What's Left

Step aboard the Aura 51, christened What’s Left, and immerse yourself in its generous accommodations and expansive comfort. As the quintessential charter sailing vessel, it’s perfectly suited for large groups in the BVI, offering inviting spaces for socializing and catering to your every need.

Following in the footsteps of the esteemed Saba 50, the Aura 51 introduces wider transom entrances and more spacious hulls. Its redesigned coach roof incorporates solar panels, bathing the interior in natural light, while an expanded flybridge adds to the vessel’s allure. With retractable main bulkhead doors, a seamless 3-meter opening seamlessly connects the saloon, galley, and cockpit.

What’s Left boasts six queen cabins, each complemented by an en-suite bathroom and ample headroom. Aft cabins offer direct cockpit access via steps and a hatch, ensuring convenience and privacy.

The galley serves as a maritime focal point, featuring a central island and bathed in natural light through skylights and coachroof windows. A forward-opening window enhances ventilation, while the foredeck provides ample seating and trampolines. A wooden cover doubles as a table atop the chain locker, adding a touch of elegance.

In the aft cockpit, the primary dining area beckons with a spacious table encircled by an L-shaped sofa and bench. To starboard, a day bed and wide aft sofa accompany a gas grill, perfect for al fresco dining. Two sugarscoops connect via a central hydraulic platform, facilitating easy dinghy access for unforgettable adventures at sea.