HUNTRESS is a Lagoon 620, one of the most successful large sailing catamarans of her generation, and she is built for exactly the kind of charter her Caribbean base suggests: shallow, sociable and close to the water. For eight guests exploring the bays and cays of the islands, her easy draught and open living spaces are worth more than any turn of speed.
The appeal of a catamaran this size is the way the living flows. Her main deck salon sits level with the aft cockpit, so the dining area, the galley and the lounge open straight onto the shaded outdoor seating through wide glass doors. In practice the party lives across one continuous space that runs from inside to out, ideal for a group that wants to be together without being on top of one another.
Outside she is generous in every direction. The foredeck carries sun pads and trampolines strung between the hulls, the classic catamaran spot for lying back over clear water, while the aft cockpit is set for long alfresco meals in the shade. A collection of water toys and a bathing platform between the sterns turn every anchorage into a playground, and the shallow draught lets her tuck into bays that deeper yachts cannot reach.
Below, the master cabin is a comfortable, private retreat in one hull, with guest accommodation arranged to sleep eight in total across four cabins. The interior is bright and practical, finished in pale woods with large hull windows that keep the sea in view even from the sleeping quarters.
As a sailing catamaran she moves quietly and steadily, with twin auxiliary engines for calms and manoeuvring and a shallow draught that defines where she can go. This is not a yacht for covering long distances at pace; it is a yacht for short, scenic hops between islands, dropping anchor somewhere new each day and spending the time in the water rather than under way.
Her natural ground is the Caribbean and the Virgin Islands, a cruising area made for her: short passages, reliable trade winds, warm water and a string of anchorages within easy reach of one another. A crew of three cover the sailing, the galley and the toys, leaving guests free to swim, snorkel and relax from one bay to the next.
HUNTRESS suits families and groups of friends who want the relaxed, barefoot style of catamaran life with the space and comfort of a larger yacht. The open plan living, the trampolines, the easy access to the water and the shallow draught all point the same way, towards a holiday spent outdoors and in the sea.
The pattern of a week aboard is set by the islands themselves. Short morning hops bring the yacht to a fresh anchorage, the toys come out over the reef, lunch is served in the cockpit, and the afternoon drifts between the trampolines and the water until it is time to choose somewhere sheltered for the night. The trade winds do the work, and the shallow draught keeps the quieter, prettier bays within reach.
For a Caribbean charter built around swimming, snorkelling and long lazy days at anchor rather than passages and performance, she is a comfortable, proven and genuinely fun choice, with the volume and stability that only a catamaran of this size can offer.
