TRIWING ENDOR

TRI WING ENDOR — Lagoon Sixty5, 2024 Launched in 2024, Tri Wing Endor is a Lagoon Sixty5 — a sailing catamaran built for the kind of Caribbean cruising where the anchorage matters as much as the passage. The platform gives you what monohulls of similar length simply cannot: flat decks, generous beam, and living space that flows from saloon to cockpit to flybridge without a single step feeling like a compromise. Accommodation is arranged in four cabins for eight guests: an owner's cabin plus three further cabins, each with a queen-size bed. Detailed bed configuration is available on request. One detail sets this yacht apart from most of her peers, and it only becomes obvious at night. A full lithium battery bank with dedicated inverters runs the air conditioning without the generator — so the cabins stay cool and the anchorage stays quiet. Anyone who has spent a night listening to a genset cycle will understand exactly what that means. The interior finish reflects a high-specification build throughout, with careful joinery and a level of equipment well above the standard boat. At anchor, the yacht deploys a substantial inflatable aquatic zone that extends the living space straight onto the water — a floating platform that turns a quiet bay into a private swim and play area for the day. Four professional crew look after the yacht: captain, chef, hostess and watersports instructor. The crew have several seasons of the Mediterranean behind them before bringing the yacht to the Caribbean, and the presence of a dedicated instructor means the toys are properly used rather than simply stored. Meals are prepared on board by the chef and served wherever suits the day — cockpit table, flybridge, or ashore in the shade. For the water: water skis, wakeboards, paddleboards and snorkelling equipment. Operating between the US and British Virgin Islands, summer and winter.