Nautor's Swan
LA LOÉVIE
The lavish interior of LA LOÉVIE features 3 ensuite cabins for up to 6 guests. From the warm teak wood finishes to the state-of-the-art heating and air conditioning, each detail has been crafted to ensure a deluxe sailing experience. Perfect for those seeking a grand charter, LA LOÉVIE embodies the epitome of Italian elegance at its finest. With the addition of a dedicated professional crew of 3, guests aboard LA LOÉVIE can expect to be pampered and attended to with impeccable service throughout their charter. Embark on a new adventure and experience the best of both worlds with LA LOÉVIE. Whether seeking the relaxation of a cruise or the exhilaration of a race, this phenomenal sailboat provides the ideal fusion of comfort and performance for an unforgettable charter experience on the open sea.
LENGTH: 23.2 m
BEAM: 5.63 m
BUILT YEAR: 2006
REFIT: 2024
CRUISING SPEED: 9.5 kn
MAX SPEED: 22 kn
FUEL CAPACITY: 2800 L
La loévie sleeps 6 guests across 3 cabins.
CREW
Sail and work experience Tristan has been a captain since 2010, meaning he brings over 15 years of experience with him aboard LA LOEVIE. He is very confident in guiding boats through a range of different climates, particularly notable journeys including his 10 transatlantic crossings between 2020 and 2025. His time otherwise working as a naval carpenter has equipped him with an invaluable understanding of the technology and mechanisms of yachts. Recognised for his polyvalence, cooperativeness and perseverance, Tristan is essential to making sure charters aboard LA LOEVIE run smoothly. Job Description Tristan is responsible for navigation, safety, the overall running and financial management of the vessel, crew, and guests. He always ensures the safe and efficient operation of LA LOEVIE, including compliance with all procedures and regulations that keep our guests safe. He takes care of adhering to flag regulations, port state and local laws and regulations, and manages the crew to ensure adherence to, and a full understanding of, the catamaran’s policies. He further encourages teamwork, individual growth, and personal attention in delegating duties and supervising all crew tasks. Licences and Certificates • Capitaine 200 Voile • CGO • Medical II • CFBS • BAC Pro Maintenance Navale Languages French, English, Spanish, Italian
Sail and work experience Yael is a versatile Chef/Stewardess with over 12 charter seasons across the Mediterranean and Caribbean. Skilled in refined, guest-focused service, she takes pride in her creative cuisine tailored to high-end clientele. Her experience as a bakery-restaurant owner sharpened her organization, budgeting, and leadership skills, while her background in pharmaceutical sales developed a strong sense of communication and client care. All of these skills combine to guarantee a personable experience for all guests aboard LA LOEVIE. Job Description As stewardess, Yael is responsible for organisation, management, and cleanliness of all interiors. She maintains an accurate record of all service items and supplies and ensures cleaning and preparation of the vessel to the highest standards prior to all guest trips. As chef, Yael is further responsible for the crew and guest meals throughout the charter. With a deft touch and creative flair, she crafts meals that can be likened to the finest dining experiences. From haute cuisine to international treats, her artful skill in the kitchen knows no bounds. Licences and Certificates • Capitaine 200 • Certificat De Matelot Pont • CRO • Medical 1 • BAC+ Biologie Languages French, English, Spanish
Sail and Work Experience Paul is a highly versatile deckhand and certified 750kW mechanic with broad maritime experience across both sailing and motor vessels. His background includes work on passenger ferries, classic tall ships, workboats, and catamarans, often combining roles in deck operations, engine maintenance, and onboard support. He recently completed a delivery of a 60ft catamaran between Corsica and Martinique with CATLANT and worked as a deckhand on a RORO passenger vessel with LA COMPAGNIE OCÉANE. His time with SEAOWL MARINE on wind farm crew transfer vessels (CTVs) has provided him with valuable offshore experience. Paul has also served on the historic tall ship NOTRE-DAME DE RUMENGOL, participated in the delivery of a new 42ft catamaran from France to Turkey, and worked aboard classic and commercial vessels such as the trawler KANUMERA, the barge L’EMPEDOCLE, and the dredger STELLAMARIS. Additionally, he has supported marine works with ALPHA & CO and MERCERON TP, gaining experience with crane ops, diver support, and eco-friendly line laying. Job Description Paul supports deck operations including mooring, anchoring, navigation assistance, watchkeeping, and general maintenance. With his mechanical background, he contributes to the operation, troubleshooting, and servicing of both inboard and outboard engines. He is often involved in assisting with marine construction work and crew transfers, and is capable of handling cooking duties when required. His adaptable nature and hands-on technical experience make him a reliable and flexible crew member. Licenses and Qualifications • Mechanic 750kW Certificate – CEFCM Lorient • Deckhand Certificate – CEFCM Lorient (Fishing Option) • STCW 2010 – TIS, CAEERS, FBLI, SPRS, Medical 1 • Lifeguard Certificate (SNSM – equivalent to UK RNLI) • First Rescue Grade, SRC (VHF Level 1) • Level 1 International Diving (PADI) • Professional Licence in Nautism and Pleasure Crafts – UBS Lorient • Seafarer Medical Certificate valid until 17/11/2026 • Driving License and Boat Permit Languages French, English
Frequently Asked Questions
When is the best time to charter a yacht in the British Virgin Islands?
The British Virgin Islands offer excellent sailing conditions year-round, but the most popular charter season runs from December through April, when the weather is warm, dry, and the trade winds are at their most reliable. May to July also offers fantastic cruising with fewer crowds, while late summer and autumn can provide exceptional value, although they coincide with the Caribbean hurricane season. We can help you choose the ideal time based on your priorities, whether that's perfect weather, quieter anchorages, or the best charter rates.
Can I start my yacht charter in St. Thomas and cruise to the British Virgin Islands?
Yes. Many crewed yachts offer embarkation in St. Thomas, US Virgin Islands, before cruising into the British Virgin Islands. This is often the most convenient option, as St. Thomas has significantly more direct international flights than Tortola. However, not every yacht is licensed to operate in both territories, so we'll recommend vessels that have the necessary permits and guide you through the straightforward customs and immigration process.
How do I get to my yacht charter in the British Virgin Islands?
Most international guests fly into Cyril E. King Airport (STT) in St. Thomas, US Virgin Islands, thanks to its frequent direct flights from major North American cities. From there, you can either take the public ferry to Tortola or arrange a private water taxi directly to your yacht. Alternatively, you can fly into Terrance B. Lettsome International Airport (EIS) on Tortola, although flight options are generally more limited. We'll coordinate your transfers to ensure a smooth arrival.
How far in advance should I book a British Virgin Islands yacht charter?
For the widest choice of yachts, we recommend booking between 6 and 12 months in advance, particularly if you're planning to travel during Christmas, New Year, spring break, or the peak winter season. The most sought-after crewed catamarans and luxury yachts are often reserved many months ahead, while last-minute availability can be limited. Early planning gives you access to the best yachts, itineraries, and pricing.
Do I need sailing experience for a crewed yacht charter in the British Virgin Islands?
Not at all. A crewed yacht charter is designed to be completely effortless. Your professional captain handles all navigation and route planning, while the chef and crew take care of every aspect of your experience, from gourmet dining to water sports and daily service. Whether it's your first yacht charter or your tenth, you can simply relax and enjoy the islands while your crew manages every detail.
Is a crewed catamaran or a motor yacht better for a British Virgin Islands charter?
For most guests, a luxury crewed catamaran is the ideal choice for exploring the British Virgin Islands. Their shallow draft allows them to anchor closer to secluded beaches and protected bays, while their wide beam provides generous outdoor living space, exceptional stability, and outstanding value for families and groups.A motor yacht is better suited to guests seeking higher speeds, greater onboard luxury, or the flexibility to venture beyond the British Virgin Islands to destinations such as the US Virgin Islands or St. Maarten. The right choice ultimately depends on your budget, group size, and the style of holiday you're looking for, and we're happy to help you compare the best options.
Ready for an Unforgettable Yacht Charter in British Virgin Islands?
At All Blue Yachting, our expertise comes from genuine experience at sea. Many of our brokers have lived and worked aboard yachts themselves, giving them first-hand insight into every aspect of the charter experience.
From your initial enquiry to the final day of your journey, we’re here to guide you through every step with trusted advice, personalised recommendations, and seamless support throughout your charter.
- We take the time to understand your vision and bring it to life.
- We handpick the finest yachts tailored to your preferences.
- We manage all paperwork and secure transactions for complete peace of mind.
- We design personalised itineraries built around your travel style.
- We support you every step of the way, from enquiry to final accounts.
