Diva Sailing Catamaran

Scuba diving gear travels with Diva, so divers in the group can go into the water straight from the boat. She is a 56ft (17m) Lagoon sailing catamaran, built in 2018 and given a refit in 2020.

Comfort under way

She cruises at 10 knots with 14 in hand when there is water to cover, and she sails all year, her fullest months falling in December, January and February.

Water toys

Seven toys come aboard. Paddleboards and a kayak let guests leave the boat under their own power and poke about a bay, while a towable banana and a donut are there for anyone who would rather be pulled along, with further inflatables besides. Snorkelling gear is stowed aboard, and a beach tender runs the party ashore.

Where she cruises

Diva's home port is Tahiti, in French Polynesia. Beyond French Polynesia she also works New Caledonia and Fiji, which gives a group three separate South Pacific cruising grounds to choose between.

Accommodation and crew

Five cabins sleep ten guests, and a crew of three looks after them. Air conditioning and Wi-Fi reach the cabins, and satellite television is aboard for the evenings.

Charter notes

Diva suits couples travelling together or a family, and above all a group that wants the diving and the snorkelling as much as the sailing. She can also be taken by the day, with room for twelve aboard when she is hired that way.