Shared Cruises require a minimum number of guests. Bookings are subjected to acceptance after availability checks. In case, the selected cruise is not available we will contact you with similar offers.
Included in the price
Six nights, seven days accommodation in two person cabins, twin or queen, with private bathroom - 24 hour 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 alcoholic drinks and wine with dinner - Local taxes (not included by competitors) - Fuel for diesels, generators and tenders. No fuel surcharge (charged by competitors) - Use of all sporting equipment and scuba tanks, air, weights and snorkeling gear, except as detailed below - Instruction in water sports, except as detailed below - Help and guidance from crew, including scuba - Use of tenders, driven by crew at all times - Full service from the crew - WiFi
Not included
no additional fees
Extra services
Diving equipment except as detailed above. Rates on Website - Nitrox. Rates on Website - Diving instruction. Rates on Website - All expenses before and after stay on vessel - Transfer from airport, ferry or hotel to and from Cuan Law - Travel insurance - Gratuities to crew
Price per Person
€ 26901
Bookings are subjected to acceptance after availability checks. In case, the selected boat is not available we will contact you with similar offers.
The British Virgin Islands (BVI) is blessed with over one hundred dive sites to suit all standards and offering great variety.
With dozens of islands and numerous sheltered anchorages it would take weeks to see it all and so we have no set itinerary. The Captain listens to what everyone has to say and with that input and taking account of prevailing weather and other circumstances, he will taylor the cruise to give everybody the best cruise he can. So the sample below is not locked in stone but will give you an idea.
Itinerary
Day1
Cooper Island
Sail to Cooper Island with lunch and orientation talks on the way. Check out and late afternoon dive and night dive.
Day2
Salt Island
Early move to Salt Island for all day of diving on the Wreck of the Rhone.
Day3
Ginger Island
Move to uninhabited Ginger Island for two great dives then sail to Long Bay, Virgin Gorda Island for night dive.
Day4
Wreck of the Chikuzen
Early sail with breakfast on the way to the Wreck of the Chikuzen, 10 miles out into the Atlantic. This is a dive that some say is the best in the BVI. Sail back to Muskmellon Bay, Guana Island for the night.
Day5
Dog Islands
Diving the Atlantic Site on several sites named after landmarks in New York City. Afternoon sail to The Dog Islands for a night dive.
Day6
The Baths
Sail down the The Baths, Virgin Gorda for some excellent diving at Round Rock and The Blinders. We do a great BBQ lunch on the beach and for those not flying out the next day we offer more diving. We do a lovely sunset sail down to Peter Island for the last night.
The morning after:
If requested for those not flying we lay on a dawn dive before sailing back to Tortola for drop off at 10am.
Cruise price details
Price per person
€ 2690
Accomodation on selected shared cabin, check out single use and details
Cabin type
Standard double
Double cabin with private bathroom
cabin capacity
double bed
private bathroom
Price/person
Price may vary depending on the cruise date.
Twin
Twin cabin with private bathroom
cabin capacity
twin bed
private bathroom
Price/person
Price may vary depending on the cruise date.
Included in the price
Six nights, seven days accommodation in two person cabins, twin or queen, with private bathroom - 24 hour 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 alcoholic drinks and wine with dinner - Local taxes (not included by competitors) - Fuel for diesels, generators and tenders. No fuel surcharge (charged by competitors) - Use of all sporting equipment and scuba tanks, air, weights and snorkeling gear, except as detailed below - Instruction in water sports, except as detailed below - Help and guidance from crew, including scuba - Use of tenders, driven by crew at all times - Full service from the crew - WiFi
Not included
no additional fees
Extra services
Diving equipment except as detailed above. Rates on Website - Nitrox. Rates on Website - Diving instruction. Rates on Website - All expenses before and after stay on vessel - Transfer from airport, ferry or hotel to and from Cuan Law - Travel insurance - Gratuities to crew
Entire yacht price
€ 13900
Book the entire yacht for a private trip
Yacht additional fees
no additional fees
Yacht
Cuan Law
CUAN LAW is the largest sailing Trimaran in the World. She is constructed of all welded aluminum and was designed by her owners and built in Canada.
With her towering sails and at 105ft long and 40ft wide, Cuan Law is the largest trimaran in the world! Fully crewed with captain, chef, 2 stewards, engineer and 2 dive masters. Cuan Law accommodates up to 20 guests in her 10 spacious staterooms. All staterooms can be configured as either two twin beds or one queen bed, and each features a private bathroom and individual air conditioning. The extensive aft deck, top deck with hammocks, and air conditioned saloon offer great space to enjoy the picturesque views, socialize and relax.
Yacht
Model
1988 Cuan Law
Length
33 m
Yacht services
Tender size
6 m
Air conditioning
Yes
Snorkeling equipment
Yes
Fishing equipment
Yes
Toys on board
Yes
Accommodations
Max guests
20
Double cabins
10
Bathrooms
10
Private Bathrooms
Yes
Crew
7
Chef on board
Yes
Other facilities
The CUAN LAW trimaran has 2 x 22 ft dinghy with 115 HP engine
3 dbl Kayaks & 1 single
2 x 14 foot Hobie cats
Snorkeling
Waterskiing
Kneeboarding
Scurfer, Scuba diving
Certified instructor and equipment onboard
Dive mstr/dive instr. , Beach games , BBQ , Entertainment center , Water maker , VHF , Autopilot , Video photography , 2 swim platforms , Fully air conditioned , Cell phone Radar SSB GPS chartplotter
Cabins
Standard double
Double cabin with private bathroom
cabin capacity
double bed
private bathroom
Twin
Twin cabin with private bathroom
cabin capacity
twin bed
private bathroom
Cruise activities and tips
Travel activities
Sailing in the British Virgin Islands
The British Virgin Islands is one of the world's finest sailing destinations and Cuan Law was designed specifically for this area. The sails are unfurled whenever the wind is right.
You can either sit back and enjoy Cuan Law's quiet power or lend a hand with one of the massive winches. The Captain likes to put the sails up and let Cuan Law glide on the wind at least once a day, or as much as the wind permits which is the majority of the time she is under way.
With a steady wind behind her she can cruise at speeds of up to 14 knots. The stability provided by her triple hull design defines the phrase "smooth sailing". Sit back on the sunny deck with a cold Piña Colada and you'll never want to go home!
Scuba Diving in the British Virgin Islands is a marvelous activity to add to your sailing vacation!
Cuan Law makes it easy to explore the underwater world by Scuba diving.
Among the talented crew are two Scuba Instructors and additional Dive Masters. You can take a short Introduction to Scuba course if you are a beginner in a very 'no Pressure' environment. Or guides are available, if you wish, for a qualified diver. Our instructors can also do 'referrals' and more advanced courses. Should you need to rent equipment, we arrange for that to be on board when you arrive.
Dives are planned each day to your requests but leave plenty of time In between for kayaking, Hobie Cat sailing, snorkeling and beach trips or just relaxing in a hammock with a cool drink. When they hear dive bell ring, those interested in the next dive gather for a briefing on the aft deck.
Scuba Diving in the British Virgin Islands
Dive briefings are very detailed, using the illustrations we have of each site. If you are on an Introduction Course, your depth is restricted to 40 feet.
The crew handle your dive gear aboard Cuan Law – simply hand your gear to the dive crew before the first dive and they look after it from there. You just step up to the waist-high tank deck, where a member of the crew has your tank waiting for you to slip into your BC. From there you either enter the water from the aft deck or board the tender. At the end of the dive, you step up to the tank deck and the crew take your equipment is taken by the crew to be washed and filled for the next dive and stored away - a lot like checking your coat at a restaurant! Masks, snorkels and personal dive accessories are stored in your individual dive bins located under the seating area, keeping the cockpit clutter free.
We always give you a full tank aboard Cuan Law. There are two quiet electric air compressors as well as a Nitrox plant efficiently pumping the 3,000 psi aluminum tanks of various sizes to suit your breathing rate and body size.
scuba tanks aboard cuan lawA plush skin is that is needed in the perfect water temperature in summer (82°F) in the BVI but in winter a light wet suit is needed. You can rent both locally. The water temperature is about 78°F in winter. If you want to take part in a night dive, make sure you bring a light. We also have lights available for purchase in the "Boatique".
There are fresh water shower hoses located at the back of the deck to use after your swim or dive.
British Virgin Islands, Island Excursions
The British Virgin Islands (BVI) are made up of over 50 islands and cays, ranging from idyllic uninhabited islets, such as Sandy Cay, to small island resorts like Cooper Island and the main island of Tortola, with its towns, ferry ports and Beef Island airport.
The inlets and bays of the BVI provide a stunning variety of scenic anchorages, from large sheltered bays on the main islands, such as Tortola’s Road Harbour, to secluded coves with gorgeous white sand beaches and tranquil waters. The BVI also boasts an incredible diversity of diving experiences, ranging from colorful coral reefs teeming with small fish to atmospheric wreck diving and thrilling open water sites where divers might spot leatherback turtles, sharks, rays and pelagic fish.
With so many quiet bays, picturesque anchorages and spectacular diving and snorkeling sites, the BVI is one of the treasures of the Caribbean. Each island has its own unique charms, attractions and sites of interest. Norman Island is renowned for its piratic history, Sandy Cay is the very image of the perfect desert island, and Jost Van Dyke is unrivaled in the BVI as a place to let your hair down and try local cocktails like the Painkiller.
A vacation aboard the Cuan Law is one of the best ways to explore the gorgeous inlets, beaches and dive sites that the BVI has become so famous for. Trips can be tailored to the individual preferences of each party, whether they are adventurous divers in search of spectacular underwater sites or sun seekers who love nothing better than relaxing on deck sipping a cold cocktail or strolling barefoot along one of the powdery white sand beaches.
Beach BBQ
The beach barbecue at "The Crawl", a fabulous rock enclosed beach and pool, is the highlight of the last afternoon of the trip. In a "film set" among the huge boulders and palm trees on the beach we set up a delicious barbecue featuring various meats, fish and veggies, accompanied by colorful salads and of course well stocked coolers of wine beer and sodas.
Tables and benches allow for a comfortable meal for all in the shade of the palm trees.
Kayaks
There are five Ocean Kayaks carried onboard Cuan Law that you can use anytime. Four are doubles and one is a single. They are easy to use, virtually indestructible, and offer a perfect way to explore the area around the anchorages.
Waterskiing
Been a while since you've tried to get up on one ski? Slalom and double skis are ready to challenge those sleeping muscles. Or, you might want to try the knee board, wake board or scurfer.
Snorkeling
With such an abundance of vibrant shallow reefs and intriguing caves, you'll have plenty of opportunities to grab a mask and snorkel and investigate the marine world from the surface. Masks, fins, snorkels and flotation vests are available for your use at no charge.
Other Activities
HOBIE CATS:
There are two 14 foot Hobie Cats onboard for your use. Don't worry, the "rescue team" will be out in a snap should you need assistance. Crew members will also be happy to teach you or do the sailing for you if you prefer to sit back and enjoy the splashing and the sun.
SUNBATHING:
If you just don't feel like getting wet the Cuan Law top deck provides plenty of space for some intense sun bathing. Each stateroom comes equipped with a pair of foam pads for sunning on deck. Grab an icy cool tropical drink and put on plenty of sunscreen! Try out the three hammocks!
BOAT EXCURSIONS:
Cuan Law carries two fast and stable 22 foot, 115HP four cycle rigid inflatable boats, custom designed to our specifications in Holland. They are used for water skiing, diving and snorkel expeditions. If you would like a day ashore - perhaps a spa treatment at a local resort - then one of the crew will happily take you there and pick you up again.
A wide stairway with sturdy handrails leads down to a large platform where the tender wedges between the platform and the main hull. This is the safest and most stable system in the charter yacht world. All the tubes, and the flat floor are carpeted for a sure grip for the feet, and a very user friendly swim ladder is provided at the stern with grab handles and rail.
THE CAVE AT NORMAN ISLAND
Legend has it that pirate's treasure was discovered here around the turn of the century. Now named Treasure Point, the Caves at Norman Island are a great place to snorkel around during your surface interval. The area consists of three water-level caves that penetrate back into the rocky cliffs. Bring along a flashlight so you can see deep into the dark eerie holes and passageways. Outside the caves the steep cliffs drop down underwater as deep as 40' to the sandy bottom and are home to fish, sponges, corals and shrimp. The defensive Sergeant majors will protect their eggs, but will move away long enough to grab snacks from visiting snorkelers.
Travel organizer tips
BVI Travel Information
The most popular route to the British Virgin Islands is via San Juan, Puerto Rico (SJU). Direct flights to San Juan are available from many U.S. cities. There are over 15 flights per day on the 30 minute hop to Tortola's Beef Island Airport (EIS). You can also fly to and from St. Thomas in the U.S. Virgin Islands (STT) and take the inter-island ferry to Tortola, about a 1 hour ride. This is generally less expensive than the San Juan route.
Boarding & Drop Off
Cuan Law BVI Travel Information
Boarding will usually be on Sunday at 12 noon at the CSY Dock, Road Town, Tortola. Transfers are not included. If you are staying on shore before your trip with us, or arriving at the BVI airport (EIS) on the day that you join us, please let us know your arrival details in advance so that we arrange for our driver to pick you up. If you are coming in by ferry from St. Thomas on the day of the Cuan Law trip it is best that you make your way to Cuan Law Its about seven minutes in a taxi, but make sure you get off in Road Town and not West End!
We prefer that our guests try to arrive on the island in time for a noon boarding, but if you are delayed, we will get you out to the boat by fast tender.
Disembarkation is generally on Saturday morning in Road Town. The boat comes in early enough to allow time to shop before leaving the islands. You must, in any case, be off the boat by 10:00 am. We arrange transfers to the airport and ferries at your expense. If you are flying out later in the afternoon we are happy to keep your bags on board while you are exploring the Island. Anyone with early flights or ferries will be run in by fast tender in time to meet their transfers.
Packing
The order of the day is casual and most of us put on shorts and a T-shirt after diving or just change into a dry swimsuit. Shoes are only needed for going ashore and then sandals are the best bet. As dinner is a sit down occasion and a highlight of the day, we ask guests to put on a smart shirt or a light dress.
Land Based Accommodations in the Area
Cuan Law BVI Travel Information
For those who would like to extend their stay in the Virgin Islands we can recommend a selection of places, all found on the following websites: Resorts & Hotels and/or Condos & Villas
Shared Cruises require a minimum number of guests. Bookings are subjected to acceptance after availability checks. In case, the selected cruise is not available we will contact you with similar offers.
Included in the price
Six nights, seven days accommodation in two person cabins, twin or queen, with private bathroom - 24 hour 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 alcoholic drinks and wine with dinner - Local taxes (not included by competitors) - Fuel for diesels, generators and tenders. No fuel surcharge (charged by competitors) - Use of all sporting equipment and scuba tanks, air, weights and snorkeling gear, except as detailed below - Instruction in water sports, except as detailed below - Help and guidance from crew, including scuba - Use of tenders, driven by crew at all times - Full service from the crew - WiFi
Not included
no additional fees
Extra services
Diving equipment except as detailed above. Rates on Website - Nitrox. Rates on Website - Diving instruction. Rates on Website - All expenses before and after stay on vessel - Transfer from airport, ferry or hotel to and from Cuan Law - Travel insurance - Gratuities to crew
per Person
€ 13900
Bookings are subjected to acceptance after availability checks. In case, the selected boat is not available we will contact you with similar offers.
Yacht additional fees
no additional fees
per Boat
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