Step aboard Cuan Law—a legendary 105’ schooner-rigged trimaran offering not only a proven offshore sailing platform, but a fully operational dive charter business based in the British Virgin Islands. Built in Canada and in active charter service, Cuan Law is one of the largest sailing trimarans ever constructed, designed to accommodate up to 20 guests across 10 spacious en-suite cabins, plus 5 crew cabins.
This well-known liveaboard dive yacht has been a staple of the BVI charter scene for decades, offering virtually all-inclusive, crewed dive vacations with a loyal client base and strong branding. She is equipped with onboard compressors, Nitrox mixing, water toys, a commercial-grade galley, generous cold storage, and ample space for socializing on deck and below.
Cuan Law is offered as a turn-key business, complete with future bookings, an experienced crew, and established branding. With her unique design, strong reputation, and proven charter history, she presents a rare opportunity to step directly into ownership of a profitable and iconic liveaboard operation in the heart of the Caribbean. With 20–25 annual charters, over 50% repeat or direct bookings, and a warm, English country B&B-style experience shared between crew and guests, Cuan Law combines business performance with timeless hospitality.
Check out Cuan Law’s official website here: https://www.bvisailing.com/
Accommodation
- (10) Guest cabins, each with private en-suite heads and showers
- Guest cabins configurable as twin or queen
- (5) Crew cabins forward, 3 with private heads and showers
- Salon-level access to all guest cabins off central corridor
- Large main salon with lounge seating and bar area
- Crew quarters separated from guest areas
- Guest cabins include reading lights, ventilation, and storage
- White headliners and varnished wood trim throughout
- Cabin sole carpeted in light purple/beige (guest areas)
- Simulated teak flooring in galley area
Deck and Hull Equipment
- Welded aluminum hull, deck, and superstructure
- Painted aluminum topsides with blue and white accents
- Teak decking on aft deck and flybridge
- Flybridge with helm station and hard top
- Stainless steel lifelines, stanchions, and bow pulpit
- (2) Large aluminum framed awnings (aft deck and scuba deck)
- Fixed hardtop with dodger over flybridge helm
- (2) Painted aluminum davit systems with 208V 1000kg electric chain hoists
- Multiple large deck hatches (some lenses recently replaced)
- Cleats and deck hardware in secure, serviceable condition
- (2) Electric anchor windlasses (Lofrans 24V)
- Dual anchor rollers with chain hawse pipes
- Swim ladders, not used for boarding
- (2) MOB rings on foredeck and two on aft deck (one with MOB light)
Interior Comforts and Amenities
- Large salon with leather-style couches and chairs
- Full bar with sink and refrigeration
- Commercial-grade galley with 6-burner stove, double ovens, salamander and griddle
- Built in stainless-steel refrigerator and freezer
- Additional drop-in fridge/freezer in salon seating area
- Miele dishwasher and dryer; GE temporary washer
- Black & Decker microwave
- JVC flat-screen TV in salon
- Chilled water air conditioning system with air handlers in all cabins and galley
- Curtains for ports and roller shades for deck hatches
- Carpeted guest areas and finished interior woodwork
- Hot and cold pressurized water system
- 85-gallon water heater
Sails and Rigging
- Schooner rig with (2) aluminum masts and single boom
- Doyle full batten mainsail with stack pack
- Rolly Tasker roller furling jib with Facnor 24V furler
- Jibs and staysails: fore and main (4 total)
- Rolly Tasker fore staysail and storm sail
- Doyle foremast tri-staysail
- Braided synthetic running rigging
- (1) 19 Dyform stainless steel standing rigging with Sta-Lok terminals
- Welded aluminum chainplates
- Lewmar and Barient winches (various sizes, manual)
- Winch grinder stations port and starboard
Mechanical Equipment
- Steering via hydraulic helm pump to dual rams and steel quadrant
- Red metal emergency tiller stored in aft compartment
- Dual engine room blowers with dampers
- Pneumatic vacuum bilge pump system with manifold and alarms
- Multiple electric bilge pumps with high-water alarms
- 208V backup bilge pump system
- Honda GX120 portable crash pump
- Novair Nitrox Pro 02 mixing system
- Two Maka 208V three-phase compressors
- Fire detection and suppression systems (portable extinguishers, no automatic system)
- Smoke detectors in cabins and common areas
- Fire blanket and axe provided
Engine Info
- Both main engines are Caterpillar normally aspirated 3208 10.4L V8 Marine diesels circa mid 1980’s (they are rated at 210 HP each)
- Engine hours not known
- Wet exhaust system with dry risers
Tankage
- Fuel total 4,709 US Gallons (5) tanks in total: (2) 1,235 + (2) 998 + (1) 238
- Freshwater total 1,004 US Gallons (2) tanks in total: (2) 502
- Black water 1,114 US Gallons (2) tanks in total: (2) 557
Tenders
- Dinghy Info: Two Blue Spirit 22’ fiberglass RIBs with console and pontoon collars (2010)
- Model: Dinghy Euro Offshore Services, Blue Spirit P6.00
- Port tender powered by 2021 Suzuki 140HP 4-stroke outboard
- Starboard tender powered by 2018 Mercury 150HP 4-stroke outboard
- RIBs stored on aft davits with electric hoists
- RIBs used for dive operations and passenger transfer
- Dinghy HIN: Stb Dinghy , Hull# NL EOW 600 03 K 010 , Prt Dinghy Hull# NL EOW 600 02 K 010
- Dinghy OB Serial : Stb Dinghy - Make: Mercury - Model: SeaPro 150 - Model # 1151F271D - Serial # 2B363697 :-: Prt Dinghy - Make: Suzuki - Model: DF140A - Serial # 14003F-147926
Owners Comments and Boat History
Cuan Law, one of the world’s largest sailing trimarans, was built in 1987 in Gananoque, Ontario, by Duncan and Annie Muirhead in collaboration with Hal McCarney. It followed two earlier vessels—Misty Law and Lammer Law—each named after peaks in the Scottish Misty Law mountain range. Continuing this tradition, Cuan Law was named through a guest contest, with the Gaelic term “Cuan” meaning “ocean” and “Law” meaning “mountain,” symbolizing the vessel’s powerful and serene presence at sea. Designed by Duncan Muirhead and constructed entirely from aluminum, Cuan Law features a schooner rig with equal height masts, 5,200 sq feet of sail along with twin Caterpillar engines, capable of cruising at 8–10 knots under power or 6–14 knots under sail.
Purpose-built as a luxury liveaboard, Cuan Law has offered all-inclusive sailing and diving charters in the British Virgin Islands for nearly 40 years. With accommodations for up to 20 guests in 10 private staterooms and a professional crew onboard, it delivers a unique experience centered around scuba diving, water activities, and time exploring the islands. Since its launch, Cuan Law has become an iconic presence in the region, known for its stability, spaciousness, and blend of adventure and relaxation on the water.
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