BABAC Lagoon 77 | From US$ 62,000 /wk

Measuring 23,28m (77’) in LOA and 11m (36’) in width, BABAC is an exceptional catamaran charter yacht offering great layout and large spaces. She was launched in 2018 belongs to the Lagoon Seventy7 series, the largest cat built by the shipyard at the time of her delivery.

NOTABLE FEATURES OF BABAC: ~ amazing onboard spaces ~ master suite with private balcony ~ numerous dining options both in and out ~ stability ~ high-tech equipment ~ water toys ~ air-conditioning ~ WiFi

VIDEO OF SEVENTY 7 LAGOON CATAMARAN - SISTERSHIP TO BABAC

Interiors are modern and sophisticated, incorporating calming cream, beige and brown tones of colours, combined with timber panelling in grey oak, while the flooring has been created in darker oak. Deep red cushions, touches of blue and various decoration create a warm and welcoming ambience on board.

The vast saloon area consists of a lounging area as well as a dining area with unobstructed panoramic views. Above, the flybridge offers yet another lounge with seating and dining option as well as unprecedented vistas of the yacht’s surroundings.

One of her most significant features is her huge foredeck with plenty of relaxation areas, seating and a large trampoline. Aft features a large swim platform with easy access to the water and toys to enjoy during the entire duration of the charter.

Video of BABAC

BABAC Specifications

Type/Year:	Lagoon 77 /2018
Refit:
Beam:	11.00 metres (36' 1")
L.O.A.:	23.28 metres (76' 5")
Crew:	3

Guests:	8
Max Speed:
Cabins:	4
Engines:	2 x Volvo D4 180hp
Cruise Speed:	8

More Yacht Info:	family friendly yachts
Builder/Designer:	Vplp, Lagoon
Locations:	Windward Islands, Virgin Gorda, US Virgin Islands, Tortola, The French West Indies, THE CARIBBEAN, St. Vincent, St. Thomas, St. Martin/St Maarten, St. Lucia, St. Kitts, St John, St Barts, Nevis, Leeward Islands, Jost Van Dyke, Gudeloupe, Grenadines, Grenada, BVI, British Virgin Islands, Antigua, Anguilla

The yacht is also equipped with top rigging, carbon fibre boom, state-of-the-art electronic systems, carbon fibre helms, as well as marble and timber interiors. She is a very stable and elegant yacht with great volumes overall.

BABAC is powered by two VOLVO D4 180hp Diesel engines, cruising at speed of 8 knots.

Yacht Charter Accommodation

Up to eight charter guests will find comfortable, modern and spacious accommodation aboard BABAC spread over four cabins. These include one King cabin and three Queen-bedded cabins, out of which one is convertible. The master suite has its own private balcony, very unique for a sailing yacht, allowing for immediate connection with the water. All cabins have their one ensuite bathroom facility.

Charter Amenities and Extras

Tenders + toys: 505 Williams Diesel Jet tender. 2 x seabobs F5 & F5s 2 x inflatable SUP Wakeboards Water skis Towing tubes Snorkel gear Inflatable swimming pool Individual floating chairs

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US$ 62,000 - 68,000/wk

US$ 62,000 - 78,000/wk

"People more and more are realizing the advantage of the multi-hull platform for cruising. It’s stable, it offers a lot of space, and it goes fast" - "The success of a boat, of a design, is really tied to the relationship you have with a customer. The best yachts that we have designed were also nice human relationships. That’s been true since the beginning. When you get on very well with people, you feel better about what they really like, how they will sail, how they will enjoy the boat, and that proximity leads to a boat naturally that you like." - Marc Van Peteghem (and Vincent Lauriot-Prévost) founded VPLP which is responsible for designing the world's most innovative racing boats and largest luxury catamarans.

Sailing Catamaran BABAC - Main shot