Bootscharter in St. Martin · Lagoon 60 in Saint Martin / Marigot / Marina Fort Louis — “SAILUXE - Pac-one” — (2026)

Moored at Marina Fort Louis in Marigot, SAILUXE - Pac-one is a 2026 Lagoon 60 built to keep a group of ten comfortable across five cabins and five bathrooms. The twin-hull design means you move between sleeping quarters and social spaces without feeling cramped. Each cabin has its own head and shower, a practical detail when you're hosting families or friends. The saloon sits centrally, light-filled and open to the galley, while the cockpit extends aft as your command station—easy helm seating, shade, and room for everyone to gather without stepping on the working deck. The catamaran's dual hulls do the real work here. At anchor off a beach, that shallow draft lets you approach places monohulls can't reach, and the twin keels hold you steady without the roll. The wide beam between the hulls creates the space you notice immediately—open galley, sociable dining, lounging that doesn't feel squeezed. Forward, the trampolines net the full width between bows, a genuine outdoor living space that catches the breeze and the view. From Marigot, you're positioned perfectly for the Leeward Islands chain. Saint Martin itself offers multiple anchorages and beach stops. A week's cruising opens Anguilla to the north, the full arc south toward Martinique and the Grenadines, and bare-boat independence means you chart the pace. This is the boat when space, stability, and shallow-water freedom matter.