Lady Rosé

Lady Rosé is a catamaran of 20 metres in length and 10 metres in beam, with a draught of one metre. Built in 2026, she is a new vessel, and her proportions suit the shallow anchorages and sheltered bays of the Caribbean, where a catamaran's wide platform gives a steady and spacious character at anchor and under way.

She accommodates up to eight guests across four guest cabins, a configuration that keeps the group intimate and allows each party a private retreat. Her crew is attentive without intrusion, and the modest scale of the yacht means guests are rarely far from the sea.

Lady Rosé is based in Bequia, the small island in the Grenadines that has long been a base for seafarers, and her cruising grounds are the Caribbean. From this home port she is positioned for itineraries among the islands, with the flexibility to move between harbours and quiet anchorages as the weather and the wishes of her guests suggest.

For those seeking a contemporary catamaran of considered scale, Lady Rosé offers a restrained and comfortable way to explore the region, with the calm confidence of a vessel that is both new and thoughtfully sized.