Sol Griso is a 2021 Lagoon 46 catamaran based at Marlin Marina in Cienfuegos, Cuba—a gateway to some of the Caribbean's most unspoiled waters. This six-cabin, ten-berth vessel is purpose-built for groups seeking both comfort and genuine exploration, whether you're assembling a family reunion, gathering friends, or planning an extended voyage across Cuba's southern coast. The catamaran's generous beam and dual-hull design create exceptional stability and interior space, making it an ideal platform for a week of island-hopping, snorkeling, and discovery.

Life aboard Sol Griso balances modern convenience with the freedom of open water. The air conditioning, refrigeration, and desalination system ensure you remain comfortable even during warm Caribbean days, while the onboard generator provides reliable power for all your needs. Four full heads and a well-equipped galley make catering for ten guests straightforward. The cockpit, shaded by a bimini and fitted with speakers, becomes your gathering place at sunset—a spot to watch the light change over anchorages while the autopilot and GPS chartplotter handle navigation. Electric winches and lazy jacks simplify sail handling, so whether you're experienced sailors or learning as you go, the boat remains manageable and enjoyable.

A typical week unfolds between Cienfuegos and the remote cays and protected bays that dot Cuba's archipelago. You'll anchor in crystalline shallows, tender ashore in the included dinghy, and discover villages where tourism has barely arrived. Mornings might bring calm-water swimming and snorkeling; afternoons, a gentle sail to the next anchorage. The radio-CD system and cockpit speakers set the mood as you unwind, while the dual 57 HP engines ensure you can make passages reliably and reach hidden spots that reward early starts.

Seven nights aboard Sol Griso is time enough to shed the rhythms of land and settle into the rhythm of wind, water, and horizon—to anchor in a bay where the only sounds are lapping water and birdsong, and to share meals and stories under stars that seem impossibly bright.