LISA OF THE SEAS

## LISA OF THE SEAS A 20.46m (67ft) sailing catamaran delivered in 2020 by Fountaine Pajot, LISA OF THE SEAS belongs to a generation of multihulls built for genuine cruising rather than dockside effect. The French yard has spent decades refining this formula, and it shows in the way the yacht carries her volume: wide, stable, and remarkably quiet under sail. Accommodation is unusually consistent for a catamaran of this size. Five cabins, each with a queen-size bed and en-suite facilities, sleep ten guests — no compromise cabin, no shorter berth handed to whoever boards last. For families travelling together or two or three couples sharing a charter, it removes the negotiation that so often opens a week aboard. The appeal of a catamaran this size is what happens between the hulls. The main deck flows from saloon to aft cockpit on a single level, shaded and open to the breeze, and the yacht sits flat at anchor — a detail guests notice most at breakfast and at the end of the day. Draft is shallow by nature, which means anchorages that deeper monohulls simply cannot reach. A crew of three looks after the yacht and her guests, handling the sailing, the galley and the service with the discretion that a boat of this scale demands: close enough to anticipate, never in the way. Summers are spent in the Western Mediterranean — Naples and Sicily, or the Riviera with Corsica and Sardinia within easy reach. Winters take her to the Caribbean, from the British and U.S. Virgin Islands down through the Leewards and Windwards, where her draft and her deck space are exactly suited to island-hopping.