KORU

Koru — Catana catamaran, U.S. & British Virgin Islands Koru belongs to that small category of catamarans built to sail properly and still live beautifully at anchor. Catana's reputation rests on performance, and the sail plan here is the proof: a square-topped mainsail, a self-tacking jib for easy work in the trades, and a 90 sqm Code 0 that keeps her moving when the breeze goes soft in the lee of an island. Guests who like to be involved will find a yacht that rewards attention; those who don't will simply notice how quietly she covers ground. The day on board tends to follow the sun. Breakfast on the flybridge while the anchorage wakes up, lunch in the forward lounge, dinner in the outdoor saloon as the light turns. The cushioned foredeck is generous enough to be a genuine destination in the evening — stargazing, a film projected under the open sky, the kind of unhurried hours that catamarans do better than any other platform. Below, three cabins accommodate six guests, each with a separate dry head and full shower — a detail that matters more than it sounds after a week aboard. Bed configuration is available on request. From the swim platform, the water is always within reach: cocktails with your feet in the Caribbean while the younger crowd wakeboards through the last warm hour of the afternoon. The crew keeps the rhythm discreet — provisioning to your taste, itineraries shaped around the weather and your mood across the USVI and BVI, where short hops between anchorages make every day feel different.