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18.9m · Lagoon · sailing catamaran

SEAHOME Yacht Charter — 18.9m Lagoon sailing catamaran for 10 guests, with a crew of 3

Length
18.9 m
Guests
10
Cabins
5
Crew
3
Builder
Lagoon
Year
2016

18.9m · Lagoon · sailing catamaran

SEAHOME at a glance

SEAHOME is a 18.9m Lagoon sailing catamaran launched in 2016, sleeping 10 guests in 5 cabins with a crew of 3. Her charter season is Winter 2026 in the Caribbean.

Length
18.9 m
Guests
10
Cabins
5
Crew
3
Builder
Lagoon
Year
2016

Blue Ocean Club overview

Lagoon launched her in 2016

Lagoon launched SEAHOME in 2016.

She measures 18.9 m in length, 10.1 m across the beam, 1.6 m of draft.

She has a listed cruising speed of 8 knots and a top speed of 12 knots.

She is flagged in Jamaica.

Continue the story
SEAHOME, 18.9m Lagoon sailing catamaran — photograph 3

01 · On deck

Outdoor shower. Sun pads

On deck: Outdoor shower, Sun pads and Swim platform.

The outdoor spaces serve up to 10 guests.

SEAHOME, 18.9m Lagoon sailing catamaran — photograph 4

02 · Where she cruises

the Leeward Islands. Winter 2026

SEAHOME is offered for charter in the Caribbean.

Winter 2026: Leeward Islands and Windward Islands.

Summer 2027: Leeward Islands and Windward Islands.

SEAHOME, 18.9m Lagoon sailing catamaran — photograph 5

03 · The crew

A crew of 3. English

A crew of 3 runs SEAHOME, under Captain Martin Lategan.

Crew languages listed: English.

Crew profiles appear further down this page.

Interiors

SEAHOME interiors

Listed on board: air conditioning, library, games console, ice maker and tv saloon.

Smoking policy: smoking on deck.

Accommodation

5 cabins

SEAHOME sleeps 10 guests in 5 cabins.

Crew quarters: amidship.

  • Crew companionway
  • Crew separate heads
  • Crew separate shower
SEAHOME — layout plan
Cabin layout

The crew

Meet the crew

  • Martin Lategan

    Martin Lategan

    Captain

    South Africa · English · Year of birth 1999

    Martin Lategan

    Qualifications -RYA Yachtmaster Offshore -SAS Coastal Skipper -PADI Dive Master -STCW 95 -ENG1 Medical Captain Martin’s connection to the sea runs deep, having spent much of his childhood exploring vibrant rock pools and fishing from the rocks along Southern Africa’s coastline. These early experiences sparked a fascination with marine life and nurtured a lifelong love for the ocean. This passion for nature extended to the forests of South Africa, where he spent time hiking, camping, and discovering hidden corners of the wilderness. These adventures shaped his appreciation for the outdoors and laid the groundwork for a life filled with exploration. Martin’s path into sailing began in his teenage years, with dinghy sailing introducing him to the skills and thrills of being on the water. Over time, his maritime career evolved to include crewing on sailing trips that were not only for leisure but often research-driven, focusing on white sharks and marine ecosystems. He later gained valuable experience working on diving boats, further broadening his understanding of ocean environments and the diverse life beneath the waves. His time in the tasting rooms of South Africa’s Western Cape wine farms also added another dimension to his skills. There, Martin developed a solid knowledge of fine wines and enjoyed engaging with visitors, making it a natural transition to hosting guests in his current role. On board, Martin takes pride in sharing his knowledge and ensuring guests feel at ease. Whether he’s explaining the boat’s navigational instruments, recounting stories of his adventures, or helping guests discover new activities like fishing, hiking the islands, or simply relaxing in a secluded bay, he aims to create an experience tailored to everyone’s interests. Martin’s blend of maritime expertise, love for the outdoors, and easy-going nature ensures a comfortable and enjoyable time on the water for all who sail with him.

  • Justine Geere

    Justine Geere

    Chef

    South Africa · English · Year of birth 1996

    Justine Geere

    Qualifications -RYA Powerboat Level II -STCW -Personal Safety and Social Responsibility -Personal Survival Techniques -Marine Fire Fighting -Elementary Frist Aid -Personal Designated Security Duties -ENG1 Medical -International Highfield Diploma in Patisserie -International Highfield Diploma in Culinary Arts -Highfield Level 2 Certification in Health and Safety in the Workplace Justine is a dynamic and innovative chef. Having her culinary roots set in South Africa and the growth of her culinary journey fed by her time in the Caribbean, she has grown a love for not only vibrant flavours but for sustainable cooking. She prioritises quality produce and sourcing the best possible ingredients for her cooking. This mixed with her passion for nutrition, and support for ethical culinary and production practices makes for an all-round, down to earth and luxurious gastronomical experience that is not only rich in nourishment but rich in soul.

  • Tayla Britts

    Tayla Britts

    Stewardess & Deckhand

    South Africa · English · Year of birth 1999

    Tayla Britts

    MARITIME QUALIFICATIONS -PADI Dive Master -American Red Cross Lifeguard -PADI Dive Master -Power Boat Level II -Personal Watercraft Certificate -STCW & PDSD -Intro to Barrista and Brewing - MCA ENG 1 -Food Safety and Hygiene Level 2 Tayla Britt, originally from South Africa, is a dedicated and dynamic yachting professional, going into her fourth season as a Deckhand/Stewardess. Her strong maritime foundation is built on a lifetime spent on the water immersed in watersports and scuba diving. Tayla is a certified PADI Dive Instructor and American Red Cross Lifeguard, with an enduring passion for the ocean. Her skill set includes a wide range of deck and interior duties, guest focused services, water-based activities and safety procedures, making her a highly versatile and reliable crew member. Recognized for her enthusiasm, strong work ethic and team-oriented mindset, Tayla thrives in fast paced, high-standard environments. She takes pride in creating unforgettable guest experiences while contributing to a positive, professional crew culture. Driven by a love for the sea and a desire for continuous growth, Tayla is eager to bring her passion, energy and hands-on expertise to her role on Seahome.

Water toys

SEAHOME water toys and tenders

Every item below is listed for SEAHOME.

Paddle and sail

Kayak · Paddleboards · Surf board

Skis and boards

Kneeboard · Wakeboard

Towables and inflatables

Inflatable Watertoys · Tube - towable

Diving

Diving equipment

  • Scuba Diving Equipment
  • Snorkeling Equipment
  • Underwater lighting
  • Diving insured: Yes
  • Diving costs: <p><span>Certified Divers: Cost pd/pp: $75</span><br/></p><p><span>Open Water Certification Dives: Do classwork and pool dives at home, come with referral letter from your instructor, and complete open water certification on the yacht. Includes 4 dives. $300.</span></p><p><span>Discover Scuba Diving: Introduction to diving for non-divers. $150 includes key concept training and two supervised shallow water dives. Additional supervised shallow water dives available for $75/dive. (No certification achieved.)</span></p><p><span>Gear included except wetsuits.</span></p><p></p>
  • Scuba tanks: 18
  • Buoyancy compensators: 8
  • Regulators: 8
SEAHOME, 18.9m Lagoon sailing catamaran — photograph 2

Route inspiration · Winter 2026

Journeys in the Leeward Islands

Winter 2026: Leeward Islands and Windward Islands. These routes follow waters this yacht is listed for.

  1. 01Leeward Islandsthe Leeward Islands · Winter 2026
  2. 02Leeward IslandsWinter 2026
  3. 03Windward IslandsWinter 2026

On board

Amenities and equipment

As listed for this yacht.

Listed amenities

  • Air Conditioning
  • Library
  • Outdoor shower
  • Light fishing gear
  • Games console
  • Ice maker
  • Indoor audio system
  • Sun pads
  • Sun loungers
  • Swim platform
  • TV saloon
  • Water maker

About the yacht

About SEAHOME

Description as supplied.

SEAHOME is a 2016 luxury Lagoon 62 performance sailing catamaran, featuring Lagoon's new Essence upgraded decor. SEAHOME features accommodations for up to 10 guests in 5 guest Queen cabins. All cabins have ensuite baths.

SEAHOME began chartering June 2016 in the Mediterranean, cruising the very popular Montenegro/Croatia coastline. She relocated to the Caribbean in 2017 and has maintained a busy calendar in the Virgin Islands, Leewards, and Windward islands.

SEAHOME, 18.9m Lagoon sailing catamaran — photograph 6

Particulars

SEAHOME specifications

Length
18.9 m
Length (ft)
62 ft
Beam
10.1 m
Draft
1.6 m
Category
Sailing
Hull
Multihull
Builder
Lagoon
Year launched
2016
Flag
Jamaica
Guests (sleeping)
10
Cabins
5
Crew
3
Crew cabins
Amidship
Crew language
English
Engine
2x 150hp Engines
Cruising speed
8 kn
Maximum speed
12 kn
Fuel (cruising)
22.7 l/h
Cruising speed (km/h)
14.8 km/h
Maximum speed (km/h)
22.2 km/h
Voltage
120 AC
VAT registered
No
USA duty
No
Smoking
Smoking on deck
Diving certification
PADI Master

Photographs courtesy of the yacht's charter management

SEAHOME charter rate & availability

SeasonPeriodWeekly Rate
Winter 2026Leeward Islands, Windward Islands€37,400 – €41,000 per week
Summer 2027Leeward Islands, Windward Islands€37,400 – €41,000 per week

The published rate and availability are confirmed for the requested dates.

Need the cost structure first? Read the Blue Ocean Club guide to base charter fees, APA and taxes.

Blue Ocean Club view

Who SEAHOME suits

SEAHOME is an 18.9 m Lagoon sailing catamaran well suited to extended family holidays or groups of friends who value relaxed cruising together. Configured with five cabins to accommodate ten guests, she is looked after by an attentive crew of three. Life on board centres on time in the open air, whether setting off across the water with her paddleboards and kayak, soaking up the sun on the sun pads, or stepping straight into the sea from the swim platform.

When compared with similar yachts listed in the Leeward Islands, she sits at a similar length and welcomes the exact same guest count across her cabins. Built in 2016, she is older than other comparable yachts in the area, yet her weekly rate remains similar. This balance ensures she remains a dependable and familiar choice for charterers exploring these cruising grounds.

The best time to charter SEAHOME spans both winter 2026 and summer 2026 across the Caribbean. Scheduling a charter between January and April allows you to experience the classic trade-wind sailing of the Leeward Islands and the Windward Islands, while cruising between May and August provides a quieter voyage through the Caribbean.

Written by Blue Ocean Club from this yacht's listed particulars and checked against them line by line. The yacht's own description is shown separately on this page.

Blue Ocean Club estimate · not the listed rate

What a week aboard SEAHOME costs all-in

Our planning estimate, built on the listed weekly rate shown in the rate section. APA, tax and gratuity are typical figures; your charter contract sets the final amounts.

Charter fee per guest per night
$600 – $657
Weekly rate ÷ 10 guests ÷ 7 nights, before APA, tax and gratuity.
Nearest airports · Leeward Islands
St Maarten (SXM) and Antigua (ANU); St Barts (SBH) for small aircraft
Simpson Bay marinas are about 5–15 minutes from St Maarten airport; English Harbour and Falmouth are about 30–40 minutes from Antigua airport.
Typical extras
APA 25% (typical for sailing yachts and catamarans), gratuity 15%.
Charter taxes and cruising fees vary by island and are not included.
At the low listed rate
Charter fee (listed rate)$42,000
Advance Provisioning Allowance (APA) (25%)$10,500
Crew gratuity (customary) (15%)$6,300
Estimated all-in week≈ $58,800
At the high listed rate
Charter fee (listed rate)$46,000
Advance Provisioning Allowance (APA) (25%)$11,500
Crew gratuity (customary) (15%)$6,900
Estimated all-in week≈ $64,400

The APA is an advance for fuel, food, drinks, berths and similar running costs; unspent APA is returned. Some yachts are offered on all-inclusive terms, in which case the APA line does not apply. Delivery fees, if any, are extra. How charter costs work.

Blue Ocean Club comparison

SEAHOME and similar yachts in the Leeward Islands

YachtLengthGuestsBuiltWeekly rate from
SEAHOME (this yacht)Lagoon18.9 m102016$42,000
SAIL AWAYLagoon18.9 m102014$39,000
BLUE PEPPERFountaine Pajot18.3 m102018$39,547
CELESTINEVoyage Yachts18.3 m102020$40,500
LISA OF THE SEASFountaine Pajot20.4 m102020$42,500

Same type of yacht, listed for the Leeward Islands, closest in length, guests, rate and age. Rates of the other yachts as listed on 31 October 2026; open each yacht for its current rate.

Blue Ocean Club cruising guide · listed for Winter 2026

Cruising the Leeward Islands: when to go and where to anchor

Best time

The primary charter season runs from December to April, marked by reliable north-easterly trade winds of 15 to 25 knots and minimal rainfall. Peak demand occurs during the festive period and regatta weeks. May brings lighter breezes and fewer yachts, while the official Atlantic hurricane season runs from June 1 to November 30, during which charter operations are significantly reduced.

Practical tips

  • Fly into St Maarten (SXM) or Antigua (ANU); Simpson Bay marinas are 5–15 minutes from SXM, while English Harbour and Falmouth are 30–40 minutes from ANU.
  • Cruising between island nations requires clearing customs and immigration at designated ports of entry, with passports and ship documents presented by the yacht captain.
  • Provisioning is most extensive on St Maarten and Antigua, which have large supermarkets near key marinas, whereas smaller outlying islands have more restricted inventory.

Anchorages to know

  • Anse de Colombier, St Barts
    A sheltered, uninhabited bay within the nature reserve featuring mooring buoys, clear water, and walking tracks to the headland.
  • English Harbour, Antigua
    A deeply indented, historic harbour offering landlocked shelter, designated anchorages, and direct access to restored naval facilities.
  • Green Island, Antigua
    An uninhabited island protected by an outer barrier reef, providing calm waters for tender use and water sports.
  • Simpson Bay, St Maarten
    A broad roadstead anchorage and sheltered lagoon entrance providing well-protected holding and quick access to coastal services.
Read the full Leeward Islands cruising guide →

Also listed

Listed with SEAHOME

The Blue Ocean Concierge

Enhance your charter with Blue Ocean Concierge.

Every booking includes a dedicated concierge manager. Add any of the following — or anything else you can imagine — to shape a truly bespoke week.

  • Private jet & helicopter transfers
  • Michelin-trained private chef
  • Sommelier-curated wine provisioning
  • On-board yoga & spa therapists
  • VIP beach club & restaurant access
  • Photographer & videographer
  • Bespoke shore excursions
  • Live musicians & DJs
  • Anniversary, proposal & celebration staging
  • Chauffeured cars & discreet security
  • Marine biologist for the children
  • 24/7 personal concierge manager
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Frequently asked

SEAHOME: your questions, answered

The most common questions we receive about chartering SEAHOME. For anything specific to your dates, guest list or itinerary, message us directly.