REVA NUI

REVA NUI takes her name from Rapa Nui, Easter Island, where "nui" means abundance and "reva" is a call to set out. She is a brand-new Lagoon Seventy 7, launched in 2025 and already one of the more credible charter catamarans working the Western Mediterranean. Her 11-metre beam creates deck space that genuinely surprises for a 23-metre hull, with lounging, dining, and living areas spread generously across three open levels.

Four guest cabins sleep eight across three doubles and a twin, all en-suite. The master suite has its own private terrace opening to the water, a walk-in closet, and a separate relaxation area generous enough to spend a whole morning in without feeling the need to move. Captain Jaime González leads a crew of four alongside Chef Jérémy Rit, Chief Stewardess Cristina Rodríguez, and Mate Luca Spindler, and the food and service consistently match the hardware.

A Williams 505 jet tender and a 5-metre dinghy handle transfers and island-hopping. On the water, guests have an inflatable E-foil, two Jobe Infinity Pro sea scooters, and a SeaBob F9 for powered play, plus wakeboard, water skis, paddleboards, tubes, and eight snorkel kits for everything else. Her 1.90-metre draft opens up the shallow anchorages around La Maddalena and Porto Cervo.

REVA NUI sails Sardinia, Corsica, and the Italian coast in summer, then crosses to the Caribbean and Bahamas for winter under Malta flag. She gives eight guests the run of a catamaran built for abundance in every sense of the name.