Tiger Lily Sailing Catamaran

Twelve guests can be aboard Tiger Lily for a day on the water, and she does it on 40 litres of fuel an hour under engine. She is a 62ft (19m) sailing catamaran from Lagoon, built in 2015.

Where she cruises

Eleuthera is her home port in the Bahamas, and the whole of the Bahamas is open to her, a year-round programme with December, January, February and March at its peak.

Accommodation and crew

Four cabins, each with a double bed, sleep eight guests, and a crew of three runs her – close cover for a group that size. Air conditioning in the cabins and WiFi through the boat take care of the everyday comforts.

Comfort under way

Eight knots is her steady pace and 12 knots her maximum, which keeps the going gentle between anchorages.

Water toys

Nine toys travel with her. Two Seabobs take a pair of guests under the surface at once, while two paddleboards and a kayak cover the same water from above, and a wakeboard, a towable tube and an E-surf board handle the quicker end of a swim stop. Snorkelling gear and fishing tackle are aboard as well, and the 14ft Highfield tender runs guests ashore.

Charter notes

Tiger Lily suits a family or a group of friends, and since she takes three-day hires, a short stay aboard works as well.