Sailing in the British Virgin Islands Aboard Cuan Law

The name Cuan Law reflects the Scottish heritage of designer and owners, Duncan and Annie Muirhead. "Cuan" is the Scottish-Gaelic word for ocean and "Law" means mountain.

Cuan Law with her towering white sails appears to be a snowy mountaintop rising from the ocean.

The Cuan Law was built in Canada and she and her sister ship Lammer Law in the Galapagos Islands have for many years been the world's largest sailing trimarans, built for cruising.