C'EST LA VIE

2022 67ft Catamaran Sleeps 8 Guests In 4 Cabins, Luxury at it's best
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From $59,000/week
Special Terms
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Guests: 8
Length: 67ft
Cabins: 4
Built: 2022
Crew: 3
Builder: Lagoon
C’est La Vie was designed to create unforgettable vacation experiences exploring a range of activity and relaxation, mixed with high end luxury and unrivaled adventure, all amidst a tropical backdrop. A well-appointed 2022 Lagoon Sixty7, C’est La Vie offers bespoke luxury in 2 spacious Queen cabins and a massive master cabin, each with en-suite washrooms and plenty of living space. Topside you will find multiple sun beds, loungers and wet bars aplenty. Her crew of 3 leaves no need unmet; offering decades of combined professional experience to create a seamless, customized and highly interactive encounter. No finer culinary experience can be...
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Accommodations
8 Guests
4 Queen Beds
4 Electric Heads
4 Cabins
4 Showers
Crew will take port midship cabin.
Rates are for 3 queen cabins. ...
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Amenities
WiFi internet access
Generator:
Sun Awning
Ice maker
Ipod/device docking station
Air conditioning and fans
Inverter
Bimini Top
BBQ
Cockpit and flybridge speakers
Night Air conditioning and fans
Water Maker
Deck showers
Salon TV with satellite tv
Swim Platforms
Water fun
15ft Dinghy
Wakeboard
Stand Up Paddle
Floating Mats
Underwater Camera
Adult Water Skis
Kneeboard
1 Man Kayak
Snorkeling Gear
Kids Water Skis
Tube
2 Man Kayak
Beach Games
- 2x seabobs
- 2x efoils
- 1x wakeboard
- 1x sub wing
- Tubing
- Diving (dive gear, compressor onboard- with dive instructor)
-1x nauti bout leisure floating dock(with seabob docking stations)
-2x paddle board/ kayak
Crew
ROBERT ‘ROBBIE’ SARGENT
Originally from Zimbabwe, Robbie was brought up on a farm with a love for the outdoors, sport and a keen sense for adventure. His hobbies also include golf and darts but his favorite from a young age was and always has been fishing, whether it’s fresh water or deep sea. After school, he moved to South Africa to play professional rugby, but it was not long before he decided on it being an unlikely permanent career choice. He turned towards scuba diving instead, despite the cold waters of Cape Town and worked his way up to becoming an instructor. After a few years of this, Robbie grew keen to search for warmer water to ...
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