High technology is the determining factor
in this catamaran. The designers have borrowed from the competitive racing boats composite
materials such as fiberglass, epoxy resin, carbon, and advanced techniques of vacuum
polymerization and post heating to 60°C.
The quality of a winning, open-ocean
racing yacht, and the comfort of an international luxury class hotel are combined in the
catamaran LONE STAR, awarding a new dimension to cruising in the tropics. Unequalled
sensations in unparalleled space import you to new horizons. With LONE STAR you
enter the select club of those who demand the highest standards of comfort and
performance.
The architecture is signed by Marc Van
Peteghem and Vincent Lauriot Prevost, the specialists of racing multihulls. Their
prize-winning designs include Florence Arthaud's Pierre 1er, winner of the
"Route du Rhum" in 1991.
Elegant lines and an imposing sail surface
of nearly 3,100 square feet give this multihull an uncommon cruising speed of 12-14 knots.
With an increase in wind, they will accelerate to 16-18 knots with vivacity. In very good
conditions, you will experience moments that only world class sailors know: speed up to
20-24 knots, bows smoking with spray. This speed is attained in complete comfort thanks to
a stability factor that is beyond reproach.
The 2,700 square feet of interior are
spaciously arranged and furnished with elegance and comfort. In the main salon of 500
square feet, which includes the dining room and bar, there is a 360° unobstructed view of
the sea and the islands.
Interiors of rich woods and almond green
Alcantara provide a sober and refined atmosphere.
The six passenger cabins, from 125 to 160
square feet, are truly considered with detail and harmony: there is a large bed, private
bathroom, mini laser stereo system ...
With air conditioning, fax, telex,
telephone and personal computer, this catamaran provides an environment of the highest
quality.
Space also means a deck of 2,700 square
feet that is astutely arranged to separate the navigation area from the sunbathing
section. An outside living area, constantly sheltered from the sun, even while underway,
is also at your disposal.
Aboard such yachts as LONE STAR,
leisure activities assume another dimension. An open-air launching platform aft of each
hull is the perfect spot from which to sample the warm, clear tropical waters. Watersports
such as swimming, windsurfing, sea kayaking, and water skiing become natural activities.
In the evening, a delicious iced cocktail in hand, comfortably installed on the spacious
sofas, you may hesitate between Mozart's "Marriage of Figaro" or Duke Ellington.
All sorts of games are available, unless you decide to watch a video projection.
Activities are there for the taking, never imposed, always refined.
LONE STAR allows you to discover
differently the Caribbean Sea, from the British Virgin Islands to Martinique. Choose your
point of departure and the speed, elegance and comfort of these ships will provide you a
wide and privileged view of the West Indies.
LONE STAR
Captain David Moraux
David Miroux has recently joined LONESTAR as her new Captain.
David, who is 34 years old, has a long experience at sea with a round the
World voyage on several catamaran sailing yachts. These cruises took him
from France across the Atlantic, the Pacific, and the Indian Ocean to the
Red Sea and to the Mediterranean, and again the Caribbean. David, as first
mate, delivered the 80'catamaran “Magic Cat” from Noumea, in New Caledonia,
to the Mediterranean.
From Venezuela to the British Virgin Islands, the Caribbean islands has no
more secrets for him. David has a great personality, he is confidant,
totally in control, delighted to be in charge of one of the largest
catamaran cruising yacht in charter service. He is a graduate of the famous
“Ecole d' Hydrographie de Saint Malo” one of the most prestigious maritime
institute in the World. With his crew, David is in charge of insuring a
perfect cruise for his guests on-board “Lonestar”, sharing his love of
sailing and the sea and making each and every moment memorable.
The always-hospitable Lone Star crew is dedicated to providing each charter guest with the vacation of a lifetime. Lone Star carries a minimum crew of four (captain, chef, hostess and mate) that expands to five (with an extra hostess) when over 10 guests are aboard. This guarantees that you will be served promptly by a friendly, enthusiastic crew whose only mission is to cater to your every need. To assure your enjoyment, Captain Mark Thompson has assembled the best charter crew in the industry. From supervising your favorite recreational activity to tempting you with extraordinary meals, they consistently deliver five-star service. Because of the yacht's size, they're never in the way yet always on hand to mix your favorite cocktail or turn down your bed. Extensively trained and thoroughly familiar with all our cruising areas, the Lone Star crew works tirelessly to make each charter truly unforgettable.
CHEF ALAIN SCHIEB
Born in Papeete, Tahiti, Chef Alain Schieb was eager to go back to sea and “LONE STAR” provided the opportunity. Recognized as “Best Chef in France in 1993” (Meilleur Ouvrier de France 1993), finalist of the “Pierre Taittinger International Culinary Meeting”, winner of the 39th “Auguste Escoffier International Culinary Grand Prix”, finalist of the “Cordon d’Or de la Cuisine Francaise” in Monaco, Alain Schieb brings his exceptional talent and expertise on-board “LONE STAR”. He is at his best sharing his passion for great food with his guests, and the unique setting of an 86’catamaran sailing in Paradise while savoring Alain’s cuisine comes close to re-defining Epicurean moments.
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