DAIQUIRI is a Lagoon catamaran built around open space and steadiness. Her twin hulls give her wide, level decks, so guests can spread out without crowding one another. One person settles under the bimini with a book, another stretches out on the sun-warmed teak of the flybridge, and someone else is already in the water from the swim platform. Life aboard moves easily between the saloon and the decks, with music following through the indoor and outdoor audio system. Her crew look after the running of the boat, the meals and the choice of anchorage, leaving guests to decide only how active each day should be.
The flybridge is where her days tend to gather. It is laid in teak and shaded by a bimini, and a sun awning stretches further cover across the deck when the midday light is fierce. From up there the view is high and open as she moves between anchorages. A bottle kept cold in the wine cooler comes up with lunch, and later the deck shower rinses off the salt after a swim. In Greece, where she cruises, the poise of a catamaran shows its worth when a table is laid at anchor and the meal can be enjoyed at leisure.
Her collection of toys gives her an unusually broad range for an active party. Behind the Honda tender come the wakeboard, water skis, extra towables and tube, for guests who want speed and spray. Below the surface, the Vapor jet and sea scooter carry swimmers along a rocky shore, with snorkelling equipment for everyone else. Slower pleasures are just as well served. A paddleboard and a kayak let guests explore a bay at their own pace, and a fishing rod suits anyone happy to sit with a line over the side while the light softens.
Out of sight, her practical systems let her stay put wherever a place pleases. A water maker means fresh water is never the reason to head for harbour, and the generator and inverter keep power steady at anchor through the night. WiFi runs aboard for those who need to stay in touch, while the saloon has its own stereo and a television with DVD player for a quieter evening inside. She suits guests who want plenty to do on the water and the freedom to linger, with a crew on hand to make both feel effortless.