FAQ
FAQ
Comfort & Living Onboard:
Absolutely. Overnight comfort is one of the main ideas behind VIGO.
The cabin provides comfortable sleeping accommodations, allowing you to anchor or dock and turn your boating trip into a true overnight getaway — your own mobile cottage on the water.
Capacity depends on the model.
V18–V20: up to 6 people for day cruising and approximately 2–3 for overnight stays.
V24–V25: up to 10 people for day cruising and approximately 4–5 for overnight stays.
Actual capacity and sleeping arrangements depend on the particular model and configuration.
Yes. VIGO features a compact, purpose-designed kitchenette for practical onboard cooking.
Depending on configuration, it can include a stainless-steel countertop and drawers, one- or two-burner cooktop, sink with folding faucet, food-preparation table and dining table.
Yes. VIGO has a ventilated washroom with a lockable door.
Depending on configuration, it can include a permanent mechanical or electric toilet, sink, hot-water shower and black-water tank. Tank capacity can be selected according to the owner’s needs.
Absolutely. The cabin isn’t simply a place to sleep.
It is a genuine living space where you can sit, eat, relax, socialize and enjoy the scenery while being protected from excessive sun, wind, rain and cooler temperatures.
Large windows provide plenty of natural light and excellent visibility.
Privacy was considered from the beginning.
The cabin windows can be equipped with curtain walls, allowing you to create a private living and sleeping space at night.
This is especially useful at marinas, public docks and popular anchorages.
Enjoy the view when you want it — and privacy when you need it.
We thought about them too!
Opening windows and ventilation areas can be protected with insect screens, allowing fresh air into the cabin while helping keep mosquitoes, flies and other unwanted visitors outside.
For overnight boating and northern adventures, bug protection can make a huge difference in comfort.