À propos de ce yacht
Star VI is a 2023 Lagoon 42 catamaran based in Le Marin, Martinique—a location that places you at the heart of the Caribbean's most captivating sailing grounds. This spacious six-cabin catamaran accommodates up to twelve guests across ten berths, making it ideal for extended family gatherings or groups of friends seeking a week of shared discovery. The twin hulls deliver the stability and comfort that define modern catamaran cruising, while the dual 57 hp engines provide reliable performance whether you're navigating the calm waters between islands or powering through open passages.
Life aboard Star VI unfolds across well-appointed social spaces and private retreats. The generous cockpit, shaded by a Bimini and furnished with cushioned seating, becomes your natural gathering point—the perfect vantage for morning coffee or evening aperitifs as the sun descends over the Pitons. Four en-suite bathrooms ensure minimal queuing, a genuine luxury on longer charters. The galley is equipped to handle everything from simple provisions to more ambitious meals, while the ship's dessalinator and solar panels provide the self-sufficiency that allows you to linger in remote anchorages without compromise.
Your week typically unfolds between the Grenadines' emerald coves and Martinique's sheltered bays. The included snorkeling equipment opens access to vibrant coral gardens and calm shallows, while the tender allows exploration of beaches and villages inaccessible by larger vessels. Electronic winches ease sail handling, and the integrated GPS and chart plotter keep navigation intuitive. Whether you choose to anchor off Diamond Rock, explore the anchorage at Îles des Saintes, or discover the quiet coves south of Sainte-Lucie, the catamaran's shallow draft and spacious deck layout reward both active sailors and those content to drift.
A week aboard Star VI becomes a rhythm of unhurried sailing, long lunches at quiet anchorages, and nights beneath star-filled skies where the only sound is water lapping against the hulls.