The Lammer Law was built in Canada by designer Duncan Muirhead in 1.980. She and her sister ship Cuan law are the world’s largest trimarans. At 93 feet long on deck by 42 feet wide, her size, shallow draft, and the trihull designed provide extreme stability, both at anchor and underway. The name “Lammer Law” reflects owners and designers, Duncan and Annie Murihead’s Scottish heritage.

Lammer Law’s size provides spacious living quarters and fan more room to spread out than you’ve seen on any other live-aboard.

Lammer Law is a large yacht with all the comfort you would expect from a cruise ship. The artful combination of stability, grace and speed make this a perfect partner for your Galapagos discovery adventure.

Characteristics:

Navigation Equipment
16 mile Raytheon radar, 24 mile Furuno radar, GPS Satellite Navigator, NVI (Night Vision Instruments), depthfinders, speed and distance log, compasses, barometer, forward looking echo sounder.

Safety Equipment
2 units of 600 gal/day watermakers, air-conditioning throughout, icemaker, stereo, TV, VCR.

Comfort Equipment
16 mile Raytheon radar, 24 mile Furuno radar, GPS Satellite Navigator, NVI (Night Vision Instruments), depthfinders, speed and distance log, compasses, barometer, forward looking echo sounder.

Communication Equipment
VHF radio, SSB radio.

Electricity
110 volts AC / 60 Hz.

Type
Motor Sailer Trimaran, schooner rigged.

L.O.A.
93 feet / 28.5 meters

Beam
2 x 210 HP Caterpillar

Engines
110 volts AC / 60 Hz.

Generators
2 x 75 KVA, 1 x 25 KVA

Builder
Algan Shipyards, Canada

Speed
10 knots (under power)

Accomodations
8 cabins with two twin beds (convertible to one double bed), each with private facilities.

Crew
7 plus 1 naturalist or 2 dive guides

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