Aboard Le Reve L620 Essence
Le Reve L620 Essence is a sailing catamaran, built by Lagoon in 2017. Two hulls keep her level at anchor, and she sails when the wind is right.
She sleeps six guests in three cabins. Two crew look after them, and their wages are part of the weekly rate.
Her garage holds an e-foil and a wing foil, plus two more kinds of toys.
At US$42,000 a week with every cabin full, that is US$1,000 per guest a night before running costs.
- Guests
- 6
- Cabins
- 3
- Crew
- 2
- Length
- 18 m
- Beam
- 10.06 m
- Built
- 2017
- Builder
- Lagoon
Where she sails and what she costs
- Summer: area on request, US$42,000 a week
- Winter: area on request, US$42,000 a week
In her garage
- E-foil
- Kitesurf
- Wing foil
- Drone
From her listing
The beautiful Le Reve in the in the Virgin Islands, Bahamas, or New England.
Experience the art of living aboard Le Reve, an owner’s edition of the Essence line that is the epitome of luxury.
The three spacious air-conditioned staterooms are fitted with high end materials and furniture that allow for a nearly unprecedented level of comfort. Guests can enjoy their gourmet meals in our luxurious cockpit seating area and then lounge with a cocktail on the massive sun-deck afterwards. The gull-wing bridge deck design allows for greater comfort and smoother sailing, despite heavy seas.
Le Reve is equipped with an impressive array of water equipment, including but not limited to skis, paddle boards, snorkeling gear, kiteboarding gear, and SCUBA with a compressor.
Despite the outstanding quality of life aboard, performance is not sacrificed. With its twin 150HP Volvo engines and 1500+ square foot mainsail, Le Reve can easily reach and maintain top speeds in a variety of conditions.
Is Le Reve L620 Essence free for your week?
- Sending the sheet is free and commits you to nothing.
- Our team checks the calendars against your dates and replies within 24 hours.
- Neutral advice: we recommend the yacht that suits you, whichever yard built her.
- The offer shows the weekly rate and the running costs (APA) before you sign anything.