CUAN LAW Yacht Description
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World's largest sailing trimaran at 105 feet:
Provides extreme stability underway and at anchor, enabling access to more locations and better sleep. -
Extensive water sports collection:
Includes 2 Hobie sailboats, 4 kayaks, wakeboards, waterskis, kneeboards, tubes, and beach games for full family fun. -
Spacious accommodations for 20 guests in 10 cabins:
Flexible twin/double layout perfect for large groups, families, or romantic getaways with privacy and comfort.
This is not a “yacht with some diving.” This is a 105ft purpose-built dive mothership that just happens to sleep 20 people in real cabins instead of stacked bunks.
CUAN LAW is one of the world’s largest sailing trimarans, designed from the keel up as a stable, wide dive platform with serious comfort: 10 en-suite, full-size staterooms, each configurable as either double or twin, all air conditioned, all with space to actually stand up and walk around. If you’re trying to move a big group without sacrificing sleep quality, this is the point where most other yachts tap out.
The hull form is the cheat code: a 44ft beam multihull means the boat barely rolls, at anchor or under sail. That matters when you’re doing up to 3 dives a day for 20 divers, with onboard compressors, full scuba gear, and dive crew who can instruct, guide, and run courses. Bring your entire dive tribe, not just the lucky few.
Off the dive deck, CUAN LAW runs like a floating watersports camp: two 21ft dinghies with 115hp engines, kayaks (single and doubles), Hobie cats/sailing dinghies, wakeboard, waterskis, kneeboard, snorkel kit, beach games and a big swim platform for launching the chaos. Shallow draft (~1.5m) lets her tuck in closer to reefs and coves instead of staring at them from offshore.
Inside, the layout is built for groups who actually want to socialize: a huge salon with bar, media/TV room that can double as a chill or “spa” space, full AC, good sound, a library, and a galley turning out multi-course menus rather than “liveaboard food.” A professional 7-person crew runs the operation, including dive pros and a chef who takes “special diets” as a solvable problem, not an excuse.
If your brief is: “big group, real beds, heavy diving, lots of toys, high stability, and we’d like a sail rig because we’re not dead inside,” CUAN LAW is built for exactly that use case.
Accommodation
* There are ten double staterooms, each can be set up to suit your needs with a double bed or twins, side by side. Accommodation aboard Cuan Law is spacious and comfortable. You won't find cramped bunk beds aboard Cuan Law and you've got plenty of walking around space.What is the cabin arrangement of CUAN LAW?
| Cabin | Bed Size | Bathroom Details | AC |
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| Cabin 1 | Double or 2 twin beds | En-suite facilities | Full |
| Cabin 2 | Double or 2 twin beds | En-suite facilities | Full |
| Cabin 3 | Double or 2 twin beds | En-suite facilities | Full |
| Cabin 4 | Double or 2 twin beds | En-suite facilities | Full |
| Cabin 5 | Double or 2 twin beds | En-suite facilities | Full |
| Cabin 6 | Double or 2 twin beds | En-suite facilities | Full |
| Cabin 7 | Double or 2 twin beds | En-suite facilities | Full |
| Cabin 8 | Double or 2 twin beds | En-suite facilities | Full |
| Cabin 9 | Double or 2 twin beds | En-suite facilities | Full |
| Cabin 10 | Double or 2 twin beds | En-suite facilities | Full |
CUAN LAW
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Weekly price: $65,200 - $68,400
Low Season | High Season
- Length: 105'
- # of Guests: 20
- # of Cabins: 10
- # of Crew: 7
- Builder: Muirhead Trimaran
- Built Year: 1988
- Refit: annually
- Turnaround: 24 hours
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CUAN LAW Charter Price Details
| Season Name | 2 guests | 3 guests | 4 guests | 5 guests | 6 guests | 7 guests | 8 guests | 9 guests | 10 guests | 11 guests | 12 guests |
| Winter 2025 to 2026 | $65,200 | $65,200 | $61,600 | $65,200 | $65,200 | $65,200 | $65,200 | $65,200 | $65,200 | $65,200 | $65,200 |
| Summer 2026 | $65,200 | $65,200 | $61,600 | $65,200 | $65,200 | $65,200 | $65,200 | $65,200 | $65,200 | $65,200 | $65,200 |
| Winter 2026 to 2027 | $68,500 | $68,500 | $68,500 | $68,500 | $68,500 | $68,500 | $68,500 | $68,500 | $68,500 | $68,500 | $68,500 |
| Summer 2027 | $68,500 | $65,200 | $68,500 | $68,500 | $68,500 | $68,500 | $68,500 | $68,500 | $68,500 | $68,500 | $68,500 |
Price Terms
Inclusive
Inclusive charters are crewed charters with minimum or no additional charges. Provisioning, fuel and crew are included in the price. Additional fees may include diving, premium alcohol, local taxes, or onshore activities. These vary from yacht to yacht, please inquire.CUAN LAW Yacht Charter Price
| # of charter days | Base Price | Total | Note | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 14 day charter | 130,400USD to 136,800USD | 130,400USD to 136,800USD | Discounts outside the main season are common. | |
| 7 day charter | 65,200USD to 68,400USD | 65,200USD to 68,400USD | Standard charter rate, base for all calculations. | |
| 3 day charter | 32,600USD to 34,200USD | 32,600USD to 34,200USD | The usual formula is the 7 day charter rate divided by 6, times the number of days (3). Boat policy might differ. 65,200USD / 6 * 3 days = 32,600USD |
All prices are generated by a calculator and serve as a guide for new charterers. Any additional information of the Price Details section has priority over above. Availability is always subject to confirmation. Gratuity not included for it's discretionary character, usually 5%-25% of the Base Price.
Price Details
Price from: USD65,200
High season rate: USD68,400
NOTE: ALL RATES LISTED ARE FOR 6 NIGHTS ABOARD
Short charters: For 5 nights aboard, Cuan Law charges for 5.5 nights, for 4 nights she charges for 5 nights and for 3 nights Cuan Law charges for 4.5 nights.
Rates do not include BVI Cruising Taxes.
Please ask about extended and/or "Down Island" trips.
What's Included
Six nights, seven days accommodation in two person cabins, twin or queen, with private bathroom.
Air conditioning or natural ventilation through hatches and windows.
Three meals per day, and hors d’oeuvres and snacks.
All hot and cold drinks including basic alcoholic drinks and wine with dinner. Premium brands (eg Grey Goose, Patron) are available on request at cost.
Use of all sporting equipment and scuba tanks, air, weights and snorkeling gear (rental SCUBA gear available but not included).
Instruction in water sports (except SCUBA instruction which is available but is not included).
Land taxi transfers to "The Baths”, National Park on Virgin Gorda, including Park fees.
Help and guidance from crew, including scuba. Use of tenders, driven by crew at all times.
Full service from the crew.
LIMITED Wifi. Our WiFi is linked to our cell service. Guests will be able to check email daily, but not all day. They will NOT be able to stream any audio or video.
Dockage
What's Not Included
Diving equipment, ie BC, Regulator etc
Nitrox.
Diving instruction.
Willy T/Sharkplaneo Sticker: $5.00 Kid’s swim program donation.
See the link below for details regarding instruction and gear rentals https://www.bvisailing.com/bvi-scuba-diving/
All expenses before and after stay on vessel, including taxi transfers.
Gratuities to crew – suggested 15%.
BVI Cruising Tax. As a guide that is currently $24.00 per person.NOTE: ALL RATES LISTED ARE FOR 6 NIGHTS ABOARD
Short charters: For 5 nights aboard, Cuan Law charges for 5.5 nights, for 4 nights she charges for 5 nights and for 3 nights Cuan Law charges for 4.5 nights.
Rates do not include BVI Cruising Taxes.
Please ask about extended and/or "Down Island" trips.
What's Included
Six nights, seven days accommodation in two person cabins, twin or queen, with private bathroom.
Air conditioning or natural ventilation through hatches and windows.
Three meals per day, and hors d’oeuvres and snacks.
All hot and cold drinks including basic alcoholic drinks and wine with dinner. Premium brands (eg Grey Goose, Patron) are available on request at cost.
Use of all sporting equipment and scuba tanks, air, weights and snorkeling gear (rental SCUBA gear available but not included).
Instruction in water sports (except SCUBA instruction which is available but is not included).
Land taxi transfers to "The Baths”, National Park on Virgin Gorda, including Park fees.
Help and guidance from crew, including scuba. Use of tenders, driven by crew at all times.
Full service from the crew.
LIMITED Wifi. Our WiFi is linked to our cell service. Guests will be able to check email daily, but not all day. They will NOT be able to stream any audio or video.
Dockage
What's Not Included
Diving equipment, ie BC, Regulator etc
Nitrox.
Diving instruction.
Willy T/Sharkplaneo Sticker: $5.00 Kid’s swim program donation.
See the link below for details regarding instruction and gear rentals https://www.bvisailing.com/bvi-scuba-diving/
All expenses before and after stay on vessel, including taxi transfers.
Gratuities to crew – suggested 15%.
BVI Cruising Tax. As a guide that is currently $24.00 per person.
Amenities
Specifications
Features
Layout
More Specifications
Diving Onboard
Radar
SSB
GPS chartplotter
Limited WiFi (cellular - for e-mails only please)
Included with your Cuan Law package are tanks (aluminum 63s, 80s and 100s), weights, belts, masks, fins, snorkels and air. If you choose to avoid the hassles of lugging heavy dive gear from home, Cuan Law offers high quality rental dive equipment onboard including regulators and BCs.
Regulator w/ octopus, pressure & depth gauge - $50/week
Jacket BC with power inflator - $40 per week
"Daily" rate for rental of both - $15 per week
Nitrox - $10 per tank or $120 per week
Resort Course ("Discover Scuba Diving") up to 4 dives
$145 - includes instruction, gear rental and PADI book.
The PADI Discover Scuba Diving program allows those who have never tried diving to safely experience the same sense of wonder and excitement shared every day by scuba divers throughout the world. Under the careful supervision of a PADI Instructor, participants actually go on up to four scuba dives in shallow, calm water.
Fishing
Green Initiatives
Water Sports
| Toy | Description |
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| 22 ft dinghies | 2 x 21–22 ft dinghies, each with 115 hp outboard engines. |
| Kayaks | 3 doublekayaks. |
| Kayak | 1 singlekayak. |
| Sailing dinghies / sail boats | 2 small sailboats (approx. 14 ft Hobie‑cat style). |
| Stand up paddleboards | 2 paddleboards. |
| Water skis | Adult water skis available; |
| Kneeboard | 1 kneeboard (indicated as onboardsingle set). |
| Wakeboard | 1 wakeboard (indicated as onboardsingle board). |
| Snorkelling equipment | Snorkelling gear availablequantity and sizes not specified. |
| Scuba diving equipment | Onboard scuba gear including tanks, BCs and regulatorscertified dive instructor and divemaster. |
| Beach games | Assorted beach gamesdetails and quantities not specified. |
| Floating mats | Floating mats available; |
Other Entertainment
Library of books and magazines
Enterainment center
Watermaker
VHF
Autopilot
Video photography
2 swim platforms
Fully air conditioned
Crew
Captain: Scott Ferris
Scott drives Cuan Law with the easy confidence of a man who has worked every station on board, so the operation feels tight, relaxed, and built around getting you in the water and back with everything running smooth. He trains his crew hard, keeps the mood light, and makes the whole week feel like you’ve stepped into a well‑oiled dive machine.
- RYA Yachtmaster license
- 9 years of professional sailing experience
- 9 years of charter command experience
- UK nationality; fluent in English
Patrick lines your dive days with sharp, flavor‑packed menus that land on time and hot, so you surface hungry and find the table already working for you. He cooks like he’s running a busy shore kitchen, but tuned to the motion and rhythm of a serious liveaboard.
- USA nationality
- 10 years of sailing experience
Ariel rides the line between deck and engine room, keeping the machinery humming while still showing up topside to move guests and gear like it’s all one clean system. He grew up around Tortola’s water and now feeds that local sense straight into the way Cuan Law runs.
- Born and raised on Tortola, BVI
- Joined Cuan Law crew in 2017 as steward; now training as engineer and Divemaster
Reka runs dives with a traveler’s eye and a photographer’s patience, steering you to the right coral, the right light, and the right pass so every drop feels intentional. She keeps the briefings tight, the vibe upbeat, and still has energy left for island hikes when the gear is stowed.
- Hungarian from Transylvania, Romania
- Professional dive experience in Mexico, Thailand, Australia, and Mozambique
Sabina keeps the dive program sharp and guest‑focused, watching your comfort and profiles while still pushing you toward the best parts of each site. She moves quietly in the background so the underwater show, not the logistics, is what you remember.
- USA nationality
- Professional diver aboard Cuan Law specializing in guest dive supervision
Abbie runs cabins and common spaces like a fast, quiet circuit, clearing chaos before you ever see it so you step out of every dive into a reset boat. She reads groups quickly and tunes service to match, from laid‑back family weeks to full‑tilt dive junkies.
- From the USA
- Stewardess responsibilities aboard Cuan Law, including guest service and interior care
Joe moves between service and deck work, keeping drinks, gear, and lines all where they should be so guest flow stays clean from salon to swim platform. He brings a calm, steady presence that keeps big‑group charters feeling organized instead of crowded.
- From Honduras
- Steward role aboard Cuan Law supporting both hospitality and deck operations
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12 nights, the entire yacht charter
Late June - early July 2023
A private family trip
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