The 105 ft (32m) Cuan Law liveaboard is a dive-n-sail luxury trimaran that operates unique scuba diving and eco-adventure cruises. exploring reefs and wrecks whilst offering shore excursions and gourmet dining. The British Virgin Islands is a collection of 60 small islands that invite exploration. They are renowned for their great number of wreck dives, but guests can also discover hiking trails, beaches, secluded bays and coves, perfect for beachcombing and relaxing.

The vessel’s exceptional stability, courtesy of its 44-foot-wide trimaran hull, creates a remarkably comfortable platform both underway and at rest. Onboard, the philosophy is one of relaxed, unpretentious luxury focused on space and tranquillity. Accommodations are spacious cabins with private bathrooms and sea-view windows, while communal areas are thoughtfully designed for both social connection and quiet contemplation. Guests naturally gather on the large, shaded alfresco deck - the heart of Cuan Law - for dive briefings, gourmet meals, and unparalleled sunset views. Equally inviting is the expansive sundeck with lounge pads and hammocks, perfect for relaxing with a book between dives.

The liveaboard diving operation aboard the Cuan Law is meticulously crafted for ease and immersion. The crew provides a seamless concierge service, handling your gear from setup to storage, allowing you to focus entirely on the experience. Dives are conducted from 2 dedicated, motorised tenders, each outfitted with custom tank racks and easy-access ladders, providing quick, efficient access to even the more secluded sites. The flexible itinerary, a hallmark of British Virgin Islands diving due to the close proximity of sites, allows for a relaxed pace, typically offering between 14 and 16 dives over a 6-night cruise. This model prioritises quality and enjoyment over a rigid schedule, with expert guides leading explorations of the region's famed reefs and wrecks.

The Cuan Law’s liveaboard itinerary leverages its sailing capability to unlock the full spectrum of the 60-island archipelago. The British Virgin Islands is renowned for its historic wreck dives, most notably the RMS Rhone, a stunningly preserved 19th-century royal mail steamer often cited as one of the Caribbean's premier wreck sites. The diving narrative continues with modern additions like the Kodiak Queen, an artistic artificial reef. Above the surface, the adventure continues with included shore excursions. You can hike the trails of Salt Island, stand-up paddleboard in a secluded cove, or explore the otherworldly granite boulders of Virgin Gorda’s The Baths. This blend of underwater exploration and topside discovery crafts a complete liveaboard island experience.

Aboard the Cuan Law, dining is consistently noted by past guests as a highlight. The talented culinary team prepares a varied, creative menu that celebrates fresh, local ingredients. Breakfasts and lunches are served as bountiful buffets, while dinners are plated affairs accompanied by a selection of wines; imagine pesto-stuffed chicken breast stuffed with artichoke hearts. This commitment to quality is mirrored by the attentive, professional Cuan Law liveaboard crew whose goal is to anticipate needs and ensure every aspect of your trip, from dive logistics to dinner service, is executed with quiet efficiency and warmth.

The Cuan Law liveaboard represents a distinct choice for the discerning diver: a sailing vessel that offers stability and space, a crew dedicated to seamless service, and a cruise that embraces both legendary dive sites and iconic island landscapes. It is for those who seek to engage with the Caribbean environment in a more traditional, graceful way, where the sound of the wind in the sails complements the memories made below the waves. If your ideal dive trip balances exceptional underwater exploration with the timeless pleasure of sailing a beautiful sea, your journey could begin on the deck of the Cuan Law.