About The Ana Luna Catamaran
Sailing from Bermuda, the Ana Luna is a 45 foot French built catamaran. It is one of only 13 Wauquiez Kronos catamarans ever constructed. Launched in 1995, she was constructed for the high end French market, and cost roughly double cats of the same size.
Teak decks throughout compliment the exceptional teak woodwork and joinery found throughout the salon, and four cabins with complete in suite bathrooms.
Guests often remark on how easy she is to sail with sloop-rigging and a safe efficient deck plan. Her dedicated preventor line makes accidental jibing impossible and planned jibes much easier. This is a unique feature not found on any other catamarans that we know of.
The helmsman sits on a couch for three in the yachts center providing clear vision all around.
The bimini covered cockpit is very popular for relaxation. Cockpit curtains are deployed quickly and easily providing privacy and protection from wind and rain.
Relaxation areas abound. The two large trampolines forward are always popular for tanning. The oversized pulpits at the bows make this area safe and provide good seating while at anchor and underway.
Ana Luna's rigging is beefy and impressive. Her blocks and physical size of mast and boom, along with overbuilt diamond rig, all added to initial cost of this yacht. They are hugely welcome however when the winds are blowing and seas are high.
Oriental rugs, hand loomed decor, rattan place mats, and Balinese wood carvings abound throughout the salon and cabins. These fine items are evidence of Captain Nathan Worswick's other business as a procurer of international handicraft items for his retail business Unicas Southwest.
Ana Luna’s Specifications:
Type: 45' Wauqeuiz Catamaran
Maximum Guests: 6 overnight, 28 during the day
Crew: 1 Bermuda-licensed pilot and 1 crew member
Cabins: 3 double cabins en suite heads & showers
Charter Season: May 1st to November 31st