Crewed Catamaran KARMA
Lagoon 50 catamaran offering bespoke Caribbean sailing for eight
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About Crewed Catamaran KARMA
KARMA is a Lagoon 50 crewed catamaran accommodating up to eight guests across four queen cabins, each with private ensuite facilities. Built in 2020, she combines sophisticated design with purposeful comfort, featuring an open-plan saloon ideal for social gatherings and an expansive foredeck with cushioned bronzing areas that invite unhurried relaxation.
Her well-appointed interior flows seamlessly to outdoor entertaining spaces. The aft deck provides an intimate setting for dining, whilst the flybridge offers an elevated vantage point for observing the islands and conversing with fellow guests. A generous swim platform and tender dinghy facilitate easy water access, whilst her comprehensive collection of water toys—kayaks, stand-up paddleboards, snorkel gear, and scuba equipment for eight divers—enables both active exploration and restorative time on the water.
Highlights
- •Four queen cabins with private ensuite facilities, accommodating eight guests
- •Experienced captain with scuba background and chef specialising in personalised fine dining
- •Comprehensive water sports collection including kayaks, paddleboards, and eight-diver scuba kit
- •Expansive outdoor entertaining spaces spanning foredeck, aft deck, and flybridge
The Charter Experience
Captain Ivan, an experienced charter captain with former scuba diving credentials, leads a crew dedicated to crafting itineraries around your preferences. Chef and First Mate Marisia brings over three years of yachting experience and expertise in gourmet cuisine, preparing personalised menus that elevate every meal. Together, they navigate the Virgin Islands and Leeward Islands with local knowledge, positioning KARMA at anchorages from Tortola and Virgin Gorda to Anegada and Jost Van Dyke. The charter includes crew services, all meals, ship's bar, fuel, permits, and use of onboard sports equipment, allowing you to focus entirely on the voyage ahead.
Suggested Itinerary
A typical seven-day voyage might depart Tortola, calling at the Baths and Devil's Bay near Virgin Gorda for snorkelling and water activities, followed by anchorage off Anegada for leisurely days and evening dining on deck. Passages to Jost Van Dyke and the smaller islands of the BVI allow for both active exploration and serene relaxation. The itinerary flexes to your priorities, whether focused on diving, culinary indulgence, water sports, or a seamless blend of all three.
Specifications
15.0 m
8
4
8
Catamaran
2020
8 kn
2