S/V SLOEPMOUCHE

She is a 46ft Norman Cross trimaran built in England in 1980. According to the builder, Brian Lemon, one has to compromise between speed, comfort and safety when building a boat! He built his 3^rd boat (formerly s/v Triune) with Safety first, then Comfort and last Speed. She is definitely safe and unsinkable since she is built in wood and has insulation and other floating devices. She is very comfortable with headroom in all 3 hulls, 3 double cabins with private head (marine toilet) and sink. The salon sits 6 people easily and the boat is well ventilated. At an average cruising speed of 5 knots, we cannot consider her too slow either! Good job, Brian. We bought her in St Maarten and have maintained her in peak condition since then. Brian may have a surprise if he saw all the modifications and improvements we made in those last 13 years ! We can accommodate 2 couples in the most comfortable way. I forgot to mention that the 3 single cabins we have too, are used as spare parts room and workshop. We can day sail with 25 passengers easily so you can imagine the deck space for your relaxation exercises (or plain napping!). Easy swimplatform and shower on the transom and a 12ft RIB (rigid Inflatable bottom) dinghy to take easily 6 people with diving gear. Equipped for fishing (trolling), scuba diving (tanks, gear & compressor)

Capt. Luc and Capt. Jackie

Since 1984, we have accumulated together a tremendous experience of cruising in the warm oceans. We have cruised the Caribbean & South Pacific for the last 16 years. We have worked as captains, managers on charter boats, dive boats, … and even as sports directors on cruise ships. Our teaching background is very valuable in our practical seminars as one has to be able to pass his experience along