J. SPARROW Yacht Charter

Start with the balcony at sea level. J. SPARROW’s master suite has its own fold‑out terrace right at the water’s edge, so your morning routine can legitimately include stepping straight from bed to ocean. It’s a rare feature, even among large catamarans, and it changes how you use the boat: private coffee over the water, secluded swim ladder, or just a quiet place to pretend emails don’t exist.

Then add the “floating loft” layout. As a 2023 Lagoon Seventy 7, J. SPARROW is built around volume: a huge saloon that merges with the aft cockpit into one open social zone, plus a dedicated sun deck with shaded lounge, dining and grill. The wide beam makes it feel more like a modern apartment than a boat, but with a hydraulic swim platform and two hulls attached.

It’s a comfort-first cat that still sails properly. Designed by Lagoon, she balances stable, efficient sailing with low fuel consumption and a quiet ride. Air conditioning and Wi‑Fi are standard issue, so you can run a “remote office” while everyone else pretends this is a wellness retreat.

Cabin math: 8 guests, 4 suites, no compromise cabins. One full-beam master with dressing room and that terrace, two VIP doubles, and one twin, all ensuite. No one gets the short straw; everyone gets a real cabin, a real bed, and a real bathroom.

Toy department: powered fun, low admin. Two Seabobs for underwater flight, an electric foil board for the balance-optimists, and four electric bikes for when you finally remember land exists. Access is via the hydraulic platform and wide stairways down each hull, so getting in and out of the water doesn’t feel like a gym session.

Net effect: J. SPARROW is for charterers who want big-cat space and serious comfort, a standout owner’s suite with its own ocean balcony, and enough toys and deck area that “bored” becomes a theoretical concept rather than an actual risk.