Catamaran C SISTERS

At Barrington Hall we provide yacht charters around the world on motor yachts, catamarans and monohull sailboats. The Catamaran listed below, C SISTERS, is one of the many yachts we offer for charter. Please contact us for up to date information on C SISTERS or any other yachts in your desired location.

C SISTERS

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Capt. Jonny Rorech
Born and raised on the Atlantic seaboard of the US, Capt. Johnny has always had a fascination with sailing, pirates, and all things nautical. His dream of sailing grew out of seeing his uncle skipper a boat for over 30 years in the Bahamas and Virgin Islands. The fond memories of his Uncle always returning on home on his motorcycle, with a deep dan and a different bohemian blonds on his arm, inspired Johnny to take up sailing professionally. As a long-time nomadic filmmaker and underwater astronaut, Capt. J. Blue has spent the last 7 years working and traveling around South East Asia, immersing himself in new cultures and always ready to try new things. Formerly, an entrepreneur, Capt. Johnny Blue has now ventured into the deep blue unknown, traveling where the wind takes him and seeking new adventures on the horizon.
Cutting his teeth in the sailing industry, while living and working in Phuket, Thailand, Johnny instructed others on this passion, while simultaneously running charters on various catamarans and monohulls, in the beautiful and breathtaking Phang Gna Bay in the Andaman Sea. After 3 year working in Phuket as a captain in Phuket, Johnny decided to take a stint in the Mediterranean, captaining a 49’ sailboat throughout the quintessentially Greek islands of the Dodecanese. Following a season there, Johnny delivered a Bali 5.4 across the Atlantic during peak hurricane season, before coming to the Caribbean to work for a company is the USVI’s. This is now his 2nd season in the Virgins Islands, and he is looking forward to many more to come. He continues to be passionate about teaching sailing to anyone that wants to learn and documenting the wonders of traveling through his educational YouTube travel channel.




Chef Andy
Andy was born in the warmth of Colombia’s Cauca Valley, in Santiago de Cali. Ironically, he spent very little time there, as his father’s career quickly moved the family to Mexico, Guatemala, and eventually Panama.

While in Panama, Andy studied Culinary Arts and Hospitality, which opened doors to work in some of the country’s top restaurants alongside its most renowned chefs. Driven by curiosity and ambition, he took a leap of faith, packed a backpack, and flew to Brazil. His destination was inspired by world-renowned Chef Alex Atala, who had just become the first Brazilian to receive two Michelin Stars for his São Paulo restaurant, D.O.M. The gamble paid off—Andy found himself cooking side-by-side with Michelin-level chefs, including Chef Atala himself.

After what he considered his greatest culinary achievement, Andy embarked on a new adventure: a decade in China, immersing himself in its rich culture, deep history, and every dish he could get his chopsticks on. Ten years later, he decided it was time to return home, embracing the saying, “There’s no place like home.” While he loves being back in his country and plans to grow old there, Andy’s passion for new challenges—what he calls “side quests”—continues to pull him toward fresh horizons.

Most recently, he joined the C Sisters team, proudly adding “Galley-Chef-slash-Honorable-Pirate” to his growing list of accomplishments. Arr, matey!