Belize Sailing

The Legacy is a 65' catamaran custom built for Captain Lisa Tormala.

The Legacy can accomodate up to 12 guests very comfortably, and includes an enormous deck space (over 2000 sf) and dedicated 4'x6' retractable dive deck, plus a crew that delivers first-class service, expert piloting, gourmet meals, informative dive-master from instructions with excellent local knowledge.

The Legacy has a 32' beam, with a cruising speed of 12-18 knots and displacement of 48,000 lbs.

1 queen berth Cabin 3 double berth cabins 2 upper/lower single berth cabins 3 shared heads 5 showers TV and VCR/DVD Auto Pilot Radar GPS and VHF Radios Speed Log and Depth Sounder Wind and Direction Indicator Full Safety Equipment Propane Barbecue Grill

Two 70 hp diesel engines Water maker and ice maker Snorkeling gear Fans and air conditioning Sun floats Water skis and knee board Full Stereo with CD and cassette Protected Cockpit Swim and Dive Ladder Fully Equipped Galley Sea Kayaks Windsurfers Hammocks

Next Wave has a fascinating 20-year history.  She was originally named the Sebago, and was built in 1984 by Walter Green in Yarmouth, Maine.

The Sebago won several races during her first few years before being "retired and converted for day sailing in 1989.

She was then sold and went to Key West where she started the whole day sailing business there over 15 years ago, and has been busy bringing pleasure to day passengers ever since.  (However, she still displays evidence of her racing pedigree with frequent speeds of over 15 knots.)

Next Wave is equipped with a marine toilet and holding tank for guest comfort.  Water toys include masks and snorkels, foam noodles and rubber float rings.  A fresh water spray rinses away the salt after water activities.

Safety features include twin diesel engines, life jackets, marine VHF radio, fire extinguisher and GPS.