Boat charter in St. Vincent & Grenadines · Lagoon 42 in St. Vincent / St Vincent / Blue Lagoon — “Copernicus (STV)” — (2020)

Copernicus (STV) sits in Blue Lagoon ready to carry twelve guests across the Grenadines—a 2020 Lagoon 42 where four separate cabins and four bathrooms give each person genuine privacy on a shared adventure. This is the catamaran's greatest strength: groups and families don't sacrifice comfort for company. Every cabin has its own head and shower, the saloon serves as shared gathering space, and the cockpit opens to uninterrupted views and easy access to the water platforms below. Life aboard uses both hulls to advantage. The bridging deck between them creates an expansive saloon and galley at the center, while the separate cabins nestle into each hull—a layout that prevents noise and disturbance. Outside, twin trampolines stretch between the bows, offering space to lounge, and the wide foredeck becomes a second social hub away from the helm. At anchor, the catamaran's stability means no rolling with evening swells; the shallow 1.50-meter draft opens access to bays and small-scale beaches that monohulls never reach. From Blue Lagoon, a week's cruise sweeps north through the Grenadines: Bequia for its anchorage and villages, Mustique for calm water, Canouan for snorkeling, and Tobago Cays for diving and uninhabited islets. The Lagoon 42's twin engines and modern rigging handle the trade winds with quiet efficiency, giving your group confidence whether steering by hand or autopilot. This is how a bareboat charter works when the boat is built to carry a group well.