8 days London to London [FB]

The British Virgin Islands, long a yachtsman's playground, is now gaining recognition as a diver's paradise. This is a dive destination for every standard of diver with an extensive variety of dive sites: sloping reefs, mini-walls, coral gardens, boulder fields, ledges, tunnels and wrecks, such as the wreck of the Rhone. Choosing which sites to visit first is a real challenge!

Cuan Law is the perfect match for divers with non-diving companions, as the boat is very spacious and stable. Enjoy hobie cats, kayaks, water-skiing, snorkelling, and exploring the coves, villages and beaches. There is even a video theatre and library on board and plenty of crew members to keep guests of all ages amused.

The Cuan Law is the largest sailing trimaran in the world, custom designed for luxury liveaboard diving and sailing. Her large size and the tri-hull design provide extreme stability, both at anchor and while underway.

The accommodation on board Cuan Law is spacious and comfortable. There are ten double staterooms, individually airconditioned, with outside windows and overhead hatches. All are ensuite with a proper toilet and not a head.

Three dives are planned each day but in between there is time for kayaking, hobie cat sailing, snorkelling or even additional diving. There are more than 100 sites available to Cuan Law divers, but unfortunately you can???t dive them all in a week. With such an abundance of vibrant shallow reefs and intriguing caves, there are plenty of opportunities to grab a mask and snorkel and investigate the marine world from the surface, which is often as exciting as diving!.