Cuan Law Liveaboard

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Site Information: Cuan Law Liveaboard The Cuan Law - Liveaboard Diving In The British Virgin Islands. The Cuan Law was built in Canada by owner/designer Duncan Muirhead in 1980 and she and her sister ship The Lammer Law are the world's largest trimarans. At 93 feet long on deck by 42 feet wide, her size and the trihull design provide extreme stability, both at anchor and underway.

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