Bootscharter in Martinique · Lagoon 450 in Martinique / Le Marin — “Lorena” — (2013)

From Le Marin's sheltered anchorage, Lorena reaches the Grenadines, the Pitons of St. Lucia, and Dominica's windward coast within hours of departure. This 2013 Lagoon 450 is built for groups and families who want space without compromise. Four separate cabins, each with its own bathroom, mean ten people can cruise together while keeping privacy intact. The twin-hull design sits shallow in the water, letting you approach small bays and beaches that monohulls cannot reach. Onboard, the catamaran's wide beam opens up genuine living space. The saloon runs the full width between the hulls, offering unobstructed views and room to gather without feeling confined. The galley is positioned to serve both inside and the shaded cockpit above, which stretches across the stern with built-in seating and a canvas canopy. Forward of the cockpit, twin trampolines bridge the bows—a natural gathering spot at anchor or under way. The hull separation that gives Lorena her space also keeps her steady. With minimal roll at anchor and inherent buoyancy across two hulls, she sits comfortably in moderate swells. The 13.96-metre hull allows single-person winches and straightforward sail handling, making bareboat sailing accessible. Whether you're anchoring in a crowded bay or dining in the cockpit with ten friends around you, Lorena's design works in your favour.