers pedigree, space and a crew who know exactly how to make the most of both.
