Sailing yacht · Caribbean

CUAN LAWyacht charter

From

$67,900 - $74,700

per week, plus expenses

Length: 32m105ft
Guests: 20
Cabins: 10
Crew: 7
Built: 1988
Builder: ·

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Overview

CUAN LAW is a 32.0m (105ft) sailing yacht in 1988. She welcomes 20 guests in 10 cabins with a crew of 7, and charters in Caribbean. Weekly charter rates start from $67,900 plus expenses.

Cuan Law is the largest sailing trimaran in the world, and she's not like any other liveaboard dive boat you've encountered. Custom designed for luxury liveaboard diving and sailing by owner/designer Duncan Muirhead in 1988, and refit and redecorated on annual basis, Cuan Law spans 105 feet in length and 44 feet in width. Two 103' masts spread 5,200 square feet of sail over the massive deck. Her size and the triple hull design provide extreme stability, both at anchor and while underway. The Cuan Law crew will make you feel right at home the minute you step foot onboard.

Charter rates

Season	Cruising area	Low rate	High rate
Winter 2026	Caribbean	$67,900	$71,100
Summer 2027	Caribbean	$67,900	$71,100

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Specifications

Length: 32.0m / 105ft
Beam: 13.4m
Draft: 1.5m
Builder: Custom
Built: 1988
Guests: 20
Cabins: 10
Crew: 7
Hull: Multihull
Cruising speed: 18 kph / 9.7 kts
Max speed: 22 kph / 11.9 kts
Engines: Caterpillar
Flag: British Virgin Islands
Accommodation: Crew companionway, Crew separate heads, Crew separate shower

Amenities and water toys

Air Conditioning
BBQ
Library
Outdoor shower
Ice maker
Indoor audio system
iPod dock
Satellite Communications
Special diets
Swim platform
Water maker
Wi-Fi
Beach games
Floating mats
Kayaks
Kneeboard
Tube - towable
Wakeboard
Water skis - adult

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Frequently asked questions

How much does it cost to charter CUAN LAW?

CUAN LAW charters from $67,900 - $74,700 per week. The base rate covers the yacht and crew. Fuel, food, drinks and berths are extra, usually budgeted as an advance provisioning allowance of 25% to 35%, and local taxes may apply depending on the cruising area.

How many guests can CUAN LAW accommodate?

CUAN LAW sleeps 20 guests in 10 cabins and carries a crew of 7.

Where can I charter CUAN LAW?

CUAN LAW is available in Caribbean. Availability changes by season, so ask a Navélia broker for current dates.

How do I book CUAN LAW?

Send an enquiry, message us on WhatsApp or book a 20 minute call. A Navélia broker confirms availability with the yacht's central agent, sends a contract, and a 50% deposit secures your dates.