Cuan Law

Boat

Cuan Law is a 32 meters long and 13.5 meters wide trimaran - possiblely the largest sailing Trimaran in the World. With crusing speed at 8 - 10 knots under power and 6 - 14 knots under sail, and onboard there is regular US 110V power throughout the boat.

It was specifically designed and built for the ultimate diving experience. It is constructed of all welded aluminum and was designed by her owners (divers) and built in Canada.

Cuan Law features a large Aft deck, it's the action area, where you will get suited up and be handed your tanks all ready to go just before heading off for the next dive. And meals will be served here as well.

The chefs are extremely talented culinary masters and offer a wide variety of cuisines for our guests to enjoy. Breakfast and lunch are served buffet style with multiple entrŽe choices. Fresh fruit and vegetables in season are offered as well as tasty desserts! Dinner is served sit down and wine is offered. The culinary experience will be one of the highlights of the trip!

The top sundeck is for sun worshipers, there are hammocks, cushioned deck mats for everyone which can also double as yoga mats. This is the lookout spot for whale watching in early spring and for stunning sunsets year round!

The main lounge area is very spacious, this is where you can help yourselves to tea, coffee, juices, iced water, sodas, beer and mixed drinks as well as fruit and nibbles - all available throughout the day!

Cuan Law also has a fully air conditioned video lounge provides more intimate space seating for 12, a great place for younger guests to relax away from the main group and photographers can set up their gear here too. You can also find salon library with magazines, cards and board games here.

During yoru liveaboard, sea kayaks, stand-up-paddle boards, water skis, knee boards are available for guest to use free of charge. The diving schedule leaves everyone plenty of play-time for you to use the watersports equipment.

For sailing Hobie cats, there are two Hobie cats on board for you to use. Sail off with a friend for some alone time, or perhaps you can team up with some buddies and go head to head on some races!

Cuan Law also try to fit in at least one hike as well as a tour of the amazing rock formation at The Baths on Virgin Gorda. This gives you a unique perspective of our lovely BVI.

Cabin

Cuan Law provides 10 spacious guest cabins, it can accommodate up to 20 guests per trip.

All cabins are air-conditioned, and each features a private bathroom (bath towels, hand soap, and eco-friendly shower gel & shampoo) , plenty of cabin storage space with drawers, shelf and closet.

10 Deluxe Cabins :
Located on the main deck, each cabin comes with one double bed or two single beds side by side, as well as side and ceiling hatches(in case you prefer the gental Caribbean breezes more than A/C).

Diving

• Usually offer 3 guided dives a day, including a night dive
• No dive on the embarkation and disembarkation day
• Only 1 - 2 dives will be provided on the last diving day
• Complimentary snorkeling set (mask, fins, snorkel) are provided.

Other Informations

• Nitrox：Available with additional charge
• 15L Tanks：Complimentary, limited available with pre-book
• REBREATHER Dive：Not available at the moment
• Dive Equipment Rental：Available with additional charge
• Dive insurance：Divers must have valid dive insurance
• Wi-Fi Internet ：Complimentary for all guests, singal limited
• Laundry Service：Not available at the moment
• Massage Service：Possible at Ixora Spa at Scrub Island
• Payment on board：By cash (USD)
• Crew Number：7, include 2 dive instructors

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 tailor the trip to give everybody the best cruise that he can. So the sample below is not locked in stone but will give you an idea.

Cuan Law itinerary is never set in stone since we try to offer the best diving and sailing each day, depending on the weather etc.

We always dive or snorkel the wreck of the RMS Rhone off Salt Island and we always spend time at the Baths on Virgin Gorda. Aside from that you can expect to visit many of the islands off the Sir Frances Drake passage including Norman Island, Peter Island, Cooper Island and Ginger Island.

On headboat trips, we usually offer 3 guided dives a day, including a night dive which leaves plenty of time for use of the water toys. On wholeboat bookings, the group can change the itinerary to include more or less diving, or not to dive at all.

There are usually a few guests aboard that arrive as non-divers, but don't stay that way. If you decide that snorkeling just doesn't get you close enough, the instructors on Cuan Law offer a Discover Scuba Diving/Resort Course. Divers are also offered advanced and specialty courses. There are usually three or four PADI instructors among the crew, so you can take any course from resort to Advanced Open Water diver during your vacation.

Sample Itinerary 7D/6N

Day 1 : Norman Island
12:00noon board and depart port immediately.
Lunch, safety briefing and check out dive with staff. 1-night dive today.

Day 2 : Cooper Island
2-3 daytime dives and 1 sunset/night dive.
The rest of the time is for you to enjoy other watersports, hiking, island visiting...

Day 3 : Peter Island
2-3 daytime dives and 1 sunset/night dive.
The rest of the time is for you to enjoy other watersports, hiking, island visiting...

Day 4 : Salt Island
2-3 daytime dives and 1 sunset/night dive.
The rest of the time is for you to enjoy other watersports, hiking, island visiting...

Day 5 : Ginger Island
2-3 daytime dives and 1 sunset/night dive.
The rest of the time is for you to enjoy other watersports, hiking, island visiting...

Day 6 : Virgin Gorda
2 daytime dives and beach BBQ picnic near The Baths on Virgin Gorda.

Day 7 : Return to CSY Dock in Tortola
Return to Tortola, after breakfast, disembark vessel by 10:00am.

With so many quiet bays, picturesque anchorages and spectacular diving and snorkeling sites, the BVI is one of the treasures of the Caribbean.

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.

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.

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.