Lagoon 570 Copernic – Six-Cabin Catamaran Hire from Santa Cruz de La Palma

Description

With four double cabins and two bunk-bed cabins, Copernic offers a practical arrangement for a group travelling together on La Palma. The Lagoon 570 combines a shaded deck and shared living areas with useful equipment for longer stays, from a water maker to a fully equipped galley.

Lagoon 570 Copernic is a 17.06-metre sailing catamaran operated by Copernic Charter from Marina La Palma in Santa Cruz de la Palma. Built in 2005, the vessel is described by its supplier as renovated in 2022. Its 9.15-metre beam provides the broad catamaran layout that appeals to guests who want space to spend time together between sailing sessions.

Accommodation is arranged across six guest cabins: four double cabins sleep eight, and two bunk-bed cabins provide four further berths. That makes twelve listed guest sleeping places. The inventory also identifies two separate crew berths, but the supplier's maximum headcount is twelve; confirm how the skipper, any other crew and paying guests count towards the actual permitted occupancy. The supplier lists eight toilets with showers, an unusually detailed count that should be confirmed against the usable bathroom layout before booking.

The galley includes a fridge, freezer, cooker, oven, dishwasher, ice maker and sink. Heating, a generator, solar panels, an inverter and a water maker are listed, making the boat appealing for guests who value practical facilities aboard. There is no air conditioning in the confirmed equipment list, so do not assume that the cabins are cooled.

Outside, a bimini offers shade, and the equipment list includes a dinghy, kayak, stand-up paddleboard, snorkelling sets and a fishing set. Navigation equipment includes a classic mainsail, autopilot and GPS plotters both outside and in the saloon. A safety net and outdoor shower are also listed. The supplier highlights a dinghy engine as included, but its availability should be checked when requesting a quote.

This is a skipper-required charter rather than a confirmed bareboat offer. Copernic Charter lists a professional skipper as a mandatory paid extra, while the two crew berths are shown separately from the guest cabins. Tell the operator your dates and group composition to confirm the charter duration, permitted occupancy, crew arrangements and a complete itemised price.

Why choose this yacht

Copernic's six-cabin layout works for a group with different sleeping preferences: couples can use the double cabins while friends or family members can use the bunk cabins. A shaded deck, water maker and well-specified galley are useful features when guests plan to spend more than a few hours aboard.

Who is this yacht for?

A group of friends or families considering a private sailing catamaran from La Palma, with up to twelve nominal guest berths across six cabins. The operator must confirm the maximum number of paying guests with the compulsory skipper and any additional crew aboard.

What to expect

A classic-mainsail Lagoon catamaran with autopilot, indoor and outdoor GPS plotters, solar panels, generator, heating and a bimini. Onboard equipment includes a dinghy, kayak and stand-up paddleboard. A professional skipper is mandatory; exact equipment availability and any planned sailing area are confirmed at booking.

Before you go

The advertised charter rate starts at €870 per day. A professional skipper is compulsory at €150 per day, and a mandatory €500 charge per rental covers the transit log, final cleaning and bed linen. A separate refundable security deposit of €4,000 per rental is listed; this is not a non-refundable fee and is subject to the charter contract. Optional deposit insurance is priced at €295 per rental, but the supplier does not specify whether this reduces the deposit or by how much. An optional hostess costs €120 per day, flexible cancellation costs 8% of the rental price, and early check-in or late checkout are each listed at €250 per rental. Ask Copernic Charter to confirm all mandatory charges, any additional fuel or mooring costs, the deposit and insurance terms, crew accommodation and the total for your dates.

Practical tips

The named base is Marina La Palma in Santa Cruz de la Palma. For a daily rental, the supplier lists collection between 09:00 and 10:00 and return between 17:00 and 18:00; longer stays have separate handover windows. On-site extras are listed as cash-only, including the paid skipper and cleaning package, so clarify payment arrangements in advance. Confirm the meeting point, guest-to-crew allocation, actual bathroom layout and the availability of the highlighted dinghy engine before departure.