The Yacht
Two hulls, five queens, room to breathe
Fifty-four feet of catamaran, launched in 2024 and laid out so twelve people never feel like a crowd.
Inside and Out
A place for every part of the day
Up top, the flybridge
Most afternoons end up here. There are sun pads to stretch out on, shaded seats under the hardtop, and the best view on the boat when the sails are up.
Captain Kieran runs the helm from the flybridge, so it’s also the place to ask where you’re headed next.
Inside, the salon and galley
The salon opens straight onto the aft deck, so the dining table, the galley and the cockpit work as one room. Big windows keep the view in and the air conditioning keeps the heat out.
Breakfast is laid out here each morning, and dinner moves inside if the weather turns.
Forward, the bow lounge
The bow is all cushions: a wide sunbed for drying off after a swim and a forward-facing lounge for watching the next island come into view.
Below deck, five queen cabins each have a private bathroom, and two single cabins in the bows connect to the forward queens, which families tend to love.
Up top, the flybridge
Most afternoons end up here. There are sun pads to stretch out on, shaded seats under the hardtop, and the best view on the boat when the sails are up.
Captain Kieran runs the helm from the flybridge, so it’s also the place to ask where you’re headed next.
The Cabins
Where you’ll sleep
Five queen cabins, each with its own bathroom and shower, plus two single forepeak cabins that connect to the forward queens. Every cabin has air conditioning and an opening hatch for the breeze.
The two people looking after you
Captain
Chef
The Details
Length and beam
54 feet long and 28.6 feet wide. Two hulls give a steady, level ride and far more usable deck than a monohull of the same length.
Length and beam
54 feet long and 28.6 feet wide. Two hulls give a steady, level ride and far more usable deck than a monohull of the same length.
Draft
She draws 4.9 feet, which lets her settle into shallower anchorages closer to the beach.
Draft
She draws 4.9 feet, which lets her settle into shallower anchorages closer to the beach.
Cabins
Five queen cabins, each with a private bathroom, sleep ten. Two single forepeak cabins take the total to twelve.
Cabins
Five queen cabins, each with a private bathroom, sleep ten. Two single forepeak cabins take the total to twelve.
Power
Twin Yanmar 80 hp diesels for the days the wind doesn’t cooperate, with a top speed of about 10 knots.
Power
Twin Yanmar 80 hp diesels for the days the wind doesn’t cooperate, with a top speed of about 10 knots.
Comfort
Air conditioning, Wi-Fi, a watermaker, an ice maker, a grill on deck and a freshwater shower for rinsing off after a swim.
Comfort
Air conditioning, Wi-Fi, a watermaker, an ice maker, a grill on deck and a freshwater shower for rinsing off after a swim.
Builder and flag
Built by Bali Catamarans and launched in 2024. BVI-flagged, with her home port in Road Town, Tortola.
Builder and flag
Built by Bali Catamarans and launched in 2024. BVI-flagged, with her home port in Road Town, Tortola.
Seven nights, planned around your people.
Tell us who’s coming and what you like to do. Captain Kieran shapes the route around it: where to snorkel, when to sail, and which beach bar is worth the stop. Weekly rates start at $30,000.
Seven nights, planned around your people.
Tell us who’s coming and what you like to do. Captain Kieran shapes the route around it: where to snorkel, when to sail, and which beach bar is worth the stop. Weekly rates start at $30,000.
Seven nights, planned around your people.
Tell us who’s coming and what you like to do. Captain Kieran shapes the route around it: where to snorkel, when to sail, and which beach bar is worth the stop. Weekly rates start at $30,000.