Why choose a catamaran over a monohull?

Stability, space, and access. Catamarans don't heel (tilt), so they're ideal for families and anyone who gets seasick. The shallow draft lets you anchor in turquoise shallows that deeper yachts can't reach. The trade-off is speed — catamarans are slower under power.

Is Island Time good for families with young children?

She was designed for it. Wide, stable decks, enclosed trampolines, a shallow swim platform at water level, and a crew experienced with children. Captain DeSilva has two kids of his own and treats every young guest like family.

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Catamaran

Island Time

62' Lagoon · 2020

$42,000Per week

10Guests

5Cabins

3Crew

Island Time is a floating villa. Her 32-foot beam gives her more living space than most yachts twice her length, and her shallow 4-foot draft opens anchorages that monohulls can only dream of. The flybridge is where life happens — sunsets, star-gazing, morning yoga — while the trampoline nets between the bows are where the kids (and honest adults) spend their afternoons. Purpose-built for the USVI, she knows every cove in the chain.

Your Captain

Captain Mark DeSilva