Eau La La Superyacht

Zero-speed stabilisers take the roll out of Eau La La at anchor, and the difference shows most where she opens to the water: at her beach club, which is only as useful as the deck under it is level. She is a 121ft (37m) Numarine superyacht, delivered in 2023.

Accommodation and crew

Six cabins sleep twelve guests, and twelve is also her limit by day, so the group that sleeps aboard is the group she carries and no larger. Seven crew look after them, seven for twelve, and that ratio is what keeps the attention from thinning when all twelve are aboard.

Comfort under way

Under way the stabilisers keep working, and she cruises at 14 knots with 18 knots in hand, so a long leg between anchorages is over sooner and felt less in the cabins.

On deck

The jacuzzi on deck gives hot water in the open air, and her swim platform gives guests a low step into the sea, so a swim off the boat never has to wait for the tender.

Water toys

Nine kinds of toy travel with her. Two jet skis mean two riders can go out at the same time, six Seabobs let six guests take them out together, and there is a single Fliteboard e-foil as well. Two paddleboards and two kayaks are there for those who would rather paddle. Towable and inflatable toys go behind the 26ft tender, which also carries the snorkelling gear and is what takes guests ashore.

Where she cruises

Her home port is Gustavia in St Barths, and from there Eau La La works St Martin, Anguilla and the British Virgin Islands. Antigua and Barbuda, St Lucia, the Grenadines and Barbados lie within her waters as well, which gives a group a wide choice of coast without changing yacht.

Charter notes

Eau La La suits two couples or a family who want the sea within easy reach and the boat still under them for the length of the charter. She is hired by the week or for a shorter booking, with December through March her peak, and for an event she can take 25 aboard, so the group can grow well past the twelve who sleep on board.