Lagoon 57

Unlike any other boat in San Blas. Built in 2004 and fully refit in 2024, she is a custom Lagoon 57 — personalized by her first owner with unique woodwork and a tailored interior not found in any standard production vessel. Her galley-down layout frees up an unusually wide salon that flows organically into the cockpit, creating an enveloping living space that feels more like a home than a charter yacht. Underwater hull lights illuminate the sea at night, turning the ocean floor into a living aquarium.

This Boat sails further than most: her crew deliberately seek out the most pristine, least-visited islands of the archipelago — places where almost no one else goes. On select evenings, Tomás lights a fire on an exclusive beach for an authentic Argentine asado, one of the most memorable meals guests take home with them. The kitchen, runs a full multi-course program: three meals a day, afternoon snack, desserts, fresh seafood, and a responsible open bar spanning rum, tequila, Aperol, whisky, wines, and house cocktails. A premium beverage upgrade is available (for an extra cost).

The boat

Kevlar-and-fiberglass hull. The largest solar panel array in San Blas powers 8 hours of A/C every night. Watermaker, two ice makers, freezer, minibar, JBL speakers with karaoke, electric grill, and a rigid 4.5 m Whally dinghy (more stable than inflatables) with a quiet 20 HP Suzuki 4-stroke engine.

Tomás captains and hosts with the enthusiasm of someone who chose this life deliberately. José keeps Nomade immaculate — daily cleaning and maintenance, sailing assistance and preparing delicious meals. (During select seasons, a dedicated third crew member steps in as full-time chef.)