Cuan Law

Sailing from Tortola
British Virgin Islands

Cuan Law BVI
The Cuan Law is the world's largest, most luxurious live-aboard trimaran sailboat. The ship was designed to be the ultimate combination of diving convenience, comfort and sailing capability. The aluminum trimaran is 105 feet in length, with a beam of 44 feet. Two masts spread 5,000 sq. ft. of sail over what seems like acres of deck space.

The vessel sails every Sunday afternoon from Beef Island, Tortola, British Virgin Islands and returns at noon on Saturday. The ship takes 20 guests and has seven full time crew, including two diving instructors. Guests can board anytime after noon on Sunday. The ship anchors at night in peaceful harbors and sails during the daylight.

The ten guest staterooms aboard the Cuan Law are arranged in a U-shape around a spacious salon, providing each with an outside view and overhead hatches for ventilation and light. All staterooms have a two twin or one double bed (no bunks), a private bathroom with full sized shower, spacious quarters, as well as closets, drawers and shelves for storage. Each stateroom has individually controlled air conditioning.

Meals are served on the teak aft desk, which is like having a table on the patio of a moving waterfront restaurant. The view is always splendid and the food is gourmet.

The dive deck on the Cuan Law was designed for efficiency. Each diver has a storage bin for fins, masks and weightbelt. Two racks with hangers are provided for wetsuits. The tanks are stored and filled on the waist high aft deck. Divers slip on the tank as easily as slipping into a coat..no lifting or struggling is involved.

Three dives are planned each day: a morning dive after breakfast, an afternoon dive, and a night dive. Water temperatures in the BVI's are 80-85 degrees year around. Visibility is normally 60-100 ft, with occasional days of 120 ft. Most of the dive profiles are between 15 and 70 ft. Non divers can swim, snorkel, beachcomb, or use the Hobie Cats and kayaks. There are high powered inflatable boats aboard which allow guests to reach areas inaccessible to large yachts.

BC's, regulators, resort courses or scuba instruction, and crew gratuities are extra charges. Dive computers, underwater camera rental and custom videos are available at an extra cost.

Cuan Law Rates

Cuan Law's Summer and Fall Special Rates: May to August 2012
Cuan Law is a perfect vacation for divers and their family members. During the months of May, June, July and August children 18 years or younger pay fifty percent of the adult rate. All watersports are included.

Enjoy Hobie cats, kayaks, water skiing, kneeboarding, snorkeling, beaching and shore trips. A video theater and library are aboard for evening entertainment.

Cuan Law
US$ Rates per person
1 Jan 12
18 Dec 12
Per person rate for six nights 2,750
Cruise rate for 10 passengers 24,750
Charter rate for 20 passengers 49,500

These US dollar per person rates include: six nights aboard the Cuan Law; transfers from Tortola Airport or from the ferry dock; three meals daily; snacks, sodas, juices, alcohol drinks and wine with dinner; wifi internet access; scuba tanks, weights, belts and air refills.

Cuan Law Reservations
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Cuan Law shore excursion
Cabin aboard the Cuan Law
Cuan Law Shore Excursion
Cabin Aboard the Cuan Law
   
Hobie Cat Sailing
Gallery aboard the Cuan Law
Hobie Cat Sailing
Cuan Law Galley
Bow of the Cuan Law
Main Lounge on the Cuan Law
Cuan Law at Sea
Cuan Law Main Lounge
cabin bedroom on the Cuan Law
Deck of the Cuan Law
Cuan Law Spacious Bedroom
Deck of the Cuan Law
Cuan Law Cabin Floor Plan
Cuan Law cabin floor plan

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