British Virgin Islands
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Cuan Law is largest sailing trimaran in the world. Think of our boat as a luxury country inn with a sporting flavor that moves around the beautiful British Virgin Islands.
Bareboated a sailboat the week of May 31-June 6, 2010. Rented tanks and weights through Blue Water Divers, they dropped off and picked up the equipment at our dock in Road Town. Only managed three dives in the BVI during the week, half of our boat were divers and the other half were not. This is our second trip to the BVI, and my impression ...
The sleepy little island of Virgin Gorda, with its secluded beaches, historic forts and a seemingly endless supply of the island’s most popular rum drink, the “Painkiller,” will put any traveler at ease.
Cuan Law is largest sailing trimaran in the world. Think of our boat as a luxury country inn with a sporting flavor that moves around the beautiful British Virgin Islands. The amenities, food and attentive friendly service are what you would expect from a fine family run establishment. The three hulls of a trimaran result in excellent stability and the towering mountains of white canvas speed her along with no carbon footprint.
This site features a 19th century Greek steel freighter. Marine life spotted at this side include school of grunts and many other types of fish.
Ginger steps has some of the healthiest corals in BVI and is hope for lobster, spotted morays, and reef fish.
This is a shallow running reef wall. Home to abundant marine life, the Cathedral is rich with many coral formations and spires.
A shallow and sometimes surge-heavy offshore seamount, it has spectacular swim-throughs that are often packed with swarms of glassy sweepers.




