Yacht Reviews

Che Catamaran Yacht – Built for Long Range Cruising

About Che Yacht

Built in 2010 by the renowned Polish yacht builder Sunreef, CHE is a custom-made luxury catamaran that’s created for the discerning adventurers and distant voyages. Stretching 113 ft long, the vessel is the second largest sloop-rigged catamaran of its kind in the world. With a beam of 42 ft, CHE catamaran yacht, offers massive salon, cabin and lounging spaces that any vacationer would desire. The cat’s streamlined contours, aerodynamic forms, and thin and sleek hulls also make it a monster when it comes to speed. CHE was refitted between 2016 and 2017 and underwent interior changes in 2018.

Accommodation

The CHE Sunreef cat comes with four fully-furnished cabins that can accommodate up to 8 guests in complete luxury. The cabin configuration is quite versatile and comprises 1 Master Stateroom (with king size bed), a VIP suite (with king size bed), a single cabin (with Pullman berth) and one twin cabin. Such things as showers, wash basins and electric heads are also installed in these cabins, something that facilitates convenient bathing and cleaning.

Interior

The vessel’s interior is spacious (thanks to her 12.8-meter beam) while the layout is well thought-out. The saloon houses a huge dining area to the port side, comprising a large dining table plus sofas. A separate lounge area lies further forward and is furnished with a smart coffee table and a couple of storage cabinets.

On the starboard side of the catamaran, there is a large bar and entertainment center. Right next to it is a fully equipped galley with ample storage that’s separated from the main saloon by a glass wall and beautiful wooden blinds. Forward lies an internal helm station with a full suite of navigation equipment plus two captain’s chairs.

The rest of the interior space is covered by cabins, which are finished, equipped and fitted to the highest standards. CHE’s interior is generally airy with ample natural light flowing in from the sides.

Exterior

Sunreef’s CHE boast of a massive cockpit area fitted with several relaxing coaches. A large al fresco dining table also lies within the same area and is sheltered by the hardtop roof.

Just one level up is a flybridge area furnished with sun pads for relaxation and yet another table for dining and enjoying drinks. This is a perfect spot from which you can watch the deep blue seas as you enjoy the soothing breeze.

On the vessel’s forward deck, there are large trampolines that provide a great spot for you to relax at anchor. Further, large steps lie on each of the aft hulls and swiftly lead to the swim platform. This makes getting into and out of the water both quick and easy.

Entertainment

The saloon is fitted with 50-inch LED TV plus the latest high-fidelity entertainment system for your video and audio entertainment. With a large bar also available within the vessel’s interior, you can enjoy a couple of your favorite drinks and cocktails as you chat with your partner, friends and/or family.

If you are a fan of water sports, then there are several equipment like a dinghy, water skis ( for adults and kids), snorkel gear, inflatable tube, and wakeboard, which you can gladly make use of. Fishing gear, reels, and rods are also available on the vessel if at all you would want to try some fishing.

Performance

CHE catamaran comes with Cummins Engines and Kohler Generators 2x 240 kW that give her enough power to cruise at reasonably high speeds and even take longer voyages without hassle. The vessel comfortably cruises at 12 knots but it can hit maximum speeds of 14 US Gall/Hr when you want to go faster.

Where Does CHE Sail?

A typical CHE Sunreef 114 is designed to sail anywhere across the world. But for this particular vessel, you’ll find it in the Caribbean Virgin Islands, Caribbean Windwards, and Caribbean Leewards during the winter period. In summer, CHE sails W. Med-Naples/Sicily, Turkey, W. Med-Riviera/Cors/Sard, W. Med-Spain/Balearics, and Croatia. Pick-up up points will be communicated to you once you book the vessel for the desired sailing destination.Exuma snorkeling spot in the Caribbean

Why Charter the CHE Yacht

CHE is a fully crewed yacht. It comes with a captain, chef, mate, chief stewardess, stewardess, and engineer. All responsibilities pertaining to sailing and running of onboard activities like cooking, cleaning etc, are basically well taken care of. And that gives you enough space and time to relax, unwind and even play as you cruise along.

Another reason why you should consider sailing with this vessel is its spacious deck that has comfortable and well-positioned relaxation areas, ultra luxurious cabins and charming outdoor dining spaces. The fact that the vessel also sails across many different destinations also gives you the freedom to choose where to sail and when.

Lastly, the catamaran boasts of a streamlined body, beautiful exterior, and super sleek hulls. So if you want to sail in pure luxury and make heads turn at every harbor you visit, then the CHE Sunreef could be a great cat to go for. It is simply classy.

Conclusion

Sailing on the CHE cat certainly presents a fun and adventurous opportunity like no other. And now that you have a hint of what its interior & exterior looks like and what to expect in terms of onboard amenities and general performance, you can go ahead and book the vessel for your upcoming vacation. With lots of space on the deck, you’re free to tag along with your partner or a few friends or family members for more fun and engaging sailing experience. This is simply a vessel you should try out, especially if you are a cat lover!

Specification
  • Type: Cat
  • Beam: 12.80 Metres
  • Draft: 2.70 Metres
  • Refit: 2016-2017, interior changes 2018
  • YearBuilt: 2010
  • Builder: Sunreef Yachts:
  • cruise speed: 12
  • MaxSpeed: 15 Engines Cummins engines & Kohler generators 2x 240 kW

 

Have you already ridden Che Catamaran? If so you are welcome to share your experiences in the comments below.

 

Jeanneau 57 Sailing Boat – The Stylish Offshore Cruiser

Designed by Philippe Briand, Jeanneau 57 is an elegant offshore cruiser that offers endless possibilities both in terms of onboard living and sea exploration. The stylish interior and deck layout are the handiwork of Vittorio Garroni and offer a generous amount of accommodation and lounging space ideal for relaxation.

Once you get aboard the Jeanneau 57, you’ll discover, almost immediately, that every interior and exterior detail has been conceptualized to offer the most fun and engaging cruising experience. If you’re planning to charter the vessel for the first time, then you would most probably want to know what to expect in terms of onboard amenities, performance features, sailing destinations, and more.

So, here is a quick review of the Jeanneau 57 sailing boat that can provide valuable insight into what the vessel has to offer:

Accommodations

Jeanneau 57 comes with 3 cabins that can house up to 6 guests in hotel-style comfort. The master bedroom lies forwards, while the rest of the 2 identical cabins are located towards the aft and can have a configuration of either double or twin beds. In all accommodation layouts, there is a forward single bunk designed for the crew that can be accessed from the bow. The boat also comes with a total of 4 showers and 3 electric heads, which adds even more convenience to living on board.

Interior

Inside the Jeanneau 57 lies a U-shaped galley that is furnished, complete with a bench top, fridge, top-loading freezer, gimbaled stove with oven, and three burners. The galley also features a range hood plus an optional dishwasher and microwave.

Just opposite the galley is a chart table complete with an electronic nerve center. Within the boat’s large spacious saloon, there are light sofas and armchairs, plus a table where you can relax as you converse or enjoy a meal with friends. There are sleek windows and skylights that bring in generous amounts of natural light, something that increases comfort on the vessel’s interior.

Exterior

The vessel’s companionway, which is flanked on both sides by leather-covered handrails, can be accessed via a clamshell hatch, and there’s generous headroom as you descend to the cabin below. Jeanneau 57’s cockpit is comfortable and well organized, with its forward section featuring a lounging area and the aft section having a large sitting area.

There is also a drop-side table within the cockpit, featuring an integrated sink and icebox, which can seat up to 8 people or be used as a center point for distributing finger foods. Throughout the yacht (including the exterior), rich materials like leather, blond teak floor finishing, and stainless steel have been perfectly utilized.

Generally, there’s just about enough on the deck for relaxation and play. You can actually laziness around the foredeck as you catch the soothing sea breeze or sit in the cockpit with family and/or friends as you enjoy some intimate or casual conversations.

Entertainment

Jeanneau 57 is equipped with a set of entertainment facilities that can make the cruising experience not only lively but also engaging. Within the saloon, there’s a stereo providing high-quality audio entertainment. A satellite TV, with 5GB weekly data, is also available for use, with €35 charged for each additional 5GB purchased. If you would like to surf the internet, there is onboard Wi-Fi that’s at your disposal 24/7.

In terms of water entertainment, the vessel has a number of water sports facilities onboard, including a 3.5m dinghy, water skis (for adults), windsurfer, snorkel gear, water tube, and wakeboard, all at your disposal. Jeanneau 57 further has a swim platform and boarding ladder in the transom, which makes it easier to get into and out of the water.

Performance

Jeanneau 57’s Volkswagen 140 hp/103 kW engine is powerful enough to push the boat at a decent speed of 9 knots/hour. Raising the sails, using the powered halyard and sheet winches, is also a breeze with this boat if you want to cruise with wind power. With this latter option, you can comfortably sail at speeds of 6.5 knots when the breeze is blowing at 8 to 10 knots.

Where Does Jeanneau 57 Sail?

The Jeanneau 57 boat is available in many locations for charter. But this specific one can be found in Greece during the summer. If you’ve successfully chartered the vessel, then your preferred pick-up point will be Corfu.

Why Charter The Jeanneau 57?

Setting into the sea with this vessel, first of all, promises a comfortable and luxurious experience, thanks to the stylish and well-organized deck. If you can come along with a couple of friends or family members, then your cruising experience can be both fun and engaging.

Secondly, the vessel is a sailboat, which means you can choose to either sail under power or with the help of wind. That means you have the opportunity to save more on fuel at sea or enjoy an ancient-like sailing experience when the conditions are windy.

Lastly, the 57 comes with a crew that can help not only with cruising but also with cooking. With that, you can have an easy time hopping from one island to the next, all while getting the better of the sea and the adventures that come with it. 

Conclusion

If you’ve been planning to charter a vessel that will offer you the most fun and memorable adventures at sea, you might just fall in love with Jeanneau 57. A quick look at its interior and exterior features reveal just how stylish and well-thought the vessel’s design is. That, when combined with a dedicated crew, a well-crafted itinerary, and a dose of adrenaline-filled activities at sea, make sailing with this vessel-either during winter or summer-worthwhile. So it is something worth giving a try.

Specifications
  • Type of boat: sail
  • Beam: 5 meters
  • Draft: 2.5 meters
  • Year Built: 2016
  • Cruise Speed: 7
  • Maximum Speed: 9
  • Engine: Volkswagen 140 hp/ 103 kW
 

Have you already ridden the Jeanneau 57? If so, you are welcome to share your experience in the comments below.

Beneteau 38 Sailboat – A High-Performing Boat

Beneteau Oceanis 38 is a 38-foot performance cruiser that shares much of the good angular looks with the rest of the Oceanis series. But its interior design breaks new ground and presents a living space like no other. The Oceanis 38’s construction is simply one-of-a-kind. From the hard chines (flowing from well forward to aft) to the considerable beam and twin wheels through to the fiberglass arch laid over the companionway, the vessel’s physical appearance is adorable, to say the least.

Beneteau 38 Sailboat is the epitome of comfort, luxury, and unique cruising at sea. So any money spent on chartering the vessel would be worth it in the long run. But do you know what to expect in the boat in terms of exterior & exterior design, onboard amenities, and overall performance? Let’s find out!

Accommodation

The Beneteau 38 comes with 2 to 3 cabins that can house up to 6 guests, quite comfortably. There’s one head in the two cabin layout with the extra space from aft to board utilized as a stand-up shower. It’s a sizable room that can serve as a storage area or wet locker.

With the 3-cabin layout, the shower is in a small compartment, towards the port, otherwise appointed a hanging locker. There are Queen Size beds in these cabins, something that makes sleeping both comfortable and relaxing. All the cabins’ interior comes with a 6ft 5-inch headroom and includes a removable forward bulkhead.

Interior

Beneteau 38’s interior is not only appealing but also highly configurable, allowing you to organize the interior spaces and the woodwork ambiances to suit your needs. The boat simply offers three options when it comes to re-organizing life on board the boat: the Daysailer, the Weekender, and the Cruise.

The Daysailer does away with the interior bulkheads, leaving space for a single room. This arrangement also proffers more aft space for storage and an open cockpit. The weekender version, on the other hand, offers a sophisticated yet appealing choice of layout. It includes open or closed cabins, an in-line galley (with fridge, 2-burner stove, and oven), a separate shower, helmsman’s seats, an extra inside/outside table, and more.

The Cruiser option of the Oceanic 38 features a large galley facing the saloon plus a bathroom with a separate shower. You also have the option of choosing between 2 or 3 fitted cabins. In this layout, the bulkhead can be taken off from the fore cabin to restore that lost feeling.

Exterior

The boat comes with twin helms opening up in the middle of the cockpit. There’s also convenient access from the companionway going all the way aft, where the vessel’s hinged transom connects to the swim platform. Oceanis 38 comes with side decks that are fitted with handholds, making the process of maneuvering around safe and easy.

The Cruiser and Weekender versions usually come with a mainsheet arch placed over the cockpit together with a drop-leaf cockpit table. This sets up a perfect spot for entertainment, especially if you’re much into sundowners.

Ocean 38 boasts of a Z-Spars deck-stepped mast that lies aft and is placed right at the center of the keel. This creates a slightly larger fore-triangle which ensures more sailing power. A larger part of the deck hardware, including the primary and cabin top winches, is made of Harken. And when it comes to navigation equipment, it is an all-B&G affair.

Entertainment

There’s never a dull moment aboard the Oceanis 38, all thanks to the saloon Stereo and LCD TV, cockpit loudspeakers, CD and DVD players, and internet Wi-Fi. With all these entertainment equipment and facilities, you can enjoy listening to soothing music, watching your favorite movies on TV, or surfing the internet, after a rather exciting day at sea.

Performance

Under sail, Beneteau can hit up to 3.8 knots when the wind blows at a steady speed of 7 knots. And with a displacement of just under 15,000 lbs, picking up its skirts and moving forward isn’t a big deal. If you can be lucky enough to come across strong winds to blow through the jib and make the mainsail batten, powering the vessel will be quite effortless and the sailing experience joyous.

When cruising under power, you can enjoy both stability and swiftness as you move along. With a 30 hp Yanmar saildrive engine, Oceanis 38 can comfortably cruise at 7.1 knots or so at 2,700 rpm. The boat’s twin rudders are also well positioned, so backing straight and turning are both swift and precise.

Where Does Beneteau 38 Sail?

The 38 is fit to sail literally anywhere in the world. But for this specific vessel, you’ll find it in the Bahamas, Florida, and Cuba, both in winter and summer. The preferred pick-up point for the boat is Miami Beach.

Sailing in the Abacos

Why Charter Beneteau Oceanis 38?

The Oceanis 38 is, first and foremost, a sailboat which means you have the option of sailing the traditional way or cruising at relatively high speed in a modern fashion.

Another exciting feature about this boat is that its interior can be customized greatly to suit your travel needs i.e. erect bulkheads to partition the sleeping space for you and the kids or get rid of the bulkheads to create more space for you and your partner.

Just like any other modern sailboat out there, the 38 proffers numerous opportunities to explore the numerous dreamy coastlines, the seemingly endless waters, and the countless adventures that come with them. So chartering this vessel sets you up for a fun, relaxing, and memorable holiday to your coveted islands.

Conclusion

This is much there’s to know about Beneteau 38. As you’ve seen, its exterior is gorgeous, its interior highly changeable and engrossing while its performance is top-notch. So if you’ve been scouting for a good sailboat to charter for your upcoming holiday vacation, either solo or with family or friends, this would be a recommendation for you.

 

Specifications

  • Type: Sail
  • Beam: 13.1 Feet
  • Draft: 6.10 Feet
  • year built: 2017
  • Builder: Beneteau
 

 

Have you already sailed the Beneteau 38? If so, you are welcome to share your experience in the comments below.

Lagoon 50 Catamaran – The Prestigious Multihull

The Lagoon 50 is an all-new 48-foot-long catamaran from Lagoon that’s designed and built by the French expert designers VPLP. The exterior design of the vessel was done by the legendary Patrick le Quement while the classy interior was the brilliant work of Nauta Design. What’s more striking in the Lagoon 50, compared to other models, is her new sleek hull design, advanced sporty lines, and easy-to-handle rig and deck layout.

Aside from her stunning beauty on the outside, she boasts of a superbly comfortable interior, practical cabin layouts, and generous exterior deck space that can sync with every holidaymaker’s needs. Her performance at sea is also uncompromising, something that takes the sailing experience to a whole new level.

The below Lagoon 50 catamaran review takes a close-up look at the vessel’s design (both interior & exterior), onboard amenities, and what to expect when you charter it:

 

Accommodation

Lagoon 50 comes with six cabins that are capable of hosting up to 12 guests in utmost comfort and luxury. The master suite, which takes up almost all the space in the starboard hull, is equipped with a desk (with a built-in bookcase and small settee), ahead with a separate shower and walk-in closet/ dressing room.

On the port side, there are cabins fore and aft, furnished with en-suite separate head and shower. The port heads can be re-configured to create three single-stall heads with showers if need be. Instead of a walking closet, these cabins only have a cavernous storage space in-board, which can be easily transformed into another double cabin.

If you don’t want a master suite, there is a 6-cabin, 6-head layout that you can make use of in this vessel. All the aft cabins are fitted with panoramic glazing that allows a generous amount of light to pour in. The large hull portholes in the showers and bathrooms of the cabins also add to the comfort at sea, especially when sailing during bad weather.

Interior

The cat’s interior is spacious, with every design detail brought out perfectly to create a warm and cozy atmosphere. Her innovative saloon incorporates two separate but cohesive areas. On one side is a large galley, which opens onto the cockpit while on the other lies a slightly elevated lounge area that provides amazing vision over the waters.

The galley comes in two sections: two refrigerator drawers on the starboard side and a three-burner Eno stove and a sink on the port side. The countertop space on the galley is vast, making it more comfortable and more convenient for cooks and bartenders to prepare food and drinks.

Just close to the L-shaped galley in the saloon is a teak table with open leaves that can seat up to 12 guests. Opposite it lies a cushioned couch alongside a sink fridge and ice maker. All these, when combined with the plush accommodations, make relaxing and resting on board a soothing experience.

Exterior

Lagoon 50’s helm is on the flybridge, where there’s a long bench seat that can accommodate the captain and at least three companions.

Just below the flybridge is a cockpit area facing out to the sea with a huge modular dining area that’s furnished with a dining table, comfortable sofas, removable benches, and storage spaces.

There are two access points to the flybridge, where you can enjoy great comfort and visibility. Vast storage spaces also exist under most of the flybridge and cockpit seats, where guests can put in their extra stuff.

Entertainment

Lagoon 50 is furnished with all the entertainment facilities that can make your onboard experience lively, fun and interactive. Within the salon, there’s a flat screen TV, Video Cassette Recorder (VCR) and a stereo that you can use to entertain yourself and the guests.

You also have access to onboard Wi-Fi that’s available 24 Hours. That means you can easily browse the internet and share your experiences with friends and family online at any time of the day.

Performance

The 50’s twin 57-HP Yanmar diesel engines (upgradable to 80 HP) with sail drives and folding propellers can deliver up a cool 9.5 knots at 3000 rpm. If you’re looking for fuel efficiency, then you can go at 2200 rpm with 7.5 knots in speed. Lagoon 50 further has a networked plotter and autopilot, a self-tacking jib, a bow thruster, and power winches, which make her performance stunning.

Where Does Lagoon 50 Sail

Lagoon 50 is available for sailing across many places. But in a typical summer, you’ll find it in Croatia. The preferred pickup point is Marina Kastela, SPLIT. Alternatively, you can use the other pick-up area, which is ACI Dubrovnik, if you feel that’s a more convenient point for you.

Sailing in September in Croatia
Korkula in Croatia

Why Sailing Lagoon 50?

Sailing the vessel, first of all, presents a unique opportunity to tour and explore all the dreamy coastlines, islands, and cays you’ve ever thought of. And with a full crew on board, your coveted holiday destination to the fullest without having to worry about the responsibilities that come with operating a catamaran.

Looking at the vessel’s superb amenities from the interior saloon to the cockpit all through to the foredeck and flybridge, it is obvious that you’ll be set up for a fun holiday experience. There is also snorkel gear and a swim platform on this cat, which will serve you pretty well when at one point you decide to engage in some adrenaline-pumping activities at sea.

Both on the vessel’s interior and exterior, there is amazing
seating, dining tables and lounge areas that are designed for the ultimate vacationer. So, all you can do for your holiday on this vessel is to lazy around, eat some great food, indulge in good cocktails and soak yourself completely into the coastal scenery.

 

Conclusion

Sailing aboard the Lagoon 50 is an experience that can never be boring at any one point of the journey. With plush accommodations, great amenities, and a super spacious deck, the vessel sets a platform for a fun, engaging, and rewarding experience at sea. And so it’s a perfect catamaran with which to take your adventures to the sea alongside your friends and family.

Specifications

  • Type: Cat
  • Beam: 8.10 Metres
  • Draft: 1.40 Metres
  • YearBuilt: 2019
  • Builder: Lagoon
  • Berths: 12 +2 Cabins: 6 +1 WC / Shower: 4 (4+1)
 

Have you already sailed the Lagoon 50? If so you are welcome to share your experiences in the comments below.

Lagoon 77 Catamaran Yacht – An Unbeatable Choice!

Launched in 2019, Lagoon Seventy7 is a refined 77-foot luxury catamaran that’s the newest and largest of its kind from the Lagoon yacht building powerhouse. Van Peteghem-Lauriot Prevost (VPLP) was behind the vessel’s charming exterior design while Nauta Design conceptualized its chic interior.

Seventy 7 features an ingenious design, incorporating free-flowing spaces from the salon to the aft deck with multiple simple yet stylish social and relaxation areas. The catamaran exudes a luxurious and graceful ambiance, both on the interior and exterior, which makes it a perfect toy for the most discerning vacationer.

A closer look at the various aspects of the Lagoon 77 Catamaran yacht will make you fall in love with it the more. Here is what the vessel has to offer:

Accommodation

Lagoon 77 has a total of four cabins: a Master Cabin (Owner’s Suite), 2 Double Cabins, and 1 Twin Cabin. There are 3 Double and 2 Single beds in these cabins, which can accommodate up to 8 guests in complete luxury. Each cabin is spacious and has an ample amount of natural light entering in.

Perhaps one of the most outstanding features of the vessel is the Owner’s Suite, which is located in the forward hull area. Measuring a cool 25 square meters, the cabin provides superb living space on 2 levels; on the deck and on the hull.

The cabin’s inside is furnished with a king-size bed, bookcase, storage area, desk, walk-in robe, and a sofa. There is also a sizable, well-lit, and spacious bathroom that’s at your disposal.

In addition, the Owner’s Suite is fitted with a hydraulic platform, which can be lowered to create a small private beach overlooking the sea and provides direct access to the water too.

For added convenience, the cabin has direct access to both the cockpit and foredeck as well as direct (and private) access to and from the saloon. What more can you ask for in terms of accommodation when cruising at sea?

Interior

The vessel’s interior is sublime with marble and precious wood decorations, thoughtful layouts, and extremely stylish fixtures. The saloon, which has companionways to the owner’s suite, maintains an open-plan layout and boasts neutral color palettes that create a relaxing ambiance.

Along the starboard side, there are two comfortable seating areas with the mizzen mast splitting the space and providing the much-needed
shelving. The port side, on the other hand, houses a formal dining space that is highlighted by windows and aft sliding-glass doors.

Also, within the same saloon space, lies a bar with an assortment of drinks for parties and other occasions. Below the decks are 3 impressive cabins and a fully-equipped chef’s galley. So Lagoon 77’s interior is as organized and comfortable as it is conveniently accessible.

Exterior

Just directly above the saloon is a large aft cockpit featuring an al fresco dining space with amply cushioned seating and a direct access platform to the transom and flybridge.

At the flybridge, there is space where you can dine or recline; all while enjoying the stunning views of the sea and surrounding islands. The exterior also includes a forward Cockpit with informal lounge seating and an access point to the foredeck.

The cat’s extensive bow is fitted with trampolines, providing an ideal platform where you can stretch out and relax under the soothing sun. Lagoon 77 comes with a choice of 3 headsails but its striking golden mainsail is what makes it particularly enchanting even from a distance.

Performance

The seventy7 cat is equipped with a twin 180-hp engine, a 1600L (423 G) water tank, and a 2800 L (740 G) fuel tank. With that, you can hit maximum speeds with ease and sail quite consistently in all sea conditions.

While at sea, you can cruise at decent speeds of 11 knots per hour, which is sufficient enough to allow enjoy the caressing wind as you cruise on. It is also important to note that there’s a backup generator that is on standby whenever the power goes down.

Where Does It Sail?

Lagoon 77 is available for sailing in Croatia, with a variety of destinations to choose from. Sailing in summer with this vessel can particularly be convenient and fun. The preferred pick-up point for the Lagoon 77 is Marina Kastela and Split, Croatia. You can also be picked from ACI Dubrovnik if you feel that’s the most convenient point for you.

View on Dubrovnik port
View on Dubrovnick old town

Why Charter Lagoon 77?

Chartering Lagoon 77 is, first and foremost, a golden opportunity to cruise at sea in full glamour. Just a quick run through the vessel’s features such as the cabins, saloon, and the interior & exterior layout paints a picture of utmost comfort, luxury, and convenience. That’s ideally what any holidaymaker would most certainly die for.

If you love getting the adrenaline pumping, even just a little while at sea, then there are many watersports activities you can engage in while on Seventy7. Some of the equipment you can make use of while onboard include a dinghy, water ski (for both kids and adults), snorkel gear, floating mats, and fishing gear. The vessel also has a swimming platform, for getting into and out of the waters smoothly.

Tagging along with one or two of your friends or family members as you go on a sailing tour with Lagoon Seventy7 is definitely something that will make the adventures more fun, thrilling and memorable. With the vessel’s massive size, there’s enough space for play, social activities, and relaxation for as many people as 8.

What makes sailing in Lagoon 77 more fun is that it comes with a crew of 3 hence you don’t have to worry much about the processes of running the vessel like being at the helm, preparing meals, or keeping an eye on the engines. Yours will just be to unwind, explore and create lasting memories as you cruise along.

Conclusion

If you’ve been thinking of going on a sailing vacation but don’t have a vessel in mind to enjoy your time on the water, then Lagoon 77 could set you up for the experience you desire to have at sea. Being among the newest and most sophisticated catamarans in the market, there is a lot you can expect in terms of comfort, swiftness, and seaworthiness. Exploring the seas certainly never gets better with this vessel.

Specifications

  • Type: Cat
  • Beam: 11 Metres
  • Draft: 1.90 Metres
  • YearBuilt: 2019
  • Builder: Lagoon
 

 

Have you already sailed the Lagoon 77? If so, you are welcome to share your experience in the comments below.

 

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