DESTINATION GUIDES YACHT DIRECTORY
CHARTER COLLECTION 2017
THE QUINTESSENTIAL GUIDE TO LUXURY YACHT CHARTER ESCAPES THE JOURNAL FROM NORTHROP & JOHNSON PUBLICATION 03
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WELCOME TO SEASCAPES, AN ANNUAL PUBLICATION BY NORTHROP & JOHNSON Seascapes is the perfect guide for the adventurous at heart and for yachting enthusiasts of all types who enjoy quality time at sea in the most lavish settings. Seascapes features 22 cruising guides that have been carefully crafted by Northrop & Johnson’s charter experts who know all the ins and outs of the most sought-after corners of the world, ranging from traditional yachting hubs to off-the-beaten-track destinations. In addition, Seascapes offers an exclusive selection of 84 luxury superyachts to choose from. This sophisticated coffee table book is the quintessential guide to your next great adventure and offers the world to anyone who opens it. From classic yachting favorites like the French Riviera to the exotic islands of Southeast Asia, Seascapes provides you with a wide-ranging collection of destinations and activities to enjoy. Northrop & Johnson’s charter experts have the acquired knowledge to tailor your holiday in some of the most idyllic destinations on the planet. These destination guides showcase full itineraries, maps, photos and all of the information you need to choose the cruising grounds of your next luxury charter holiday. From the best restaurants and shopping to the must-visit attractions and sights, Seascapes has recommendations and reviews from Northrop & Johnson’s charter experts to help guide you while planning your luxury escape. Enjoy exploring each destination’s hot spots and hidden secrets before you embark. After you’ve been inspired by the destinations, peruse our comprehensive collection of the world’s best luxury charter yachts, where vivid photos and complete details will help you select the perfect yacht to take you on the ultimate holiday.
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22 Western Mediterranean 14 Our Heritage 16 About Charter – Destinations 22 Western Mediterranean Amalfi Coast Côte d’Azur Balearics Sardinia 32 Eastern Mediterranean Adriatic The Ionian Islands Turkey Greek Isles
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42 Caribbean + The Bahamas The Exumas British Virgin Islands Leeward Islands Turks & Caicos 52 The Americas Alaska Florida Baja Mexico New England Galapagos 64 Global Gems Norway New Zealand Sydney Great Barrier Reef Whitsundays Thailand French Polynesia 80 Yacht Directory Over 50 metres Under 50 metres Performance yachts Sailing yachts – 220 Services & Marketing 230 Our Offices
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WHEN CHARTERING A LUXURY YACHT, THE WORLD IS YOUR OYSTER...
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O U R H E R I TA G E SINCE 1949 Northrop & Johnson is the quintessential full-service yacht brokerage. Since 1949, we have offered discerning clientele an innovative, sophisticated approach to all aspects of the yachting lifestyle. Northrop & Johnson’s reputation of success is built on decades of commitment to clients and commerce within the industry. From yacht sales and purchase to charter, management and marketing of the world’s most exclusive luxury vessels, Northrop & Johnson offers a total-service approach. Our impressive record of yacht sales, growing charter fleet and global expansion are a testament to the honesty, integrity and steadfast promise to deliver the best to our clientele. Shortly after World War II, Jim Northrop and George Johnson formed a partnership to provide a quality yacht brokerage service to their close circle of yachting companions on Long Island Sound. The first Northrop & Johnson office opened in 1949 at 366 Madison Avenue in lower Manhattan and served as the foundation for the fledgling brokerage house. Here began Northrop & Johnson’s true-blue “Yankee” heritage, which is reflected in the company’s reputation for honesty, integrity and fair play. The word about the “Gentlemen Brokers” of Northrop & Johnson spread throughout the tight-knit yachting community of New York and created the platform on which the company’s sterling reputation was built. By the early 1960s, Northrop & Johnson had expanded with branch offices in Stamford, Connecticut; Miami, Florida; and Marblehead, Massachusetts. In 1971, Kees Van Vliet opened the first U.S.-affiliated yacht brokerage office in Europe; the office was based in Cannes, France. By the late 1970s, additional offices were added in Newport, Rhode Island; Puerto Buenos, Spain; and St. Petersburg, Florida. During the 1970s and 1980s, Northrop & Johnson became the premier large yacht brokerage in the United States. Many of the industry’s most influential names began their careers with Northrop & Johnson. Today, Northrop & Johnson is recognized at every major yachting venue throughout the world. Our strategic alliances and extensive network provide abundant support and representation for the vessels in our fleet in every major yachting center. All Northrop & Johnson brokers have access to market intelligence and a vast database to deliver the most valuable support. Today, with more than six decades of longevity and 17 offices worldwide, including seven offices in Asia (the largest presence of any yacht brokerage), Northrop & Johnson continues to provide customized services that exceed each client’s needs. Northrop & Johnson has become an industry icon and we are proud to continue this heritage as the world’s foremost authority on the sale, purchase, charter, management and new construction of luxury superyachts.
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ABOUT CHARTER L U X U R Y VA C A T I O N S Yacht charters are the preeminent luxury vacation. Choosing a luxury yacht charter affords you complete control over every aspect of your holiday. Our experts can help you tailor your charter experience, choosing everything from the destination to the yacht, the itinerary and the menu — even the Champagne. The ability to customize your luxury yacht charter truly allows you to create your picture-perfect dream holiday that leaves nothing to be desired. Luxury charter yachts are staffed by the top maritime and service professionals in the world. From the captain to the chef, professional yacht crew have all of the training and skills to provide luxury service and complete safety as you cruise. The knowledgeable crews of our luxury yachts know the ins and outs of practically every cruising destination. From the hot spots to the best spas to off-the-beaten-path restaurants, our experts can facilitate everything from VIP access to the best clubs, to a private table at your favorite authentic eatery. The crew of your luxury charter yacht will help elevate your experience from a run-of-the-mill vacation to an exciting holiday with five-star service. No matter what your mind conjures, Northrop & Johnson’s charter brokers are able to find what you’re looking for and the captains and crew of our incredible fleet will take your holiday from a beautiful dream to an unforgettable reality.
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H OW T O C H A RT E R EXPERT ADVICE After you make the choice to charter a luxury yacht, your next step is to get in contact with a Northrop & Johnson charter broker. Northrop & Johnson’s professional, expert charter brokers are able to work with you to create the ideal holiday. From the moment you make an inquiry to the moment you disembark, Northrop & Johnson’s charter brokers will ensure your complete and total satisfaction with the entire charter experience. Northrop & Johnson charter brokers will help you select the best luxury charter yacht for your needs, and then will work with you to create a seamless itinerary in order to help create the best possible charter experience. The world-class charter brokers of Northrop & Johnson are available at any time to discuss your questions and concerns, provide you with the most up-to-date information on destinations and yachts and assist you in making your holiday dream a reality. After you have spoken with your Northrop & Johnson charter broker and have decided to move forward chartering a yacht, you will need to decide how large your party will be, which also will dictate the size yacht you will need. The next decision is choosing a location. Northrop & Johnson charter brokers have access to the global fleet of yachts, literally offering you the world. Your charter broker will help you decide on the right location for your luxury charter holiday. Once you’ve chosen your destination and the right type of yacht to suit your needs, your broker will begin suggesting yachts to host your luxury yacht charter. There are a variety of different yachts in any given location and you will be able to choose a yacht based on amenities, activities offered, and more. Your Northrop & Johnson charter broker has years of experience pairing charterers with their perfect luxury charter yacht and will ensure the right match for you.
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01 Contact a Northrop & Johnson broker and discuss with him or her all of your wants, needs and concerns. Northrop & Johnson charter brokers can offer assistance, guidance, support and all of the necessary materials to help you make an informed decision.
02 Now it’s time to choose a yacht. Your Northrop & Johnson charter broker will scrutinize the global charter fleet to help you decide on a yacht that best fits your charter desires.
03 Once you have chosen a luxury charter yacht, your Northrop & Johnson charter broker will prepare all of the necessary paperwork to secure the yacht for your luxury charter.
04 Your Northrop & Johnson charter broker will begin to liaise with the yacht captain. Together, they will arrange every detail of your luxury charter, from menus to cruising locations to on-shore activities, special needs and more to ensure you and your guests enjoy a bespoke charter experience.
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D E S T I NAT I ON S CRUISING GUIDES When chartering a luxury yacht, the world is your oyster. A yacht allows you to explore some of the world’s most exclusive destinations from the classic yachting hubs of Monaco or the British Virgin Islands to farther afield locales, including the South Pacific and New Zealand. Oftentimes, the journey is just as important as the destination and during a luxury yacht charter, you are able to enjoy both in tandem. Some of the most favored yachting destinations offer otherworldly views as you cruise. Whether you want a true hot spot with exciting nightlife and glamour or you dream of secluded beach scenes where there are no other people for miles, Northrop & Johnson is able to offer you either option — or both, if it suits your fancy. The world is full of incredible places to visit and when you charter a luxury yacht, the world opens up to allow your wildest dreams to become reality.
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West Mediterranean Amalfi Coast + Sicily Côte d’Azur Balearics Sardinia East Mediterranean Adriatic The Ionian Islands Turkey Greek Isles Caribbean + The Bahamas The Exumas British Virgin Islands Leeward Islands Turks & Caicos The Americas Alaska Florida Mexico New England Galápagos Global Gems Norway Sydney Great Barrier Reef Whitsundays New Zealand Whitsundays Thailand Tahiti
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MEDITERRANEAN WESTERN For ages, the Mediterranean Sea has been filled with boats coming and going along classic trade routes. But within the last century, this region has become one of the most popular yachting destinations. The cities that line the Mediterranean Sea range from thriving metropolises to idyllic villages still steeped in traditional life. Spain, France and Italy all have beautiful cultures that celebrate life, which marries perfectly with the fun-loving ethos of yachting. Throughout time, these cultures have blended to create the perfect region for luxury yacht charters. From old-world charm to modern sophistication, you will find the best of both worlds during a luxury yacht charter in the Western Mediterranean.
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THE CITIES THAT LINE THE MEDITERRANEAN SEA RANGE FROM THRIVING METROPOLISES TO IDYLLIC VILLAGES STILL STEEPED IN TRADITIONAL LIFE
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AMALFI COAST DREAM SETTING Charter a luxury superyacht in a land where lemon trees stand perched on mountainside terraces and Moorish architecture dates back centuries. The pure magic of the Amalfi Coast beckons as iridescent seas lie under towering crags — much of the coastline is rocky and rigid — creating the dream-like setting that inspired famed authors such as John Steinbeck and William James. As you sail along the Amalfi coastline, you’ll be greeted with continuously breathtaking views. Follow in the footsteps of actors, writers and lyricists as you roam the streets lined with local artisan’s shops. Amalfi, the town for which the coastline was named, sits at the bottom of a ravine, flanked by bluffs, and beckons with its dramatic imagery. In the early 1900s, this city was a popular aristocratic destination and has since maintained this status. Fine dining can be found at the Grand Hotel Convento di Amalfi. The peaceful town of Ravello is renowned for its gardens, historical villas and its cathedral. The public gardens of Villa Cimbrone are available to visit from 9 a.m. to sunset daily. This stunning villa on a cliff was built in the 11th century and served first as a family home and later became a monastery. After renovations in the early 1900s by a British baron, the villa was restored to its former glory and has welcomed guests such as Winston Churchill and Greta Garbo. Marvel over the Arabic-inspired cathedral, Piazza Duomo, which was founded in 1086. Just off the Amalfi coast lies the incandescent Isle of Capri, home to the famous Blue Grotto, which is so named for the shimmering cobalt color that is created as the sun shines into the cavern. Take a tender ride to the grotto for an afternoon of snorkeling and swimming during your Amalfi Coast yacht charter.
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Day 1 Naples Embark your luxury charter yacht in Naples. In the afternoon, cruise to Capri, which overlooks the stunning Bay of Naples and Mount Vesuvius. Capri has always been one of the favorite leisure destinations for the privileged and was once home to the Roman Emperor Tiberius.
Days 2 & 3 Capri The extraordinary beauty of Capri includes the Blue Grotto, a charming landscape and the views of Anacapri. Capri has two levels. There is a walking and shopping area right around the marina, while the main town, on top of Capri, is accessible by funicular. Visit the upscale boutiques and stop for refreshments at an outdoor café in one of the little piazzas as you take in the local way of life.
Day 4 Amalfi Depart early for Amalfi, one of Italy’s most romantic villages. Take a taxi to the town of Ravello with its spectacular views of the coast and magnificent villas. After, cruise to Positano, which is built around a small curving bay on a steep hill overlooking the island of the Sirens. In the evening, depart for Salerno.
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Day 5 Salerno Dock at Salerno Marina. There, a private car will collect you to take you to Pompeii, where you will spend the day visiting the historic ruins. When you return, enjoy an alfresco meal at sunset.
Day 6 Sorrento Peninsula Today you’ll depart for the Sorrento Peninsula. After breakfast, explore the Peninsula, where you will anchor overnight — weather permitting. Otherwise, cruise back to Capri for the evening.
Day 7 Ischia – Naples In the morning, make way for Ischia, a volcanic spa island with sulfur springs and medicinal bathing areas. Drop anchor and visit the natural spring on the beach, then return to the yacht for lunch. In the afternoon, take a tour of Ischia. Return in the evening and depart for Naples.
Day 8 Naples Disembark the yacht after breakfast.
THE EXTRAORDINARY BEAUTY OF CAPRI INCLUDES THE BLUE GROTTO, A CHARMING LANDSCAPE & THE VIEWS OF ANACAPRI
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Day 1 Monaco Enjoy the breathtaking views as you make your way from the Nice international airport to the incredible principality of Monaco to begin your luxury yacht charter. A late afternoon apéritif on board is a must before heading off to explore the city. Have dinner at a Michelin-star restaurant; later role the dice at the famous Monte Carlo Casino or revel in the night at one of Monaco’s uber-fabulous clubs.
Day 2 Cannes Enjoy the morning cruise to the iconic city of Antibes and relish the view as you pull into a marina that is hull-to-hull with the world’s largest yachts. Spend the afternoon ashore, complete with lunch and a bottle of rosé, and then visit the Picasso Museum to add a bit of culture to the day. In the evening, Cannes awaits.
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Internationally renowned as the French Riviera, the Côte d’Azur is one of the world’s most iconic stretches of coastline. Conjuring romantic images of Elizabeth Taylor frolicking on the beaches of Nice and prominent socialites rolling the dice in Monaco, the Cote d’Azur is a playground for the rich and famous. From the days of Hollywood’s silver-screen sirens, the glamour of the French Riviera grows ever stronger. Poised between beautiful rolling seaside hills are antique towns merely minutes from the hottest nightspots; Michelin-star restaurants and hidden local gastronomic gems abound. The juxtaposition of old and new, chic and quaint adds to the charm as you cruise from Monaco to Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat to Saint-Tropez and beyond; there are few better ways to take it all in than by luxury yacht.
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Day 3 Saint-Tropez An early morning departure from Cannes will allow time to visit Pampelonne Beach, one of Saint-Tropez’s most famous strips of sand. After catching some rays in the same spot as many bikini-clad legends, such as Brigitte Bardot, enjoy dinner at Alain Ducasse’s Rivea at Byblos Saint-Tropez. You’ll find everything from haute boutiques to incredible street markets along the narrow alleyways and cobblestone streets of this Côte d’Azur hot spot.
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Day 5 Îles de Lérins The picture-perfect islands of Îles de Lérins are set just off the coast of Antibes. Well known for its abbey, Saint-Honorat is inhabited by Cistercian monks who craft beautiful white wines. SainteMarguerite also is a famed isle. Its fort hosted the mysterious Man in the Iron Mask. Enjoy the serenity of exploring both islands.
Day 6 Villefranche-sur-Mer Villefranche-sur-Mer is an idyllic little village that looks to have popped straight out of a storybook. The Medieval architecture and narrow brick-laden roads that lead to steep cliffs dropping off into a crystalline sea will keep you wandering. The streets are lined with incredible local haunts. Be sure to visit Eze, a hilltop village with incredible views.
Day 7 Monaco Despite its penchant for glamour, Monaco also boasts some enticing tourist spots. Tour about the Prince’s Palace, explore the Exotic Garden or dive deep at the Oceanographic Museum and aquarium before your final helicopter ride back to Nice.
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Day 4 Île de Porquerolles The island of Porquerolles lies in the Gulf of Hyères. Here you will find beautiful beaches, rolling hills, vineyards and a stunning forest — a large portion of the island is now a national park. No cars are allowed on the island, so exploration must be done by foot or by bike. Despite its remoteness, Porquerolles plays host to some excellent cuisine. Enjoy a meal at Le Mas du Langoustier.
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Day 1 Palma Palma, the capital of the Balearics, is easily accessible, making it the perfect place to begin your luxury charter. Here, history abounds. The city’s iconic gothic cathedral is a must-see. Be sure you also leave time to explore the Cuevas del Drach (Caves of the Dragon) at Porto Cristo, an incredible underground lake.
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Day 2 Cabrera Cabrera is an uninhabited islet off the typical tourist path as it has only one anchorage and requires a permit to go ashore. Hike about this national park or take the yacht’s toys for a spin off shore. Keep your eyes peeled for dolphins and other sea life. Enjoy a sunset dinner at anchor, and then make way for a night crossing to Formentera. Day 3 Formentera Escape to Formentera, which remains largely unspoiled. Here, you will find secluded beaches fringed by palms and pine and quaint little towns to explore. Es Pujols is known for incredible local cuisine. Enjoy a lunch of fish soup and grilled seafood.
Day 4 Ibiza The whitewashed island of Ibiza is one of the top party spots in the world. The club hub of the Med plays host to some of the most soughtafter DJs and celebrities through the summer months. But there’s more to Ibiza than meets the eye. Take a day off from the party scene to discover the Cueva de Es Cuieram, an ancient Greek temple hidden inside a cave or drawings from the Bronze Age at Ses Fontanellas, which does require a bit of a hike. Day 5 Cala Portinatx Located at the north end of the island, Cala Portinatx is a secluded little port with pristine beaches framed by lush pine forests. The antithesis of Ibiza, relaxation is imminent. Enjoy the peace and quiet for a little while.
Day 6 Puerto Portals Puerto Portals quickly has risen as a shining marina in the Mediterranean. With a full range of luxury amenities, it is an excellent location for a day of shopping and an evening of wining and dining — Tristán restaurant overlooks the marina and boasts a wine cellar that rivals some of Europe’s best. Day 7 Palma A short cruise will take you back to Palma. Disembark and spend the morning strolling the city’s medieval streets. Stop for lunch at the delectable must-visit restaurant Simply Fosh for one last taste of the Balearics before you depart.
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THE BALEARICS PA R T Y I S L A N D S From the notoriously sunny city of Palma on Mallorca to the ever-festive party atmosphere of Ibiza, the Balearic Islands have so much to offer. Secluded beaches and private anchorages can be found around the corner from historic medieval landmarks and Europe’s hottest nightlife. Explore the island of Menorca, which is home to a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, meaning almost half of its land is beautifully undeveloped. By day, laze about white-sand beaches and splash in the shimmering blue sea; by night, enjoy spectacular Spanish cuisine at any of the incredible restaurants found on each island or dance until dawn at the famous nightclubs. Some of the best spots on Mallorca, Menorca, Ibiza and Formentera are accessible only by sea, making exploration by yacht the best possible option.
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SARDINIA S PA R K L I N G S E A One of Italy’s great treasures, the island of Sardinia lies off the coast of the Italian peninsula and offers quintessential Mediterranean beauty. From its craggy, cliff-laden coastlines to its sandy beaches lapped by the sparkling sea, Sardinia is a perfect location for a luxury yacht charter. Offering both opulence and fun, by way of some of the Med’s hottest nightlife juxtaposed by the tranquil relaxation afforded by tiny coves and beautiful hidden beaches, a Sardinian luxury charter offers the best of both worlds.
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Day 1 Porto Cervo Costa Smeralda, the Emerald Coast, lies in northern Sardinia and is known for its extravagance. Porto Cervo is the hub of life here and has on offer spectacular restaurants and high-end shopping. Enjoy this bustling little town before meeting the yacht. Relax and have cocktails as you cruise the coastline. In the afternoon, anchor out to hit the green at Pevero Golf Club or enjoy a spa treatment at the popular Hotel Cala di Volpe, then enjoy an afternoon aperitif. As the sun sets, head for Phi Beach or the über-fabulous Billionaire Club to dance the night away with the glitterati.
Day 2 Porto Rotondo Cruising south, you’ll find the tiny resort community of Porto Rotondo. Petite coves are home to private, intimate beaches — the perfect spots to tender ashore for a beachside morning. Less haute than Porto Cervo, Porto Rotondo has a more relaxed atmosphere, but still offers luxury. Hotel Sporting’s local seafood dishes and impressive wine list make this spot a must-visit. Day 3 Cala Luna As you continue to cruise southeast, you’ll be enamored by the beauty of Cala Luna. Anchor offshore to take in the stunning scene, featuring steep limestone cliffs covered by lush flora. Early risers will be amazed by the beautiful sunrise illuminating the coastal caves. Created by a landslide in 1962, Cala Goloritzé is one of Sardinia’s most beautiful spots. Steep rocks tower over the sparkling sea that laps the white-pebble-and-sand beach. This dream-like shore is primed for exploration.
Day 4 Cagliari Southern Sardinia is home to Cagliari, the island’s capital since Roman times. Il Castello, “old town,” is a delightful maze of medieval buildings, boasting history and culture. But the best way to see Cagliari is by sea. Enjoy the views of the contemporary harbor juxtaposed to castles and the old districts. An archaeology museum in town will take you back in time — it’s home to the Nuragic complex, 4,000-yearold stone defensive structures found only in Sardinia. If history isn’t on the menu, enjoy some local shopping on Via Roma and Via Manu.
Day 6 Alghero Continuing up the west coast of Sardinia, you’ll find Alghero, which boasts a strong Catalan flavor. The influences can be seen throughout the old town. Walk the cobblestone streets along the old fort for scenic views. The Grotte di Nettuno is one of Alghero finest features. This whimsical cave is full of geological wonders. Wine lovers will rejoice as Alghero is home to a bevy of impressive vineyards. Enjoy a wine tasting before dinner in this beautiful old town.
Day 7 La Maddalena Sitting pretty on the coast of Day 5 northern Sardinia, world-class Southwest Sardinia beaches, both sandy and rocky, Continue cruising Sardinia’s abound. Off the coast from coastline, dotted with tiny these beaches is the island towns and cozy coves, and of La Maddalena. Declared you will come to the Sardinian a national park in 1996, it is Islands. Sant’Antioco, the part of an archipelago, which larger island, and San Pietro- comprises six other beautiful Punto di Cala Fico are wild and islands. Anchor offshore and ruggedly beautiful with deep take a tender to explore. waters and high cliffs. Charters with children will want to stop at Forte Village Le Dune. Not only does it boast the Thermae de Forte, a Leading Spa of the World, but also go-karting, ice skating, bowling and more can be found at Leisure Land. Be sure to stop at Le Dune, located close by, which is home to Italy’s highest sand dunes — a spectacular sight.
ONE OF ITALY’S GREAT TREASURES, THE ISLAND OF SARDINIA LIES OFF THE COAST OF THE ITALIAN PENINSULA
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MEDITERRANEAN EASTERN Beyond the beauty of the Eastern Mediterranean is a certain mysticism that can be found from the whitewashed walls of the Greek Isles to the ancient castles of Montenegro. Discover the beautiful landscape of Croatia, eat the delicious food and drink in the exquisite culture of Greece, walk the ancient streets of Bodrum and dance the night away in Hvar. You will find adventure and fantasy as you cruise the sparkling turquoise waters of the Aegean and Mediterranean seas and discover first-hand how enchanting the Eastern Mediterranean can be.
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A D R I AT I C U N I Q U E C U LT U R E The Eastern Mediterranean offers charter guests everything from beautiful beaches to luxury shopping, incredible history and world-class dining experiences, but with the added benefit of being much less crowded during the summer months than its Western counterpart. Cruise past jagged coastlines that drop off into the emerald-colored Adriatic Sea and take in the natural wonders that abound. Walk the narrow streets of antiquity, once home to renowned empires that have now fallen, providing beautiful ruins. Bridging the gap between the East and West, the Eastern Med is a veritable melting pot of societies, boasting a unique culture. Despite a torrid past, this area of the world is quickly becoming a hot spot for yachting, which has brought on an array of luxury marinas, such as Porto Montenegro, to assure all of the modern amenities you expect during a luxury yacht charter. Old-world charm can be found at every cobblestone-laden corner from Croatia to Montenegro to Greece and beyond.
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Day 1 Dubrovnik Begin your luxury yacht charter in one of the most breathtaking cities of Croatia. Within the historic walls of Dubrovnik, you will be transported back to an ancient time. Walk the streets or take a guided tour of Old Town, where vehicles are prohibited. Perfectly situated on the Adriatic Sea, Dubrovnik boasts a maritime history, as well as a penchant for creating impressive seafood delights. “Peka” is a must-try dish.
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Day 2 Bay of Kotor The Bay of Kotor in Montenegro is well known for its beauty. Situated in the middle of the bay is Our Lady of the Rocks, a man-made islet built by sailors throughout centuries. The first known church was built on the islet in 1452. Now home to a museum, as well as a Catholic church, the islet can be explored after a morning tender ride. Later, take the tender to Ćatovića Mlini in Morinj for dinner ashore.
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Day 4 Budva Plava Spilja, or the Blue Grotto, is a must-visit while en route from Kotor to Budva. This incredible cave, accessible by boat only, gets its name from the stunning hues created inside as the beautiful blue water refracts sunlight onto the walls. After a morning discovering the deep blue, arrive in Budva. At more than 2,500 years old, Budva is one of the oldest cities on the Adriatic. The city is ripe with activities, including shopping for both luxury brands and local goods. Spend the afternoon sampling Montenegrin wines or pop into the Astoria hotel for a sweet afternoon treat.
Day 5 Bar Bar, Montenegro, is an ideal place to stop to refuel both the yacht and your senses. Home to Lake Skadar, immerse yourself in the pristine nature of the Balkans. In the evening, begin your journey to the meeting point of the Adriatic and Ionian Seas: Saranda, Albania.
Day 6 Saranda Perched perfectly on the Ionian Sea with a stunning mountainous backdrop, Saranda is a beautiful little town in southern Albania. It is located close to the UNESCO World Heritage Site Butrint, an epicenter of seafaring life in ancient times. The ruins bring thousands of tourists annually. After sightseeing, make way for Lekursi Castle where you can enjoy an aperitif while admiring the views below.
Day 7 Corfu Cruising southwest from Saranda, you will reach Greece’s stunning isle of Corfu. The crystalline waters and white sand of the beaches will beckon you. Before disembarking, drink in the culture and enjoy delicious wines while feasting on classic Greek dishes at the local tavernas found all over the island.
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Day 3 Kotor Kotor boasts otherworldly views of its bay. This UNESCO World Heritage Site has so much to offer. Dating back to 168 B.C., history abounds here. In the morning, stop for some local coffee and “krempita,” a delectable cake, before exploring. For your evening meal, visit Stari Mlini, a fivestar restaurant boasting some of the city’s best food. This romantic little spot was once a mill and now offers dining under the stars.
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GREECE IONIAN ISLANDS Greece is a land of options. Cruise the islands or visit the mainland; soak up the sun on the beaches or explore the ancient history. Regardless of your choice, beauty abounds in Greece. Practically everywhere the eye can see, stark white buildings with blue roofs mirroring the azure sea create a stunning contrast. The vibrant colors and lifestyle of the Greeks will leave you wanting more. An Ionian Islands itinerary is ideal for foodies, history buffs and photography lovers. Cruise from Corfu to Lefkas, Ithaca to Zakynthos and be amazed by the iconic isles, home to Odysseus’s adventures, stunning golden beaches, incredible olive groves, beautiful inlets and much more.
CRUISE FROM CORFU TO ITHACA TO ZAKYNTHOS & BE AMAZED BY THE ICONIC ISLES
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Day 1 Corfu Corfu is the second largest of the Ionian Islands and offers a great deal to see and do. Here, an array of cultures collide. Fall in love with Byzantine churches, Greek temples and ancient Venetian citadels by day; by night, visit the Liston Promenade. History buffs may enjoy a visit to Old Perithia, an incredible and relatively intact ancient village.
Day 2 Lefkas Lefkas offers some of the best beaches in Greece. Porto Katsiki is perfectly positioned at the bottom of a beautiful cliff, standing tall over the Ionian Sea. Spend the morning sunning, then take the stairs to the top of the cliff face for magnificent views. The adventurous set may be drawn to Vassiliki, where windsurfing is the thing to do.
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Day 3 Meganisi Cruising east-southeast of Lefkas, you’ll arrive at Meganisi. This charming little island boasts serenity at its finest. Take the tender through the cave of Papanikolis for a little sightseeing adventure or visit the quaint seaside town of Spartochori, with its lush forests, for a little afternoon trek. Later, cruise to one of the island’s stunning secluded bays for a meal on board .
Day 4 Kefalonia The largest of the Ionian Isles, Kefalonia is ripe for exploration. Myrtos Beach is renowned as one of the most beautiful in the world. Anchor off and tender ashore to enjoy some fun in the sun. Later, visit the charming village of Assos, which has a medieval castle. In the evening, enjoy a traditional Greek dinner ashore at one of the incredible tavernas in Fiskardo.
Day 5 Ithaca The mythical island of Ithaca was home to Homer’s Odysseus. This legendary isle is worthy of exploration. Perfectly poised for a seaside picnic, anchor out from Afales beach and tender ashore to enjoy the views and an afternoon swim while the crew sets up lunch. Later, visit Vathy, the island’s main town, or head to Stavros, a quaint little village with traditional Greek fare, stopping at the Kathara Monastery on the way.
Day 6 Kefalonia Cruising back to Kefalonia, stop by the fabled Cave of the Nymphs — be sure to bring your camera, as this ethereal cave is worthy of a photo shoot. In the afternoon, cruise to Antisamos Beach. Drop anchor and tender ashore for an afternoon swim. Have dinner on board with this picturesque cove as the backdrop.
Day 7 Zakynthos The Venetians named this island “The Flower of the East” due to the prominence of flora found here. The beauty of flowers on land is only second to the beauty of a cobalt sea lapping the island. Shipwreck Beach is an otherworldly cove, accessible only by boat. Guarded by tall, white limestone cliffs, this little patch of sand must be seen to be believed.
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TURKEY EAST MEETS WEST Eastern and Western culture and Old-world and New-world heritage meet, mix and flourish in a country that bestrides civilizations. From Turkey’s stunning Turquoise Coast to the captivating magnetism of Istanbul, this nation truly is a gem of the Eastern Mediterranean and a fascinating place for a luxury yacht charter.
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Day 1 Bodrum Embark the yacht in Bodrum. After settling in on board, visit the site of the King Mausolus mausoleum or enjoy some of the trendy beach clubs and exuberant nightlife. The combination of impressive historical sites, unspoiled waterways and modern marinas makes the Bodrum peninsula the perfect starting point for a cruise along the Turkish coastline.
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Day 2 Datca Datca lies on a peninsula between the Aegean and the Mediterranean seas. It offers beautiful beaches and secluded coves. Visit the hot springs, reputed for its healing powers. A marina on the southern bay has a selection of cafes, bars and shops, as well as a colorful weekly market on Saturdays. Datca also claims to have the best ice-creamery this side of the Mediterranean.
Day 4 Marmaris The cosmopolitan city of Marmaris is considered the gem of the Turkish Riviera. The ideal spot for shopping, its promenade is adorned with boutiques, markets and bazaars. Leather and gold top the list of local products, as well as “Caam Ball,” which is a locally produced pine-scented honey. Enjoy dinner ashore, then visit one of the area’s reputable nightclubs.
Day 3 Symi Cruise over to the Greek island of Symi, only nine kilometers from the Turkish coast. While Symi does not boast many sandy beaches, it is a quintessential Greek island with classic harbors, traditional houses and lovely tavernas. Symi has many natural bays, which are ideal for swimming and watersports.
Day 5 Ekincik Ekincik is a sheltered bay covered in pine forests and dotted with caverns and caves. There are a multitude of activities from this point, including diving in Delikli Magara, visiting the Sultaniye Thermal Waters mudbaths or cruising in a small local boat up the Dalyan River to the ruins of Caunos. Iztuzu Beach is a great spot for swimming and taking in the sun on a calm day.
Day 6 Ölüdeniz & Gemiler Island Ölüdeniz’s mile-long curl of pebble beach leads to its famous blue lagoon. This busy beach is full of restaurants, hotels and cafes. Diving, snorkeling and paragliding are popular here. Gemiler is an isolated island near Ölüdeniz, where the remains of a number of fourth and sixth century Byzantine churches are located. Enjoy an evening hike up to the top of the island for views of Fethiye. Day 7 Göcek Wake up in the beautiful calm waters of Göcek Bay. Relax and enjoy the peaceful surroundings in the area also known as Skopea Limani or jump onto the watertoys for one last morning of play before disembarking.
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Day 1 Athens & Kea Embark the yacht in Athens. Cruise to Sounion for lunch and a swim in the shadow of the magnificent Temple of Poseidon. Later, cruise to Kea for overnight anchorage. Be sure to visit the main village on the top of the hill. Day 2 Mykonos In the morning, cruise to Mykonos, known for its beaches, shopping, nightlife, great people-watching and good restaurants. This thriving town has a variety of upscale modern resorts and famous windmills that stand guard above.
Day 3 Delos Enjoy an early morning cruise to Delos, an important archaeological site and the birthplace of Apollo. Return to Mykonos for the afternoon and, in the evening, enjoy one of the town’s lively discos. Day 4 Poros Poros is the third largest island of the Cyclades. It has a bustling port city and its beautiful rustic fishing village Naoussa is found on the Northwestern tip. Poros is known for its beaches and tourist amenities. In the afternoon, cruise to Ios, a hilly island with a castle, temple ruins, windmills, beaches and beautiful churches.
Day 5 Santorini Take in the magic of Santorini, known for its whitewashed villages clinging to hillsides, interesting archaeologist sites, exciting nightlife and grey and red rock beaches. Have sundown cocktails in the town of Oia for an unforgettable, otherworldly sunset, then enjoy dinner ashore at the must-visit Restaurant 1800. Day 6 Sifnos Depart for Sifnos after lunch. Visit the Cycladic village of Apollonia, a modern town with pottery workshops. Also stop in the medieval town of Kastro, which has archaeological museums, windmills, monasteries and beaches.
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Day 7 Kythnos Explore Sifnos in the morning, then depart for Kythnos. Visit a typical Cycladic village, and then relax on the beach during the last afternoon of your charter. Day 8 Athens After breakfast, cruise to Athens where you will disembark at noon. Time permitting, stop for a last swim at Sounion.
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GREEK ISLES BEAUTY ABOUNDS Greece is renowned as the birthplace of Western civilization. The possibilities are endless as you explore the mainland and the hundreds of Greek islands scattered from the Aegean Sea to the Mediterranean. Walk among the ruins of the democratic society, laze on golden-sand beaches, swim in azure waters, drink Ouzo and enjoy olives fresh from the orchard during your luxury yacht charter. Let the vivacious Greek zest for life draw you in as you dance until dawn in local hot spots, enjoy delectable local delights in tavernas and sip Champagne as the sun sets over the ever-beautiful Santorini. Greece is a land of passion, romance and beauty and there is no better way to explore all it has to offer than cruising on board a luxury yacht.
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THE CARIBBEAN & THE BAHAMAS When you think of paradise, your mind conjures images of beautiful beaches and tropical breezes — paradise is what you’ll find on the islands of the Caribbean and The Bahamas. Beautiful weather year-round, friendly locals with sunny dispositions and the ever-relaxing notion of island time will soothe your soul during a Caribbean or Bahamian luxury yacht charter. Despite the laid-back atmosphere found on the islands, luxury abounds. From five-star resorts to Michelin-starred restaurants and world-class spas, you will be spoiled for choice during a luxury yacht charter in this region. Spend your days snorkeling on stunning reefs, sunning on white-sand beaches and enjoying beautiful sunsets while drinking classic Caribbean cocktails.
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The beautiful Bahamas island chain has more than 700 isles, cays and atolls to explore, but perhaps the most stunning are The Exumas. The District of Exuma comprises 365 islands, all of which are surrounded by sparkling, crystal-clear water. The Exumas boast some of the world’s finest beaches, as well as charming local towns, historical sites and luxury resorts. Private white-sand beaches are on offer as you island hop — you can easily visit a different beach each day of your charter. But more impressive than anything that lies ashore are the stunning waters that surround the islands of the Exumas. From fishing to snorkeling to simply taking a dip, you’ll fall in love with the ocean here. Between sunsets, spend your days lazing about, taking in all of the local culture and enjoying the natural splendor that has made the Exumas famous.
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Day 1 Paradise Island & Highbourne Cay Meet the yacht in Nassau at Paradise Island’s renowned Atlantis Resort and Marina. Once on board, make way for Highbourne Cay and Allen’s Cay. At the halfway mark of your cruise, ask the captain to drop anchor to dive the “blue hole” found in the area. Upon arriving at Highbourne Cay, disembark to explore the island. Later, take the tender or Jet Skis over to Allen’s Cay. Be sure to bring some lettuce, as the island’s native iguanas will eat from your hand.
Day 2 Highbourne Cay Highbourne Cay is the perfect place to start your day; enjoy a snorkel in the shallows or paddleboard along the shore. In the afternoon, cruise to Norman’s Cay where you can snorkel or dive on a sunken plane; the sea life here is abundant. For an adrenaline rush, head to the upper lagoon near Lone Palm Island and take the Jet Skis for a spin or have the tender pull you as you wakeboard or water ski. Finish your evening with sunset cocktails as you cruise to Shroud Cay.
Day 3 Shroud Cay & Warderick Wells Enjoy a sunrise walk on the beach of Shroud Cay before hitting the trails of the island for some exploration ashore. Later, cruise to Warderick Wells. Watersports lovers can wakeboard behind the tender alongside the mothership while en route. Warderick Wells is home to The Exuma Cays Land & Sea Park where sea life abounds. Snorkeling here is a must. An early evening cruise to Bell Island offers a beautiful sunset view off the stern.
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Day 4 Bell Island & Staniel Cay Snorkeling the “Sea Aquarium” off famed-pirate Johnny Depp’s Little Hall’s Pond Cay is a must before you cruise to Big Major’s Spot, the home of the swimming pigs. The movie “Thunderball” also was filmed in the grotto here; it too is a great spot for snorkeling and spotting the resident nurse sharks. Afterward, the nearby Staniel Cay Yacht Club is the perfect place for happy hour.
Day 5 Big Major’s Spot Enjoy all of the yacht’s amenities from beach clubs to tenders and water toys. There’s great diving near Over Yonder Cay, which also is a lovely spot for the crew to set up a beach picnic lunch. Use the tender to explore the little cays and atolls that the yacht can’t reach. The colors of the crystalline waters here will be unlike any you’ve seen before. Photography buffs will want to bring their cameras.
Day 6 Galliot Cay Enjoy an alfresco breakfast followed by some snorkeling or diving. Later, take the Jet Skis, packed up with strawberries and Champagne, for a spin to a secret sandbar. Return to the yacht for one last alfresco sunset dinner aboard.
Day 7 Nassau In the mid-morning, cruise to Paradise Island where you can disembark to take advantage of the wonderful amenities of the Atlantis Resort.
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T H E BVI DIVE IN With more than 50 islands, islets, atolls and isles to visit, you’ll be spoiled for choice during a luxury yacht charter of the British Virgin Islands. Tortola, Virgin Gorda, Anegada and Jost Van Dyke are the largest of the islands, but there are plenty of others to explore. The BVI chain dots the Caribbean Sea with little pieces of paradise for approximately 35 miles. These islands are extremely well suited for exploration by yacht due to their close proximity. The BVI offer a laundry list of exciting activities. From snorkeling and diving in the warm, calm seas to luxury resorts featuring world-class spas to exciting nightlife, there’s something on the menu for any charter guest’s tastes. After experiencing all of the wonders of the BVI, you may conclude that a week simply isn’t long enough. Luckily, with so many islands, it’s easy to host a 10- or 14-day charter; while there, why not tack on the Spanish Virgin Islands or U.S. Virgin Islands, too!
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Day 1 Tortola & Guana Island Fly into the Beef Island Airport on Tortola. Before you meet the yacht, consider exploring Trellis Bay, which is home to a variety of bars, shops, local galleries and restaurants — this is a wonderful introduction to island life in the BVI. Embark and make way for White Bay, located on Guana Island. This quaint anchorage has quite a few snorkeling spots, although you cannot go ashore. In the evening, ask the crew to turn on the underwater lights to watch the tarpon feed.
Day 3 Peter Island Make way for Sprat Bay where you will find the Peter Island Yacht Club, perfect for a morning of pampering. Sun worshipers can head for one of three beaches in the area and dive enthusiasts will enjoy taking a peek at the RMS RHONE wreck, located nearby. Enjoy a Caribbeanstyle dinner ashore at one of the island’s restaurants.
Day 5 Jost Van Dyke Upon arrival at Jost Van Dyke, choose between docking at the famed Foxy’s Taboo — one of the ultimate New Year’s Eve spots — or anchoring in Great Harbour. If the weather is placid, dive Mercurius Rock for stunning underwater views. In the evening, enjoy a last sunset alfresco dinner.
Day 6 Jost Van Dyke Day 4 Both Green Cay and Sandy Virgin Gorda Cay are perfect spots for Be sure to stop and have your beachside lunches. If you’re photos taken at The Baths at docked at Foxy’s, have the crew Virgin Gorda. This collection of set up your farewell lunch boulders lapped by the sea is a ashore before you disembark. Day 2 must-visit site. Make your way Norman Island Cruise from White Bay, passing through The Baths to a local bar/restaurant. Later, cruise Great Camanoe, to Norman Island. The lovely lunch spots to the North Sound, where you have the choice of three and incredible diving found spectacular spots to stop, off Pelican Island and the Indians are worth the one- or including Yacht Club Costa two-hour trip. Fishermen will Smeralda, the Biras Creek delight in this location, which Resort and Oil Nut Bay. All of is very close to the South Drop, these marinas offer luxury making reeling in the “big one” spas, restaurants and beautiful beachside clubs. a very real possibility.
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Day 1 St. Maarten/St. Martin Your luxury yacht charter will begin in the iconic Simpson Bay in St. Maarten. This dual-nation island comprises St. Maarten, the Dutch side, as well as St. Martin, the French side. Spend the afternoon shopping in St. Maarten’s capital Philipsburg. In the evening, find the most incredible French Fare in St. Martin.
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Day 2 St. Barts St. Barts may be thousands of miles from Paris, but the French cuisine, luxury shopping and lavish lifestyle all can be found on this tiny bit of paradise. Renowned as a winter haven for the elite, there are few better places to spend the day. Head to Nikki Beach for afternoon cocktails or find a picture-perfect spot on the sand at Anse de Grande Saline, one of St. Barts most-revered beaches. In the evening, enjoy a one-of-a-kind meal with a view at On the Rocks in the alwaysimpressive Eden Rock hotel.
Day 3 St. Kitts St. Kitts is an outdoor lover’s paradise. Boasting beautiful, tropical rainforests, hiking and diving, there are plenty of activities to keep you busy. Grab your scuba gear and head for Brimstone Shallows, where the crystalline waters offer perfect views of fish and the occasional reef shark. Land lovers will enjoy exploring Mount Liamuiga. This stratovolcano, with a peak reaching 3,792 feet, is one of the tallest in the Caribbean.
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One of the most quintessential Caribbean luxury yacht itineraries, the Leeward Islands from St. Martin/St. Maarten and back again will give you a true taste of the Caribbean’s beauty and culture. From the uber-luxury of St. Barts to the awe-inspiring geography of St. Kitts, there is something on the menu for every guest during a Leeward Islands itinerary. Take a step back in time as you visit Nevis’s colonial villages and explore the deep, diving below the beautiful waters that surround these idyllic islands. As diverse as they are magnificent, the Leeward Islands will leave you wanting more, beckoning you back time and time again. The good news is that there is plenty to do and see on even the tiniest of islands in this string of Caribbean jewels.
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Day 4 St. Kitts Golf enthusiasts will be keen to play a round at the Royal St. Kitts Golf Club. This 18-hole championship course is one of the must-do activities on the island. For those who prefer a different means of relaxation, the Emerald Mist Spa is worth the visit. And the St. Kitts Marriott Resort has a casino for those interested in playing their luck.
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Day 6 St. Eustatius (Statia) The tiny island of St. Eustatius, affectionately known as Statia, is a former Dutch province. Here, you will find incredible diving and snorkeling opportunities. Coral reefs and wrecks abound. Spend the day exploring below the waterline. If you’ve had your fill of the sea, an extinct volcano, known as the Quill, is the perfect place for an afternoon hike. Guides are available for this adventure.
Day 7 St. Maarten/St. Martin Arriving back at St. Maarten, there is a smattering of beaches to enjoy — more than 30 around the island. Head for Cupecoy Beach to enjoy the sun and sand or take the Jet Skis out for one last run before disembarking.
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Day 5 Nevis The unspoiled island of Nevis is just a quick cruise from St. Kitts. Here, nature abounds — keep an eye out for the wild Green Vervet Monkeys — and you truly feel like you can get away from it all. Spend your day ocean-side playing with the yacht’s water toys, on the tender casting a line or enjoying some quiet time on Lovers Beach. This lush island is the perfect place to hike, bike or horseback ride.
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TURKS & CAICOS PRISTINE BEACHES Turks and Caicos are not classic yacht charter destinations, but that adds to their charms. The two islands offer pristine beaches, serene bays well suited for watersports and luxury amenities without the usual hustle and bustle of a yachting hot spot. Only 575 miles south of Miami, Florida, nestled between The Bahamas and Hispaniola, Turks and Caicos are easily within reach. Turks and Caicos are encircled by the world’s third largest barrier reef, offering a peaceful sea and excellent diving. Fishing also is a popular sport in Turks and Caicos. Enjoy the unspoiled beauty of these islands that offer both a tranquil escape and plenty of exciting activities. There is no better way to enjoy the fresh and fun beauty that these islands offer than by luxury yacht.
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Day 1 Providenciales You will fly into Providenciales, the largest city of Turks and Caicos. Spend the day exploring the town, which is home to an array of luxury hotels and five-star restaurants, before joining the yacht at Blue Haven Resort and Marina. Day 2 Fort George Cay Cruise for Fort George Cay where the beaches seem endless. Spend the morning playing with the yacht’s water toys in the tranquil bay while the crew sets up a beach barbecue lunch. Enjoy a late afternoon dive or snorkel; the northeastern part of the cay is perfect for non-divers and inexperienced snorkelers. While anchored here, keep your eyes open for a resident dolphin named Jo Jo who loves to play by yachts.
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Day 3 Grace Bay Cruise to Grace Bay, which is dotted with luxury restaurants and spas. Seasoned travelers proclaim the Grace Bay beach the best in the Caribbean. Enjoy an afternoon of sun tanning or arrange a beachside horseback ride. Grace Bay also is known for its great bonefishing and kite surfing.
Day 5 & 6 West Caicos West Caicos is an uninhabited island with incredible diving. Head to the leeward side of the island where you can dive the six-mile protected wall; depths here range from 35 to 6,000 feet. The eastern side of the island has a one-and-a-halfmile protected reef to explore. Anchor between the dives sites to enjoy both.
Day 4 Northwest Point The Amanyara resort overlooks the stunning Northwest Point Marine National Park. Spend the day at the resort enjoying spa treatments. The crew will make you a dinner reservation at the restaurant where you can enjoy sunset cocktails before dining.
Day 7 Providenciales Cruise back to Providenciales and disembark. If you haven’t had your fill of the islands, enjoy a stay at one of the luxury resorts in “Provo.” Spend the day golfing or pop by the conch farm to learn about the local sea life.
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THE AMERICAS DIVERSE CRUISING North, Central and South America all have incredibly unique cultures, histories and landscapes. Between these two continents you’ll find some of the most diverse cruising grounds for a luxury yacht charter. From the traditional sailing haven of New England to the incredible fishing and diving of Florida to the natural wonders of Alaska, North America offers an impressive range of destinations. Central America is a cultural melting pot, home to unique environments and the remnants of mysterious ancient civilizations. From tropical rainforests to beautiful beaches, there is so much to discover. South America’s beautiful topography and colorful culture make it one of the most exciting continents to visit during a charter.
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Alaska Sitka Red Bluff Bay Brothers Islands Tracy Arm Petersburg Wrangell Island
New England Newport Martha’s Vineyard Nantucket Provincetown Boston
Florida Keys Miami Beach Key Largo Windley Key Duck Key Tavernier Caesar Creek Channel
Baja Mexico La Paz Isla Espiritu Santo Isla San Francisco Puerto Los Gatos San Ignacio Lagoon La Amortajada Los Islotes
Galapagos Santa Cruz Island Española Island San Cristóbal Island Santa Fé South Plaza Islands Genovesa Island Rábida
BETWEEN THE TWO CONTINENTS YOU’LL FIND SOME OF THE MOST DIVERSE CRUISING GROUNDS FOR A LUXURY YACHT CHARTER
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Waking up to a stunning secluded bay surrounded by glaciers is an experience one only can have during an Alaskan luxury charter. Few moments take your breath away quite like the first time you see a mammoth glistening glacier in person. “The Last Frontier,” is full of incredible outdoor pursuits. For the adventurous at heart, an Alaska yacht charter is the perfect summer charter experience. Spend your days fishing for Alaskan salmon, kayaking through pristine bays next to humpback whales, seals and orcas, and hiking the shoreline, where wildlife — including bears, bald eagles and moose — abounds. In the evenings, drop anchor and enjoy alfresco dinners with snow-capped mountain backdrops. Your Alaskan luxury yacht charter will take you to small fishing outposts, serene sheltered islands and and many beautiful places beyond your wildest dreams.
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Day 1 Sitka & Red Bluff Bay Meet the yacht in Sitka, Alaska. After embarking, cruise to the Peril and Chatham Straits. While en route, stop for a dip in the geothermal Baranof Warm Springs, which are found next to a majestic 100-foot waterfall. Anchor for the evening in Red Bluff Bay. This secluded anchorage is home to stunning waterfalls that simply must be seen to be believed.
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Day 2 Brothers Islands An early morning cruise from Red Bluff Bay to Frederick Sound is perfect for whale watching. This well-known spot is full of humpbacks and even a few orcas. Oftentimes they can be seen breaching just a few meters from the yacht. After the excitement, cruise to Brothers Islands for the evening. Here is another wildlife hotspot — keep your eyes peeled for sea lions.
Day 3 Tracy Arm Make way from Brothers Islands to the Tracy Arm fjord, which is a haven for wildlife. But animals aren’t the only incredible sight here. The twin Sawyer Glaciers are found at the end of Tracy Arm. These mammoth icy glaciers move a distance of two feet a day, plunging into the beautiful waters ahead. For a better look, make use of the yacht’s toys, kayaks or paddleboards, to get up close and personal with this natural wonder.
Day 4 Petersburg Cruising south, you will find “Little Norway.” The quaint village of Petersburg was settled by Scandinavian immigrants whose beautiful heritage lives on here. The indigenous people of Petersburg, the Tlingit Indians, also left behind history. Beautiful totem poles, including the largest in Alaska, can be found in the area. Spend your day immersed in the history of this wondrous little town.
Day 5 Petersburg One of the best views of the glaciers is from above. Dress warmly for your chartered helicopter ride and alfresco lunch on one of the glaciers. Petersburg also offers an array of hiking trails and other excursions, including golf.
Day 6 Wrangell Island Cruising east of Petersburg, you will find the LeConte Glacier. When underwater icebergs split from LeConte, they’re said to shoot into the air, due to a high buoyancy — keep your eyes peeled. Continue on to Wrangell Island, part of the Tongass National Forest; there is much natural beauty to be explored here.
Day 7 Wrangell Island After breakfast, disembark on Wrangell Island. Here you will find flights and ferries to the mainland.
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Day 1 Miami Beach Marina & Pumpkin Key Embark the yacht at the Miami Beach Marina in South Beach, Miami. The crew will welcome you with a refreshing cocktail as you get comfortable on board. Head south to Biscayne Bay National Park. There is a good chance of dolphin sightings, so keep your eyes peeled! Anchor off Pumpkin Key to enjoy a famed Keys sunset. Day 2 Key Largo John Pennekamp State Park is home to some of the most incredible diving in North America. Don your scuba or snorkeling gear to check out the Christ of the Abyss statue or any of the reefs nearby. In the evening, anchor off Rodriguez Key. Take the tender to Key Largo then grab a taxi or Uber to The Fish House restaurant, recommended as one of the best seafood restaurants in the Keys.
Day 3 Windley Key Coral reefs and multicolored fish are on the sightseeing agenda again today. Dive deep to visit any reefs or sights you missed the day before. Molasses Reef, Pickles Reef, Conch Reef and Davis Reef come highly recommended. Later, make way for the marina in Windley Key — one of the most fun marinas of the Keys. Enjoy the tropical atmosphere, pleasant bars, reggae music, white-sand beach, pool, boutiques and restaurants. Day 4 Duck Key Duck Key is shaped like an upside down duck head — hence the name. There are some beautiful beaches in the area; it also is an ideal place to relax on board or enjoy some watersports.
Day 6 Caesar Creek Channel This is another excellent snorkeling area. The Florida Keys are home to the only coral reef systems in the United States. If you’ve had your fill of snorkeling, enjoy a day of lounging on the sundeck in this beautiful location. Day 7 Dinner Key Marina Cruise alongside Elliott Key and through the Biscayne Channel to enter into Biscayne Bay. Anchoring here for the evening will allow you to spend your last afternoon playing with the water toys. Then, enjoy an alfresco sunset dinner. Day 8 Miami Beach Marina Return to Miami Beach Marina to disembark.
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Day 5 Tavernier Make way for Tavernier, where the yacht will drop the anchor for the night. While en route, make a snorkeling stop south of the Lower Matecumbe Key, facing the Caloosa Cove Marina.
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F L O R I DA K EYS SPORTS & SHORTS Home to the southernmost point in the United States, a transparent blue-green ocean surrounds Florida on three sides. The further south you travel, the more clear and stunning the sea. Diving and fishing are a must during a Florida yacht charter. The coral cay archipelago of the Florida Keys offers some of the best diving in the Atlantic. Wrecks are abundant and sea life abounds. The northernmost key, Key Largo, is home to John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park, which features a replica of Christ of the Abyss. Further south still, is Islamorada, where you can cast a line in the “Sport Fishing Capital of the World.” Bait your line for bonefish, tarpon, snook and redfish. Once you’ve reeled in the big one during your Florida yacht charter, drop the anchor and have the chef prepare the catch of the day while you enjoy a cocktail and the sunset.
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THE FURTHER SOUTH YOU TRAVEL, THE MORE CLEAR & STUNNING THE SEA
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BAJA MEXICO SEA OF CORTEZ Home to some of Central America’s most idyllic and beautiful cruising grounds, Baja Mexico has much to offer. An ideal locale for a luxury yacht charter, guests can enjoy everything from sunbathing on beautiful deserted beaches to casting a line in hopes of catching the “big one.” The beautiful sapphire sea, known to many as the Sea of Cortez, is home to a myriad of sea life; colossal blue whales breach as bottlenose dolphins and sea lions play among the waves. Various types of snapper, yellowtail, yellowfin tuna, marlin and sailfish are all catchable in these waters. Set yourself free and escape to La Paz during a Baja Mexico yacht charter. Romantic sunsets and incredible local cuisine will tantalize your senses. Here, snorkeling is a must as you head into the deep blue in search of incredible wildlife. Kayaking is another exciting way to explore the area. Discover the quiet Isla Espíritu Santo off the coast and enjoy a day truly spent away from it all in the deserted sands of unspoiled beaches.
Day 1 La Paz Fly into San Jose del Cabo and meet the yacht in La Paz. Embark and spend the day getting acquainted with the yacht and crew. In the evening, the crew will set up a formal dinner on board.
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Day 2 Isla Espíritu Santo Spend your morning sightseeing in La Paz before cruising to Isla Espíritu Santo (Holy Ghost Island). Rumored to be one of the most beautiful islands in the Sea of Cortez, the Espiritu Santo was purchased by the Nature Conservancy, the World Wildlife Fund and others for protection. Spend the afternoon kayaking, snorkeling or hiking ashore. Bonanza Beach is found on the far side of the island. These two miles of white-sand beaches are primed for a picnic.
Day 3 Isla San Francisco Wake up and enjoy coffee on the aft deck as you cruise the Sea of Cortez. Always be on the lookout for the many species of whales (humpbacks, fins, blues, orcas) found in the area. Renowned for fishing, the famous “El Bajo” or Marisla Seamount is just offshore. The crew can trawl as you cruise with hopes of catching a dorado. After lunch, visit the classic Baja anchorage: “The Hook” at Isla San Francisco. This crescent beach sits below towering cliffs.
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Day 5 San Ignacio Lagoon In the morning, arrive in Puerto Escondido for a short transfer flight across the peninsula to San Ignacio Lagoon for an incredible day with the lagoon’s friendly gray whales. Return to the yacht for dinner. Later you will have an opportunity to explore the beautiful seaside town of Loreto, with its fine Mission Church (the oldest in the Californias).
Day 6 Bahia Elefante & Punta San Evaristo In the morning, make way for Bahia Elefante — Elephant Bay, which is named for a distinctive rock formation there — for some incredible snorkeling, kayaking and hiking. In the afternoon, search for the blue whale, the largest animal ever to live on earth, while en route to Punta San Evaristo, a friendly little community with a true “Baja feel.”
Day 7 La Amortajada & Los Islotes Awake in La Amortajada to serene views then take a kayak out to explore the mangrove-lined lagoon or walk ashore along the tree-lined passageways to the sea. Later, cruise to the unforgettable Los Islotes, a series of small islands where huge Steller sea lions often haul-out. Don your snorkeling gear to have a dip with them for a once-in-alifetime experience. In the evening, anchor in a cove on Isla Partida for your farewell dinner.
Day 8 La Paz Cruise back to La Paz to disembark.
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Day 4 Puerto Los Gatos An early morning skiff ride is a must to explore some of the fishermen’s caves and little pocket beaches this area has to offer. During breakfast, cruise north to Puerto Los Gatos, which has beautiful red rock formations and excellent snorkeling. Spend the day exploring this fascinating stretch of coastline and hiking the impressive Cardon cactus forest, then in the afternoon, cruise to Agua Verde.
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Day 1 Newport Newport is renowned as New England’s sailing hub. Embark the yacht and be dazzled by the beautiful views of this island’s historic waterfront. Bannister’s Wharf is the perfect place for your first taste of New England fare. Spend the evening exploring. Day 2 Martha’s Vineyard Before leaving Newport, go for a cliff walk and you’ll be enamored by the beautiful mansions along the route. If there’s time, stop at Castle Hill Inn and enjoy the view from the front lawn. After you return, set sail for Martha’s Vineyard, a longtime haven for America’s elite. The Black Dog Tavern in Vineyard Haven is a must visit — try the chowder.
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Day 3 Nantucket One of the best ways to explore Martha’s Vineyard is by bike. Spend your morning cycling about the island. Be sure to stop at the nowlegendary Edgartown — the shooting location of the film ”Jaws.” Later, hop over to the gray-hued island of Nantucket, which offers a quintessential New England feel. Day 4 Nantucket Nantucket’s cobbled streets and charming sea-weathered buildings are home to an assortment of quirky little shops and haunts. One must-buy item is a traditional lightship basket. The Whaling Museum is an interesting place to get a taste of local history and the Toy Boat boasts a stellar collection of classic wooden floatables. In the evening, tickle your taste buds with a selection of New England’s finest fish and seafood at the White Elephant Hotel’s Brant Point Grill, which also has stunning views of the harbor lights.
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Day 5 Provincetown The yacht will make way for Provincetown early in the morning. Take a cup of coffee on the aft deck to enjoy the picturesque seaside views as you cruise. Upon arrival in Provincetown, disembark to explore this little artist’s heaven, while the crew set up a traditional lobster bake on the beach for an evening of succulent seafood under the stars. Day 6 Boston One of the oldest cities in the United States, Boston is a proud and exciting metropolis with a small-town feel. The waterfront constantly bustles with visitors, enjoying all of the attractions, such as Rowes Wharf, a great shopping spot for local goods and souvenirs, Quincy Market and the famous New England Aquarium. History buffs should head for the Freedom Trail to walk back in time to the beginnings of the Revolutionary War.
Day 7 Boston Before leaving Boston, be sure to visit the USS CONSTITUTION — the world’s oldest commissioned naval vessel, named by first U.S. President George Washington. A leisurely lunch at a classic local haunt like the Union Oyster House, the oldest restaurant in the U.S., is a perfect way to end your journey. Sports fans may want to take in a game at Boston’s famed Fenway Park, home of the Green Monster.
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NEW ENGLAND H I STO RY A B O U N D S America is a relatively young nation, but history abounds in New England where the country’s first settlers planted roots. From the dark days of Salem’s witch trials to the rebellious ride of Paul Revere, New England is rich with antiquity. Through those struggles and triumphs, great traditions were born, many of which are still seen and celebrated today. Cruise the coastal waters of New England and you’ll spy classic New England homes clad with gray shingles next to magnificent lighthouses. Pop ashore for an old-fashioned clam or lobster bake. America’s yachting tradition began in these coastal waters. The beautiful islands of Nantucket and Martha’s Vineyard are summer havens for New Englanders who wish to escape the city heat for the relaxed breezes of the northern Atlantic Ocean. Wander the cobblestone streets while enjoying an afternoon ice cream and perusing the antique markets and you’re sure to fall in love. From the modern metropolis of Boston to quaint fishing villages like Block Island, the best way to experience New England is by sea on board a luxury charter yacht.
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AMERICA’S YACHTING TRADITION BEGAN IN THESE COASTAL WATERS
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The ultimate explorer’s paradise, the Galapagos is a protected natural wonderland that is ripe for discovery. Renowned as Charles Darwin’s research haven in the 1830s, these islands are brimming with life both above and below the waterline. Not only is there an abundance of wildlife found on the islands, but also many of the creatures are unique to the Galapagos, making the islands the only place to find them outside of a zoo. The islands are extremely protected. The best way to explore them is by yacht, just as Darwin did. The governing body of the islands, the Parque Nacional Galápagos, sets a limit to the number of yachts able to cruise these waters annually; in addition, the Parque Nacional Galápagos also provides itineraries as to where yachts are able to cruise and where guests are able to explore. For private charterers, the parameters provide another level of confidentiality while enjoying a luxury yacht charter. The Galapagos Islands are a UNESCO World Heritage Site, as well as one of the Seven Wonders of the Natural World, spurring their addition to bucket lists across the globe. Spend your days in full-blown adventure mode and then retire to the yacht for five-star luxury, cocktails and a dip in the spa pool.
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Day 1 Santa Cruz Island Upon your arrival in the Galapagos, take the ferry to Santa Cruz Island. The second largest of the Galapagos Islands, Santa Cruz is found directly in the center of the archipelago. Hike to Tortuga Bay where you will find an array of indigenous animals, including the famous giant tortoise. In Puerto Ayora, visit the Charles Darwin Research Station, where you will find scientists hard at work on eco projects. Later, embark to begin your luxury yacht charter.
Day 2 Española Island Gardner Bay’s beach is home to sea lions, marine turtles and Española mockingbirds. Don the yacht’s snorkel gear to swim with the colorful fish and small sharks that live in these waters. Cruise to Punta Suárez where birdwatchers will find utter delight. Here, you may be wooed by the elusive mating dance of the albatross; Española Island is the only place in the world you can witness this incredible sight.
Day 3 San Cristóbal Island The easternmost island of the Galapagos Islands is San Cristóbal, which is home to the capital Puerto Baquerizo Moreno. During an afternoon of hiking El Junco in the highlands, you will find a freshwater lake that resides in an extinct volcano. Then, hop in the tender or a local “panga” for a ride along the incredible cliffs of Cerro Brujo — don’t forget your camera. If there’s still some daylight to burn, head to Kicker Rock to snorkel with sea turtles, manta rays and sharks.
Day 4 Santa Fé & South Plaza Island Another incredible snorkeling location is just off Santa Fé beach, which is a favorite sunning spot of sea lions. Kayak or snorkel in the bay to see a variety of incredible sea life, such as urchins and eels. Later, on land, make way to the Opuntia cactus grove where land iguanas are found in abundance. South Plaza Island also is home to land iguanas, but a different species.
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Day 5 Genovesa Island (Tower Island) Genovesa Island is home to Darwin Bay, which sits on the rim of a sunken crater. Best known for the red-footed boobies, Darwin Bay is a celebrated home of frigate birds and yellow-crowned night herons. Prince Philip’s Steps, named after the royal who once climbed them, is a natural staircase to the top of the cliffs that boasts ethereal views.
Day 6 Santiago & Bartolomé Islands Photography enthusiasts will be thrilled when they arrive at Santiago Island. Walk the lava flows to find intricate shapes and vibrant colors — picture-perfect photo material. Bartolomé Island’s northern bay is home to the mostwell-known landmark of the Galapagos Islands: Pinnacle Rock. Here, snorkel with Galapagos penguins and then hike to the island’s peak for a once-in-a-lifetime sunset.
Day 7 Rábida & Sombrero Chino Islands Rábida comes alive as birds, sea lions and ghost crabs feed, play and relax on the reddish sand. A visit to Sombrero Chino affords you the chance to see Galápagos penguins on land. Take a tender or panga ride around the islands and find a perfect spot for your last snorkel before disembarking.
THE BEST WAY TO EXPLORE THEM IS BY YACHT, JUST AS DARWIN DID
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GLOBAL GEMS CRUISE FURTHER Yachts are able to cruise farther and faster than ever before, opening new destinations for chartering. Some of the most remote locations are the most beautiful and unique. From the splendor of the Norwegian fjords to the excitement of New Zealand and the underwater wonders of Australia; from the unique cultures of Southeast Asia to the calm serenity of the Pacific Islands, there is so much to see and do. Although farther afield, these exciting off-the-beaten-path destinations are worth the journey to enjoy the holiday of a lifetime.
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CHARTERING A SUPERYACHT ALLOWS YOU THE SUBLIME FREEDOM TO CRUISE TO THE FOUR CORNERS OF THE WORLD & BEYOND Norway Skjolden Flåm Gulen Bekkjarvik Rosendal Lofthus
Great Barrier Reef Port Douglas Ribbon Reef Dynamite Pass Lizard Island Cairns
Thailand Phuket Krabi Province Patong Bay Similan Islands Surin Islands
Whitsundays Great Barrier Reef Hamilton Island Thomas Island Whitehaven Beach Border Island Nara Inlet Hayman Island Sydney Sydney Harbour Eastern Beaches Middle Harbour Manly Whale & Palm Beach Ku-Ring-Gai Chase Hawkesbury River
The Islands of Tahiti Tahiti Moorea Huahine Taha’a Raiatea Bora Bora New Zealand Auckland Waiheke Island Coromandel Peninsula Tryphena Port Fitzroy Kawau Island
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Boasting more fjords than any other country in the world, Norway is renowned for these stunning inlets that have forged through forests and mountains alike, creating some of the world’s most scenic vistas. Towering precipices, jagged coastlines, otherworldly waterfalls and deep ravines all were created as glaciers recoiled and the seas moved in, leaving beauty in their wakes. Despite Norway’s northern location, the Gulf Stream has created a temperate climate with little ice here, allowing yachts to freely navigate these striking waters. Nature lovers flock to Norway for its abundance of outdoor activities. Hiking, biking, glacier walking, fishing, kayaking and white-water rafting all are on the menu. A yacht is an ideal means of exploring Norway’s fjords. The country’s midnight sun during the summer hours allows guests to see the sights any time of day. UNESCO has named two of the four fjords of Norway World Heritage Sites, proclaiming them as some of the world’s most splendid locations.
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SEVEN-DAY ITINERARY NORWAY
Day 1 Skjolden Arrive in Skjolden via private helicopter. Enjoy a private car to the Jostedal Glacier National Park for a guided walk on the ice. In the evening, visit the beautiful mountainside farm Skåri Gard.
Day 2 Flåm In the morning, cruise from Skjolden, sailing out the Lustrafjord. Stop to see the famous Urnes Stave church, which was built in 1130 AD and is part of ancient Norwegian history. Arrive in Flåm and be sure to take a ride on the famous Flåm Railway — one of the steepest and most beautiful railways in the world.
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Day 3 Gulen Cruise from Flåm through the breathtaking Nærøyfjord before sailing out of the Sognefjord. Arrive in Gulen and enjoy a variety of activities and excursions, including an eagle safari and fishing. In the evening, enjoy a real Viking barbecue, complete with transport in a Viking ship.
Day 4 Bekkjarvik In the morning, cruise south past Bergan to Bekkjarvik, where you will find a variety of local shops and a spa. Organize a guided tour of the town then enjoy dinner ashore prepared by the winner of Bocuse d’Or 2015.
Day 5 Rosendal Cruise to the beautiful village Rosendal, which has a fantastic rose garden. Have the crew arrange for a private dinner and concert in the garden with transportation by a horsedrawn wagon. Salmon fishing also is a popular activity here.
Day 6 Lofthus Make way into the heart of the Hardangerfjord as you cruise along idyllic villages and beautiful scenery. Upon arrival in Lofthus, enjoy a private helicopter tour of the famous waterfalls and incredible landscape. In the evening, enjoy dinner ashore at the famous Hotel Ullensvang.
Day 7 Lofthus Spend the day sightseeing in Lofthus before disembarking for a helicopter flight to Bergen’s international airport.
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NATURE LOVERS FLOCK TO NORWAY FOR ITS ABUNDANCE OF OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES
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SY DN EY BEACH CITY The adventurous culture of the Land Down Under is suited to thrill. Its very own continent, Australia is home to remarkable, cosmopolitan cities with lively urbanity and beautiful natural elements to create a one-of-a-kind luxury charter destination. Best explored on the water, Sydney is ideal for a luxury yacht charter. Sydney Harbour is home to the iconic Opera House, which stands guard over the waters of this luxuriant city. Here, you can have a true taste of Oz in one of the local cafes or enjoy the fare of one of the city’s hatted restaurants during an Australia yacht charter. And while dining, don’t forget to sample some of the incredible local wines on offer. The Taronga Zoo and Luna Park amusement park are just two of the world-famous features on the water’s edge. Cruise under Sydney Harbour Bridge, or climb it if you’re adventurous, before returning to your choice of one of Australia’s stunning superyachts.
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Day 1 Sydney Harbour Your Sydney adventure starts when you meet the yacht in the heart of Sydney at Pier One Hotel, Walsh Bay. Enjoy your first glimpse of the Sydney Harbour Bridge and the Opera House during lunch. Later, the crew will take you by tender for a VIP backstage tour of the famous Sydney Opera House before a beautiful sunset.
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Day 2 Eastern Beaches Wake at anchor in the inner harbour’s Athol Bay. The pristine white beach and luminous green waters belie the proximity to the city. Head under the Sydney Harbour Bridge for eastern suburb, Watsons Bay. The sheltered bay sees families splashing in the warm waters, while abovethem, Doyle’s Restaurant serves up a spectacular seafood feast. For something more adventurous, take the short trip to Bondi Beach to dive into this city-side surf beach.
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Day 4 Manly After a leisurely breakfast on the aft deck, your crew will lift anchor and whisk you away towards Manly. Head ashore for a taste of beach-side Australian life at Little Manly Cove or try your hand at surfing — a truly Australian pastime and one that will help you work up an appetite for a long lunch ashore.
Day 5 Whale & Palm Beach On the fifth day of your Sydney experience, it’s time to sample some of the culinary nous Australia is famous for. Your yacht will pass through world-renowned Sydney Heads — towering sandstone cliffs that mark the edge of Sydney’s harbour — into the Pacific Ocean. Visit Berowra Waters for modern Australian cuisine set to a backdrop of internationally-awarded architecture. The exclusive restaurant is accessible only by boat or seaplane.
Day 6 Ku-Ring-Gai Chase National Park Meet the locals at Ku-RingGai Chase National Park. Australia’s wildlife is many, varied and exceptional in its multitudes; and at this stunning city-side national park, you’ll have plenty of opportunity to get up close with it, with bandicoots, swamp wallabies, goannas and native ducks sharing the trails with you.
Day 7 Hawkesbury River On your last day on board, head inland up the Hawkesbury River; try your hand at trolling for fish on the way. If you catch the big one, your chef will be more than happy to prepare it for you for lunch as you take in the sights streaming alongside you to port and starboard. The multitude of quiet anchorages make this the perfect spot to stop for a long, lazy swim, and an even longer lunch before your disembark.
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Day 3 Middle Harbour Leave Sydney’s famous inner harbour behind today as you set off to explore. Make the most of the yacht’s toys in the quiet waters of Middle Harbour as you try your hand at watersports, fishing, or for more exertion a kayak paddle through the secluded reaches of the harbour.
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Day 1 Port Douglas Guest arrive onboard at Port Douglas and enjoy a light breakfast while steaming towards Mackay Sand Cay. Here, we’ll stop to explore and snorkel alongside sea turtles, eagle rays and giant clams. Back onboard, your crew will serve lunch while the yacht is underway to Rachel Carson Reef for more snorkeling and fishing followed by sundowners on the top deck watching dusk fall over the reef.
Day 2 Port Douglas to Ribbon Reef Enjoy the solitude of a morning snorkel, alone bar the teeming multitudes beneath the waters, before breakfast. After breakfast, depart for Anderson Reef to snorkel the skipper’s favorite - and rarely visited - dive site. From there, you’ll cruise to Ribbon Reef to sample the world-famous dive and snorkel sites; Steve’s Bommie and Temple of Doom. The yacht will then overnight at Ribbon Reef Number Three; part of the long strips of reef which forms the outer edges of the Great Barrier Reef.
Day 3 Ribbon Reef Number five & seven Enjoy a before-breakfast snorkel, or spend some time on the aft deck soaking up the morning sun. You’ll depart for Ribbon Reef Number Five to arrive in time to snorkel, fish, or play with the yacht’s toys, before lunch onboard while travelling to Ribbon Reef Number Seven.
Day 4 Ribbon Reef 9.5 Arrive at Ribbon Reef 9.5 and snorkel world-renowned dive and snorkel sites; Pixie’s Pinnacle and Challenger Bay. You’ll then have lunch at the reef before cruising to the Cod Hole for further snorkeling and on-water activities, where you’ll then be able to enjoy the experience of staying overnight above the reef.
Day 5 Dynamite Pass Start the day snorkeling Dynamite Pass - channel where pelagic fish cruise from the Coral Sea to Great Barrier Reef. An afternoon of diving or snorkelling followed by sunset cocktails as the sun sets over the horizon.
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G R E AT B A R R I E R R E E F VA S T & V I B R A N T Off the coast of Cairns, Queensland, you will find one of the Seven Wonders of the Natural World, the Great Barrier Reef. An Australian national treasure, the Great Barrier Reef is the world’s largest coral reef system. Home to more than 400 different types of coral, as well as rays, dolphins, sea turtles, giant clams and more than 1,500 species of fish, the marine life here astounds. A truly life-changing experience, enjoy swimming, diving and discovering this incredible locale during an Australia yacht charter. The only living organism visible from space, the Great Barrier Reef spreads out beneath your yacht as you explore the many wonders of this part of the world. Our experienced team has put together itineraries which help you make the most of your time in the region - whether you have three days to spare, or two weeks - with a host of hand-picked experiences and sights that show you the best of the reef. Like all of our experiences, we tailor them to match your needs exactly, but the examples below will give you a taste of how you can spend time in this World Heritage-listed area.
Day 6 Lizard Island Breakfast on the reef before departing for Lizard Island. There you’ll spend the day exploring the island, snorkeling the Clam Gardens, kayaking and relaxing on the pristine white sandy beaches.
Day 7 Lizard Island to Carins Rise at early on your last day onboard to hike up to Cook’s Look; the summit of Lizard Island, for 360 degree views across the island. The two-three hour return walk will leave you ready for a swim. You’ll have time to relax, snorkel with the inhabitants of the reef a last time, enjoy lunch onboard and then depart Lizard Island Airport bound for Cairns.
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Days 1 & 2 Great Barrier Reef & Hamilton Island Fly into Hamilton Island’s airport and meet the yacht at the Hamilton Island Marina. Your first stop is the Great Barrier Reef. Spend the next two days exploring the reef by yacht tender, helicopter and seaplane — all of which are found on Hamilton Island.
Day 4 Whitehaven Beach Enjoy an alfresco breakfast as you cruise Solway Passage. Arrive at Whitehaven Beach, which has nearly pure silica sand and stunning scenery. Take the tender ashore to walk up Hill Inlet — a must-do activity to see breathtaking panoramic views looking south over Whitehaven Beach.
Day 3 Thomas Island If the weather permits, cruise south from Hamilton Island, passing Pentecost Island, to Straw Island. East of Burning Point, you’ll find an anchorage protected by a wide coral reef. Thomas Island also offers a picturesque anchorage with a beautiful beach. Tender ashore for some fun in the sun.
Day 5 Border Island When you arrive at Border Island, grab the snorkeling or diving gear to check out the unique coral formations here. On land, you'll find lush scenery and superb beaches. It also has a famous blue grotto, popular with tourists, as well as antique churches.
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Day 6 Nara Inlet Cruise through the Hook Passage, which is the dividing line between the Hook Islands and Whitsundays, to the Nara Inlet — a lovely spot for an overnight anchorage. Take the tender to the eastern shore of the inlet and walk the trail leading to prehistoric aboriginal cave drawings and a magnificent waterfall. Day 7 Hayman Island Cruise between Hayman and Hook Island and you’ll come to Butterfly Bay, a secluded anchorage. From here, take the tender to Manta Ray Bay to find some of the Whitsunday’s best snorkeling and diving. Those looking for a little piece of prestige should visit the One&Only Hayman Island, which offers sunset cocktails and a selection of fine-dining restaurants.
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THE GREAT BARRIER REEF MAY WELL BE THE ULTIMATE DIVER’S BUCKET-LIST LOCATION
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W H I T S U N D AYS TROPICAL SANDS One of the world’s seven wonders, Australia’s Great Barrier Reef also is one of the most exciting yachting destinations. A yacht charter of Hamilton Island and the rest of the Whitsundays offers you complete access to the world’s most famous reef. Tropical beaches abound, but they pale in comparison to the natural splendor beneath the waterline. More than 350,000 square kilometers of reef, coral outcrops, cays, atolls and lagoons are waiting to be explored. The Great Barrier Reef may well be the ultimate diver’s bucket-list location. Luckily, there are many laws and regulations in place to keep the reef safe from destruction. Ashore, the Whitsundays island chain comprises 74 islands; Hamilton Island is the largest. As you hop from island to island, you will find beautiful beaches, lush “bushlands” and incredible wildlife. Cruise the stunning, crystalline waters of the western Pacific for a yacht charter unlike any other.
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NEW ZEALAND NORTH ISLAND New Zealand may be a tiny nation, but it is brimming with excitement and adventure. Two islands, the North Island and the South Island, combine to create one of the most unique countries on the planet. From snow-capped maintains and craggy coastlines to pristine bays and volcanic islands, New Zealand boasts some of the most splendid natural wonders. Discover Auckland, New Zealand’s cosmopolitan capital known as the “City of Sails” — the America’s Cup series has twice been raced in these waters. New Zealand offers some of the most incredible off-the-beaten-path cruising grounds for yachts. Highlights are the North Island’s Bay of Islands and the South Island’s Marlborough Sounds. Oenophiles will fall in love with the Kiwis’ vibrant wine culture and thrill seekers will get their hearts racing as they partake in sky diving, helicopter skiing, zorbing and so much more.
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Day 1 Auckland Fly into Auckland to meet your yacht. Spend the day exploring the sights and sounds of this modern metropolis. Be sure to visit the Auckland Museum, where you will learn about the city’s and country’s unique histories. You may be treated to a live performance by native Maori dancers.
Day 3 Coromandel Peninsula Heading due east, you’ll come to the once-booming gold town of Coromandel. In 1852, Charles Ring struck it rich here when he discovered a gold mine two miles north of the city. Visit the museum in this historical haven or peruse shops filled with the crafts of local artisans.
Day 2 Waiheke Island Cruise from Auckland to the Hauraki Gulf. On the way, stop at Rangitoto, a towering, volcanic island, for a picnic lunch. In the afternoon, visit Waiheke Island, which boasts more than 20 wineries. Enjoy an evening meal ashore at Vino Vino, which has excellent seafood dishes.
Day 4 Tryphena, Great Barrier Island Tryphena is a busy port on Great Barrier Island. Spend the day visiting the beautiful Kaitoke Hot Springs or sunning on Medlands Beach. The bay is well suited for watersports. The island is still quite primitive and doesn’t have electricity, so be sure to head back to the boat at dusk.
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Day 5 Port Fitzroy, Great Barrier Island Port Fitzroy is a natural harbor, home to an array of wildlife, including several species of endangered birds. There’s plenty of natural splendor to take in ashore, including the waterfall along Warren's Track. Later, visit the local plantation where natives harvest kauri for boatbuilding. Day 6 Kawau Island Kawau Island also is located in the Gulf. Here you will find the Mansion House. New Zealand Governor Sir George Grey owned this Victorian home, which was built in the 19th century. Tours are available daily. Day 7 Auckland Make way back to Auckland on the final day of your charter. Spend the morning visiting the charming shops in the Devonport neighborhood. Later, visit the Auckland War Memorial Museum for an extensive exhibit on the local Maori people and culture of the Pacific Islands or take in seafaring history at the Voyager Maritime Museum.
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Marvel over the beautiful beaches of Thailand during your luxury yacht charter. From the Gulf of Thailand to the Andaman Sea, this nation has long been a hot spot for the jet set due to the exotic foods, tropical locale, stunning beaches and friendly locals. The renowned “City of Angels,” Bangkok, is the country’s vibrant capital. Thailand’s islands, such as Koh Samui and Phuket, are perfectly suited for a yacht charter holiday. For the ultimate in relaxation, visit one of the five-star spas that offer pure natural ingredients for body scrubs, steam baths and traditional Thai massages. Be sure to set one evening aside to watch a spectacular sunset over the sea on board the yacht; later, go ashore to enjoy the famous Phuket nightlife until the early morning hours.
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Day 1 Phuket Embark at Yacht Haven Marina. Once on board, cruise to Phang Nga Bay — famous for its monolithic limestone rocks and islets. Spend the day kayaking and visit Koh Panyi, a traditional stilted fishing village. Most famous in the area is James Bond Island, featured in "The Man with the Golden Gun."
Day 2 & 3 Krabi Province An hour’s sail southeast from Phang Nga is Krabi Province. Krabi also has stunning landscapes and beaches with crystalline waters for diving and snorkeling. The mainland tourist resort town Ao Nang offers rock climbing, beach bars and nightlife. Phi Phi Leh and Phi Phi Don are Krabi’s renowned islands, made famous in the movie "The Beach. "
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Day 6 Similan Islands In 1982, the 128-squarekilometer area comprising the Similans was declared a marine national park. During the high season, visibility underwater can be between 30 and 50 meters. Schools of colorful reef fish dart around corals; it’s common to see manta rays, whale sharks and pelagics. Other activities include hikes to the top of the rocks and swimming.
Day 7 Surin Islands The Koh Surin National Park comprises five islands — the two main islands are Surin Nua and Surin Tai. Within the national park there are many world-class dive sites in reach. Guests also can go to the beach and look for monkeys and other wildlife or visit a Moken sea gypsy village. Cruise overnight to Phuket for disembarkation the following morning.
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Day 4 & 5 Patong Bay & Phuket's west beaches Phuket’s Surin, Bang Tao, Cherngtalay and Layan Beaches are famous for their clubs and world-class resorts, such as Twin Palms, Amanpuri and Trisara. Visit the souvenir shops and vibrant street atmosphere of Patong Beach, hit the links at one of five championship-standard golf courses or enjoy a treatment at one of the five-star spas.
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T H E I S L A N D O F TA H I T I O C E A N V I EWS Located almost mid-way between California, United States, and Australia, the Islands of Tahiti certainly are worth a visit. The main island of Tahiti and its sister islands cover more than four million square miles of ocean. Comprising five archipelagos, four of which are volcanic, there are more than 118 heavenly islands to discover during an Islands of Tahiti yacht charter. View rugged highlands and low-lying valleys that create stunning vistas of waterfalls and seaside cliffs as you cruise from Tahiti to Bora Bora, Moorea, Tikehau, Fakarava and beyond. Romance is just a cruise away when you visit Bora Bora on your South Pacific yacht charter. A serene bluish-green lagoon sets the stunning tone as you enjoy the yacht’s tenders and toys or simply lay back and allow the passion to wash over you. Sunset cruises and hikes to panoramic vistas are on offer. High-end boutiques can be found on the island — many of which sell incredibly beautiful Tahitian pearls. A photograph cannot fully capture the illumination of Matira Beach on Bora Bora. Find the sun here during your Islands of Tahiti yacht charter.
SEVEN-DAY ITINERARY ISLANDS OF TAHITI
Day 1 Tahiti Arrive Papeete, Tahiti. Embark the yacht at Marina Taina. Enjoy your first meal on board then spend some time getting acquainted with the yacht. In the afternoon visit the Robert Wan Pearl Museum.
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COMPRISING FIVE ARCHIPELAGOS, THERE ARE MORE THAN 118 HEAVENLY ISLANDS TO DISCOVER
Day 2 Moorea Make way for Moorea, Polynesia’s second-most popular spot after Tahiti. Moorea is a triangular-shaped island encircled by a lagoon of translucent green, fringed by an azure blue Polynesian sea. Enjoy watersports and a visit to the Marae and Belvedere. In the evening, depart for Huahine.
Day 3 Huahine Wake up in Huahine for a day of water activities and land excursions. Huahine is arguably the most picturesque French Polynesian island. With steep mountains descending into protected bays of emerald green, the island also is one of the more geographically diverse of the Society Group. In the evening, cruise for Taha’a.
Day 4 Taha’a Taha’a produces 70 to 80 percent of all French Polynesia’s vanilla. Because of the aroma, Taha’a is known as the “Vanilla Island.” Enjoy visiting the vanilla farms or the famous Relais & Chateaux Le Taha'a Island Resort and Spa. Taha’a’s pearls are exceptional, so take advantage of the black pearl farms.
Day 5 Raiatea Wake up in Raiatae after an early morning sail. Far less traveled than Bora Bora, Tahiti or Moorea, this fascinating island offers a taste of true unspoiled French Polynesia. Visit the Marae Taputapuatea, the oldest Marae of the Maori culture.
Day 6 & 7 Bora Bora Bora Bora Island is possibly the single most famous island in the world. Spend two days in Bora Bora exploring the U.S. World War II military bases, snorkeling or diving in the island’s lagoons and soaking in all this piece of paradise has to offer.
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Mogambo 241’ (73.55m) Laurel 240’2” (73.20m) Titania 239’ 6” (73.00m) Sherakhan 228’6” (69.65m) LadyS 224'9 (68.50m) Double Down 214’ (65.20m) Spirit Of The C’s 210’ (74.00m) 11.11 206’ 8” (63.00m) Lady Lola 205’3” (62.56m) Party Girl 205’ (62.48m) Blue Moon 198’(60.35m) Skyfall 189’ 9” (57.90m) Diamond A 187’ 11” (57.28m) Mondango 3 185’ (56.40m) Salila 183’9” (56.00m) Sovereign 180’ 2” (54.91m) Starfire 177’ (54.10m) Sunrise 173’ (52.80m) Jade 959 169’11’ (51.80m) Liberty 164’1” (50.00m)
Amarula Sun 164’ (49.99m) Victoria Del Mar 164’ (49.99m) Mariu 164’ (49.90m) Casino Royale 163’ (49.68m) Zoom Zoom Zoom 161’ (49.07m) Rockstar 161’ ( 49.07m) Rebel 157’ 6” (48.00m) Cocktails 157’ (47.85m) Va Bene 156’10” (47.80m) Rola 155’ 10” (47.50m) Usher 154 ’(46.94m) Argyll 153’ (46.63m) Katya 151’ (46.02m) Big Fish 147’ 8” (45.00m) Harle 146’6” (44.65m) Checkmate 145’ (44.20m) At Last 144’ 11” (44.17m) Silver Dream 143’ 7” (43.80m) Starship 143' (43.95m) Lady Bee 142’ ( 43.28m) Integrity 141’ (42.98m) King Baby 140’ 1” (42.70m) Sarissa 139’ 9” (42.60m) Natori 137’2” (41.80m) Ocean Emerald 134’6” (41.00m) Aphrodite 130’ (39.62m) Doña Lola 130’ (39.62m) Serengeti 130’ (39.62m) Revelry 127’ 11” (39.00m) Berilda 126’ (38.40m) Brio 125’ (38.10m) Temptation 123’ (37.49m) Axia 123’ (37.49m) Serenity 122’ (37.19m) Sahana 120’ (36.60m) Impetuous 120’ (36.58m) Unbridled 116’ (35.36m) Kipany 116’ (35.36m) Ocean Pearl 115’ ( 35.05m) Spirit 114’ 10” (35.00m)
Emerald Lady 114’ 10” (35.00m) Caroline 1 114’10” (35.00m) Dreamtime 113’ 2” (34.50m) Solis 111’ 7” (34.00m) Kelly Anne 110’ (33.53m) Corroboree 108’ 11” (33.20m) Beachfront 108’ (32.92m) Oscar II 103’ 4” (31.50m) Silverlining 104 ’ (31 . 70m) No Rules 102’ (31.00m) Lady Thuraya 101’8” (31m) Mischief 98’6” (30.00m) Mia Kai 96’9” (29.50m) Bahama 91’ 10” (28.00m) Aspiration 86' (26.19m) Malvasia 85’4” (26m) Alani 83’ (25.15m) Equinox 81’ (24.68m) Crystal Blue 79’ (24.00m) Pearl 78’ 9” (24.00m) Coro Coro 73’ (22.25m) High Aspect 71’6” (21.80m) Kings Legend 65’ 1” (19.84m) Monsoon 55’ (16.70m)
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MOGAMBO 241’ Specifications Guests 12 : Cabins 7 : Crew 20 : Accommodation 6 double, 1 twin, 3 convertible Length 241’ (73.55m) : Beam 41’ (12.50m) : Draft 11’ 8” (3.55m) : Built by Nobiskrug : Year 2012/2016 Interior design by Reymond Langton : Speed 14 knots : Fuel consumption 600 Litres/Hr : Engines 2x MTU 16V 4000 M60 2,360hp Leisure equipment + toys 38’ (11.58m) Novurania Chase 38 tender : 24’ (7.5m) Novurania Launch 750 : 4x Jet Skis (not stand-up) : 2x Standup paddleboards : 3x Kayaks (two singles and a double) 3x Donuts, banana, couch and octopus : 2x Water skis : 2x Wakeboards : Waterslide : 2x F7 Seabobs : 2x Quba sailboats Charter Summer East and West Mediterranean : Winter Please inquire
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Specifications Guests 12 : Cabins 6 : Crew 22 : Accommodation 6 double, 1 twin, 3 convertible Length 240’ (73.20m) : Beam 40’ 2” (12.25m) : Draft 12’ (3.65m) : Built by Delta : Year 2006/2016 Interior design by Donald Starkey : Speed 15 knots : Fuel consumption 650 Litres/Hr : Engines 2x Cat 3516B, 2500 hp @ 1600 rpm Leisure equipment + toys 25’ (7.62m) Nautica widebody tender w/ 315hp Yanmar inboard : 22’ (6.7m) Nautica widebody tender w/ 225hp Yamaha outboard : 15’ (4.57m) Nautica SOLAS-approved rescue tender w/ 60hp Yamaha outboard Waterslide from bridge deck : 2x WaveRunners (2014) : 16’ (4.8m) Inflatable trampoline : 4x Kayaks (2 double, 2 single) : 2x Sea-Doo Seascooters : 3x Standup paddleboards 4x Bicycles : Golf clubs with floating golf balls : Assorted wakeboards and water skis : Fishing rods and reels : Assorted snorkeling gear : Inflatable towable toys – donuts, biscuits, banana 2x Giant water balls : Diving board : Tarzan rope swing : Children’s toys (kites, swing ball, water bomb launcher, badminton) : Beach setup gear Charter Summer Please inquire : Winter Bahamas, Caribbean - Leeward, Caribbean - Virgin Islands, Caribbean - Windward, Florida, Mexico - E. Coast, Mexico - W. Coast
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LAUREL 240’ (73.20M)
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T I TA N I A 239’ Specifications Guests 12 : Cabins 7 : Crew 20 : Accommodation 7 double Length 239’ 6” (73.00m) : Beam 43’ 1” (13.12m) : Draft 12’ 2” (3.70m) : Built by Lurssen : Year 2006/2012 Interior design by Zuretti : Speed 14 knots : Fuel consumption 400 Litres/Hr : Engines 2x Cat 3512B Dita 1850Bhp Leisure equipment + toys 26’ (8m) Royal Denship custom tender w/ 260hp engine : 23’ (7m) Novurania launch w/260hp engine : 2x Sailing dinghies : Kawasaki SX-R 800 standup Jet Ski : 2x Two-person Sea-Doos : 2x Kayaks 2x Seabob F7s : 1x Inflatable waterslide : Scuba gear : Standup paddleboards (intermediate and beginner) : Wakeboards : Water skis : Tows and inflatables : Extensive waterpark : Snorkeling gear Charter Summer W. Med - Naples/Sicily, W. Med - Riviera/Corsica/Sardinia, W. Med-Spain/Balearics, Croatia, East Med - Greece, East Med - Turkey, Event charters : Winter Southeast Asia
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Leisure equipment + toys 2x 24’ (7.3m) Joker Clubman inflatable tenders type 24 EFB w/ 260hp Yamaha inboard : 1x Classic Dutch Sloep Tender : 2x Yahama Superjet 700s : 2x FX1400 Yamaha WaveRunners 2x Laser sailboats : 26’ (8m) Waterslide : 2x windsurf boards : 2x Inflatable standup paddleboards : Surfboard : Floating trampoline : Kayak : 2x Wakeboard : 2x Water skis : Gym equipment Towable toys : Fishing rods : 36’ (11m) Chase boat (available on request)
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Summer Croatia, East Med - Greece, East Med - Turkey, W. Med - Naples/Sicily, W. Med - Riviera/Corsica/Sardinia, W. Med-Spain/Balearics Charter Winter Australia, Fiji, Indian Ocean, New Caledonia, New Zealand, South-East Asia
SHERAKHAN 228’6” (69.65M)
SHERAKHAN 228’ Guests 26 : Cabins 13 : Crew 19 : Accommodation 7 double, 6 twin Specifications Length 228’6” (69.65m) : Beam 39’ 4” (12.00m) : Draft 14’ 9” (4.50m) : Built by Vuyk en Zonen : Year 2005/2015 Interior design by Verkerk Yachting Projects : Speed 11 knots cruising : Fuel consumption 360 Litres/Hr : Engines Caterpillar 3512 B TI-TA 1380hp
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Leisure equipment + toys 30’ (9.14m) Custom Serenella Limo tender w/ 320hp duo prop : 30’ (9.12m) Custom Hinckley 29R tender w/ 440hp Hamilton jet : 20’ (6.2m) Pascoe Custom Jet Rescue Tender : 3x Sea-Doo GTX 3x Kayaks (2 singles and a double) : Wakeboards, Water skis and tows : 2x Windsurfers (1 beginner, 1 advanced) : 2x Cabrinha Switchblade Kite Surfs : 3x Seabobs : 2x Standup paddleboards Snorkeling gear : Water equipment : Deep-sea fishing rods and Tiagra reels : 15’ (4.57m) Rave Bongo bounce platform : Swing for Bongo bounce platform : Henshaw Sea Pool with sundeck
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Summer Croatia, East Med - Greece, East Med - Turkey, Event charters, W. Med - Naples/Sicily, W. Med - Riviera/Corsica/Sardinia Charter Winter Bahamas, Caribbean - Leeward, Caribbean - Virgin Islands, Caribbean - Windward
LADY S 224’ 9” (68.50M)
L A DY S 224’ 9” Guests 12 : Cabins 7 : Crew 19 : Accommodation 5 double, 2 twin Specifications Length 224’ 9” (68.50m) : Beam 42’ (12.80m) : Draft 12’ 2” (3.70m) : Built by Amels : Year 2006/2014 Interior design by Walter Franchini : Speed 14 knots : Fuel consumption 600 Litres/Hr : Engines 2x 2,374hp Caterpillar
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D O U B L E D OW N 214’ Specifications Guests 12 : Cabins 9 : Crew 19 : Accommodation 6 double, 3 twin, 7 personal staff Length 214’ (65.20m) : Beam 36’ 8” (11.18m) : Draft 10’ 9” (3.28m) : Built by Codecasa : Year 2010/2016 Interior design by Della Role Design/ Evan K Marshall : Speed 12 knots : Fuel consumption 119 US Gall/Hr : Engines 2x 2448hp 3516B Caterpillar Leisure equipment + toys 23’ (7m) Castoldi Jet Tender : 2x Yamaha VX Cruiser WaveRunners : Sea-Doo GTX : Aquaglide trampoline : Aquaglide Climber : Bubba four-person towable : 2x Paddleboards 2x Inflatable kayaks : Three-person hot dog : Three-person Airhead Matrix : Water skis : Wakeboard : Snorkeling gear : Fishing gear : Exercise room : Massage room : Theatre Charter Summer East and West Mediterranean : Winter Bahamas, Caribbean
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SPIRIT OF THE C’S 210’ Specifications Guests 10 : Cabins 5 : Crew 12 : Accommodation 1 master, 2 double, 2 twin Length 210’ (64.00m) : Beam 42’ (12.80m) : Draft 31’ (9.44m) : Built by Perini Navi : Year 2003/2016 Interior design by Michela Reverberi : Speed 14 knots : Fuel consumption X : Engines 2x Deutz TBD620V8 1400hp Leisure equipment + toys 2x 20’ (6.3m) Zodiac tenders w/ 235hp Jet Drives : Wakeboards : Water skis : Inflatables : 2x Laser sailing dinghies : Boogie boards : 2x paddleboards : Snorkeling gear : Fishing gear Charter Summer West Mediterranean : Winter Leeward Islands
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11.11 206’ 8” Specifications Guests 12 : Cabins 6 : Crew 16 : Accommodation 4 double, 2 twin Length 206’ 8” (63.00m) : Beam 35’ 5” (10.80m) : Draft 11’ 6” (3.50m) : Built by Benetti : Year 2015 Interior design by Owners team : Speed 14 knots cruising : Fuel consumption 400 Litres/Hr : Engines 2x Caterpillar Inc - 3512C Leisure equipment + toys 19’ (6m) Novurania launch tender w/ 260hp engine : 26’ (8m) Custom limo tender w/ 360hp engine : 14’ (4.5 m) Castoldi rescue boat/crew tender : 2x Sea-Doo 215hp GTXs : 3x Seabobs : 2x Double kayaks Towable toys : Aquaglide trampoline (for kids) : Flyboard (experienced riders) : Jellyfish swimming pool : Wakeboard : Kneeboard : Water skis : Donut : 2x Standup paddleboards Charter Summer Croatia, East Med - Greece, W. Med - Naples/Sicily, W. Med – French/Italian Riviera /Corsica/Sardinia : Winter Caribbean - Leeward, Caribbean - Virgin Islands, Caribbean - Windward, Cuba
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Leisure equipment + toys 30’ (9m) Towed mahogany tender w/ 2x 450hp engine (seats 16) : 28’ (8.5m) Novurania (bow ramp) : 2x Three-person WaveRunners : Snorkeling gear : Water skis : Towable toys Fishing gear : Beach club : Rendezvous diving only : Exercise Equipment
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LADY LOLA 205’ 3” (62.56M)
L A DY L OL A 205’ 3” Guests 10 : Cabins 5 : Crew 16 : Accommodation 4 double, 1 twin Specifications Length 205’ 3” (62.56m) : Beam 34’ 5” (10.49m) : Draft 11’ 10” (3.61m) : Built by Oceanco : Year 2002/2012 Interior design by Zuretti : Speed 12 knots : Fuel consumption 114 US Gall/Hr : Engines 2x 1,651hp Caterpillar 3512 B DITA
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PA R T Y G I R L 205’ Specifications Guests 12 : Cabins 8 : Crew 18 : Accommodation 6 double, 2 twin Length 205’ (62.48m) : Beam 37’ 4” (11.38m) : Draft 12’ 1” (3.68m) : Built by Icon : Year 2013 Interior design by Cristiano Gatto Design : Speed 12 knots : Fuel consumption 100 US Gall/Hr : Engines 2x MTU 12V4000 M71 diesels, 2,480 hp Leisure equipment + toys 37’ (11.3m) Intrepid center-console towed tender with dayhead (2017 model) : 24’ (7.2m) Dariel DT7 w/ 260hp Jet Yanmar 6BY220 15’ (4.5) SOLAS Zodiac RIB w/ 40hp Yamaha : 4x Yamaha FX Cruiser WaveRunners : 4x Seabobs : 8x Coreban standup paddleboards : Wakeboards : Water skis : Inflatable towable toys Charter Summer French Polynesia, South Pacific : Winter Bahamas, Caribbean
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PARTY GIRL 205’ (62.48M)
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Leisure equipment + toys 28’ (8.5m) Original 1972 restored Riva w/ 2x 420hp engines : 25’ (7.6m) Chris Craft w/ 475hp engine : 16’ (4.8m) RIB emergency tender : 3x Kayaks (2 doubles and a single) : 15x Snorkeling gear : Wakeboard Water skis : Kneeboard : Inflatable tube : 2x Two-person Yamaha WaveRunners : 2x Standup paddleboards : Fishing gear (deep sea and light tackle, 2x heavy tackle rods) : Fighting chair Beach umbrella and chairs : Rendezvous diving only
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Summer Please inquire : Winter Bahamas, Caribbean Charter
BLUE MOON 198’ (60.35M)
BLUE MOON 198’ Guests 12 : Cabins 6 : Crew 15 : Accommodation 4 double, 2 twin Specifications Length 198’ (60.35m) : Beam 37’ (11.28m) : Draft 11’ (3.35m) : Built by Feadship : Year 2005/2014 Interior design by Donald Starkey : Speed 15 knots : Fuel consumption 185 US Gall/Hr : Engines 2x Cat 3516B DI-TA 1492 kW @1600 rpm
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S KY FA L L 189’ 9” Specifications Guests 12 : Cabins 6 : Crew 13 : Accommodation 5 double, 1 twin Length 189’ 9” (57.90m) : Beam 33’ 5” (10.19m) : Draft 8’ 6” (2.59m) : Built by Trinity : Year 2010/2015 Interior design by Patrick Knowles : Speed 13.5 knots : Fuel consumption 435 Litres/Hr : Engines 3384 HP Twin, 2010, Inboard Diesel Leisure equipment + toys 21’ (6.5m) ZAR tender (2015) : 13’ (4.2m) Rescue tender : Rendezvous diving only : 2x Two-person Sea-Doo GTXs : 2x Seabobs Charter Summer Croatia, East Med - Greece, East Med - Turkey, Event charters, Other, W. Med - Naples/Sicily, W. Med - Riviera/Corsica/Sardinia, W. Med-Spain/Balearics Winter Bahamas, Caribbean - Leeward, Caribbean - Virgin Islands, Caribbean - Windward, Florida
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SKYFALL 189’ 9” (57.90M)
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DIAMOND A 187’ 11” Specifications Guests 12 : Cabins 9 : Crew 15 : Accommodation 6 double, 2 twin, 1 convertible Length 187’ 11” (57.28m) : Beam 33’ 9” (10.29m) : Draft 11’ 11” (3.63m) : Built by Abeking & Ramussen : Year 1998/2014 Interior design by Kirsten Kelli LLC : Speed 16 knots : Fuel consumption 143 US Gall/Hr : Engines 2x Caterpillar 3516 B (V16) with a total 3750hp Leisure equipment + toys 23’ (7m) Novurania tender : 24’ (7.1m) Custom limo tender (spray hood covers up to seven people) : Duarry rescue tender (2003): 2x Two-person WaveRunners : 4x Wakeboards : 4x Water skis 2x Seabobs : 2x Kneeboards : Inflatable towable toys : Snorkeling gear : Floating trampoline : Beach barbecue equipment : 2x Paddleboards : Jetsurf Charter Summer Croatia, Event charters, W. Med - Naples/Sicily, W. Med - Riviera/Corsica/Sardinia, W. Med-Spain/Balearics Winter Bahamas, Caribbean - Leeward, Caribbean - Virgin Islands, Caribbean - Windward, Cuba
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DIAMOND A 187’ 11” (57.28M)
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Leisure equipment + toys 23’ (7m) Smuggler custom tender w/ 220hp engine : 17’ (5.4m) Smuggler Strata w/ 140hp engine : Hobie Tandem Island sailing kayak : Hobie Outback kayak : Water skis : Wakeboards and tows 2x Standup paddleboards : Snorkeling gear : Fishing gear : Jellyfish sea pool : Island raft
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Summer Bermuda, Event charters : Winter Caribbean - Leeward, Caribbean - Virgin Islands, Caribbean - Windward, Regattas Charter
MONDANGO 3 185’ (56.40M)
MONDANGO 3 185’ Guests 11 : Cabins 5 : Crew 10 : Accommodation 3 double, 2 twin Specifications Length 185’ (56.40m) : Beam 36’ 1” (11.00m) : Draft 13’ 1” (4.00m) : Built by Alloy Yachts : Year 2014 Interior design by Reymond Langton Design : Speed 12 knots : Fuel consumption 160 Litres/Hr : Engines Caterpillar C32, A Cert 1450hp @2300 rpm
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SALILA 183’ 9”
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SALILA 183’ 9” (56.00M)
Guests 20 : Cabins 10 : Crew 20 : Accommodation 6 double, 4 twin Specifications Length 183’ 9” (56.00m) : Beam 29’ 6” (9.00m) : Draft 11’ 6” (3.50m) : Built by DRU : Year 1991/2012 Speed 7 knots : Fuel consumption 220 Litres/Hr : Engines 1x 1800 hp Akasaka 2x 10-person tenders w/ 2x 115hp engines : Small speedboat w/ 40hp engine : Snorkeling equipment : 6x Double kayaks : Banana boat Leisure Wakeboard : Standup paddleboard : Floating trampoline : Basic fishing rods equipment + toys Summer Komodo, Indonesia : Winter Raja Ampat, Indonesia Charter
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S OV E R E I GN 180’ 2” Specifications Guests 12 : Cabins 6 : Crew 13 : Accommodation 2 master, 1 VIP, 1 double, 2 double w/ twins Length 180’ 2” (54.91m) : Beam 34’ (10.36m) : Draft 10’ (3.05m) : Built by Newcastle Marine : Year 2011/2014 Interior design by Claudette Bonville Associates, Inc : Speed 12 knots : Fuel consumption 63 US Gall/Hr : Engines 2x Caterpillar 3512B 1410 hp Leisure equipment + toys 21’ (6.4m) Novurania tender : 17’ (5.1m) Ab tender : Seabob : 32’ (9.7m) Intrepid w/ cuddy cabin : 2 x Waverunners : 2x Seabobs : Water skis (adult and child) : Wakeboard Inflatables (Donuts, Banana Boat, five-person Hot Dog) : 4x Inflatable sea kayaks (two singles, two doubles) : Snorkeling gear : Drone with GoPros : Exercise gear (free weights, yoga, bands, balls) Charter Summer East and West Mediterranean : Winter Caribbean
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SOVEREIGN 180’ 2” (54.91M)
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Leisure equipment + toys 36’ (10.9m) Hinckley Jet Drive : 15’ (4.5m) Nautica : 2x Seabobs : 2x Two-person Yamaha 850cc WaveRunners : Yamaha 850CC WaveRunner 3x Kayaks (two doubles and a single) : Trampoline : Five-person water toboggan : Wakeboard : Tow tubes : Snorkeling gear : Water skis
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Summer Croatia, East Med - Greece, East Med - Turkey, W. Med - Naples/Sicily, W. Med - Riviera/Corsica/Sardinia, W. Med-Spain/Balearics Charter Winter Caribbean - Leeward, Caribbean - Virgin Islands, Caribbean - Windward
STARFIRE 177’ (54.10M)
S TA R F I R E 177’ Guests 12 : Cabins 6 : Crew 12 : Accommodation 4 double, 2 twin Specifications Length 177’ (54.10m) : Beam 30’ 11” (9.42m) : Draft 11’ 6” (3.50m) : Built by Benetti : Year 1998/2012 Interior design by Zuretti : Speed 12 knots : Fuel consumption 105 gph @ 12 knots US Gall/Hr : Engines 2x Deutz 6 Cylinder 2310 KW / 1573 HP 3 x Caterpiller
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SUNRISE 173’ Specifications Guests 12 : Cabins 6 : Crew 12 : Accommodation 4 double, 2 twin Length 173’ (52.80m) : Beam 31’ (9.45m) : Draft 12’ 6” (3.80m) : Built by Oceanco : Year 2000/2015 Interior design by JP Fantini Design : Speed 12 knots : Fuel consumption 330 at cruising speed Litres/H : Engines 2x 1,710Hp MTU 12V 396 TE74 Leisure equipment + toys 24’ (7.50m) Pirelli tender w/ 270hp engine : 23’ (7m) Blue Spirit SOLAS jet tender w/ 260hp engine : 2x Seabob F5Ss : 2x Sea-Doo Sparks : Jobe Water skis and Wakeboards 2x Jobe three- person disks : Jobe two-person glider : 2x one-person rings : Towable toys : Trampoline : Freestyle blob : 2x Longtail paddleboards : Snorkeling gear : Light fishing gear Charter Summer Croatia, East Med - Greece, East Med - Turkey, W. Med - Naples/Sicily, W. Med - Riviera/Corsica/Sardinia : Winter Please inquire
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SUNRISE 173’ (52.80M)
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JADE 959 169’ 11” Specifications Guests 12 : Cabins 6 : Crew 9 : Accommodation 4 double, 2 twin Length 169’ 11” (51.80m) : Beam 30’ 10” (9.40m) : Draft 10’ 1” (3.07m) : Built by Jade Yachts Inc : Year 2014 Interior design by Central Yacht : Speed 11 knots : Fuel consumption 350 Litres/Hr : Engines MTU 16V 4000 M61 2682 hp Leisure equipment + toys 20’ (6.25m) Williams tender : 18’ (4.5m) Rescue boat : 14’ (4.2m) Crew tender : 5x Sea-Doo : 10x Diving gear (rendezvous diving only) : Air compressor : Water skis : 2x Wakeboard 2x Canoe : 2x Paddleboard : Water walking ball : Inflatable water sofa : Inflatable water donut Charter Summer Event charters, W. Med - Naples/Sicily, W. Med - Riviera/Corsica/Sardinia, W. Med-Spain/Balearics : Winter Event charters, W. Med - Naples/Sicily, W. Med - Riviera/Corsica/Sardinia
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JADE 959 169’ 11” (51.80M)
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Leisure equipment + toys 21’ (6.4m) Castoldi LC Jet guest tender : 15’ (4.5m) Zodiac w/ 40hp engine : 2x Sea-Doo RXT-260s : 2x Seabobs : Sea Jet : Kneeboard : 2 x Standup paddleboards Fishing gear : Wakeboards : 10x Diving gear (rendezvous diving only) : 5x Inflatable donuts : Towable mattress
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Summer Croatia, East Med - Greece, East Med - Turkey, W. Med - Naples/Sicily, W. Med - Riviera/Corsica/Sardinia : Winter Indian Ocean Charter
LIBERTY 164’ 1” (50.00M)
LIBERTY 164’ 1” Guests 12 : Cabins 6 : Crew 10 : Accommodation 4 double, 2 twin Specifications Length 164’ 1” (50.00m) : Beam 29’ 6” (9.00m) : Draft 9’ 10” (3.00m) : Built by International Shipyard Ancona : Year 2011 Speed 12 knots : Fuel consumption 230 Litres/Hr : Engines 2 x MTU 12V 4000 M71
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AMARULA SUN 164’ Specifications Guests 12 : Cabins 5 : Crew 9 : Accommodation 4 double, 1 twin Length 164’ (49.99m) : Beam 28’ (8.53m) : Draft 7’ 8” (2.34m) : Built by Trinity Yachts : Year 2008/2014 Interior design by Patrick Knowles : Speed 14 knots : Fuel consumption 140 US Gall/Hr : Engines 2x Caterpillar 3516B-HD @3,384 hp Leisure equipment + toys 32’ (9.75m) Everglades tender : 21’ (6.4m) Custom Brig inflatable RIB : 2x WaveRunners : 2x Sea-Doo Sparks : Flyboard : JetLev boat with jet pack : Extra-large waterslide : 2x Paddleboards 2x Seabobs : Inflatable stern PWC dock : Five-person banana : Towables : Wakeboard : Boogie boards : Water skis : Snorkeling gear : Gym equipment Charter Summer Bahamas, Florida : Winter Bahamas, Florida
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AMARULA SUN 164’ (49.99M)
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VICTORIA DEL MAR 164’ Specifications Guests 12 : Cabins 7 : Crew 11 : Accommodation 5 double, 2 twin Length 164’ (49.99m) : Beam 33’ 1” (10.08m) : Draft 9’ 7” (2.92m) : Built by Delta Marine : Year 2006/2014 Interior design by Owner/Claudette Bonville Assoc : Speed 15 knots : Fuel consumption 545 Litres/Hr : Engines 2x Caterpillar 1650hp 3512B Leisure equipment + toys 32’ (9.7m) Century towable tender (Caribbean only) : 31’ (9.4m) Novurania chase towable tender (Med only) : 15’ (4.5m) Nautica RIB Jet 22 limited tender : 2x Sea-Doo RXP-Xs : 2x Seabobs 2x Sets kite-surf gear (kites, boards, harnesses, bars and pumps) : DJI Phantom 2 Vision GPS drone : 2x Inflatable kayaks : 2x Inflatable paddleboards : 2x Water skis : Wakeboard Inflatables (banana, tubes) : Inflatable climbing wall/jungle gym : Inflatable Fiesta Private Island : Four-person Inflatable rocket/teeter totter : Island Hopper water bouncer/trampoline Charter Summer West and East Mediterranean : Winter Bahamas, Caribbean
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VICTORIA DEL MAR 164’ (49.99M)
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Leisure equipment + toys 31’ (9.5) Novurania chase tender : 13’ (4m) Castoldi RIB : Kawasaki STX-15F Jet Ski : Yamaha WaveRunner 1800 : Seabob F7 : Flyboard Legend: Jet pack (2015) : Kneeboard : Bodyboard 3x Wakeboards : Wakesurf Liquid Force : 2x Kiteboards : 2x Kitesurfing Kites : 3x Water skis : Jobe Mono ski : Windsurf board : 2x Windsurf sails : 2x RRD paddleboards : 2x Starboard paddleboard 2x rigid kayaks (one double, one single) : Towable six-person Banana : Towable three-person XO Extreme : Towable three-person Airstream III : Towable Aquaglide Airport : 2x Towable Jobe donuts 2x Game fishing rods : 12x Snorkeling gear
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MARIU 164’ (49.90M)
MARIU 164’ Guests 12 : Cabins 6 : Crew 12 : Accommodation 6 double Specifications Length 164’ (49.90m) : Beam 31’ 2” (9.50m) : Draft 11’ 2” (3.40m) : Built by Codecasa : Year 2003/2016 Interior design by Giorgio Armani : Speed 15 knots : Fuel consumption 620 Litres/Hr : Engines 2x Caterpillar 3516B 2,260hp each
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C A S I N O R O YA L E 163’ Specifications Guests 12 : Cabins 6 : Crew 10 : Accommodation 6 double Length 163’ (49.68m) : Beam 29’ 6” (8.99m) : Draft 8’ 4” (2.54m) : Built by Christensen : Year 2008/2014 Interior design by Carol Williamson & Associates : Speed 13 knots : Fuel consumption 38 US Gall/Hr at 10 knots : Engines 2x MTU 12v 4000 series; 1,770 bph@1800 rpm Leisure equipment + toys 24’ (7.3m) Novurania RIB : 15’ (4.6m) Nautica RIB : 4 Waverunners : Snorkel gear : Fishing gear : Wake board : 1 Paddle Board 2 inflatable Kayaks : Treadmill on Sun Deck : Rendezvous Diving Only : Beach set up : Elevator Charter Summer East & West Mediterranean : Winter Bahamas, Caribbean
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CASINO ROYALE 163’ (49.68M)
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ZOOM ZOOM ZOOM 161’ Specifications Guests 10 : Cabins 5 : Crew 10 : Accommodation 4 double, 1 twin Length 161’ (49.07m) : Beam 28’ (8.53m) : Draft 8’ 6” (2.59m) : Built by Trinity Yachts : Year 2005/2016 Interior design by Evan Marshall Design : Speed 14 knots : Fuel consumption 250 Litres/Hr : Engines 2x Caterpillar 3516B-HD/3,386 hp Leisure equipment + toys 40’ (12m) SeaHunter towable tender fully outfitted for inshore and offshore fishing : 18’ (5.4m) Nautica w/ 150hp engine : 2x three-person WaveRunners 2x Seabobs : 4x Paddleboards : 2x Kayaks : Waterslide : Snorkeling gear : Water skis : Wakeboard : Kneeboard : Inflatables : Fishing gear : Flyboard Charter Summer Bahamas, New England : Winter Bahamas, Florida
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SOVEREIGN ZOOM ZOOM 180’ ZOOM 2” (54.91M) 161’ (49.07M)
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Leisure equipment + toys 18’ (5.48m) Nautica widebody tender w/115hp engine : 4x Three-person WaveRunners : Sea-Doo GTX 260 LTD : Snorkeling gear Water skis (adult and child) : Paddleboard : 2x Kayaks : 2x Inflatable toys : 2x Fishing rods
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ROCKSTAR 161’ (49.07M)
R O C K S TA R 161’ Guests 12 : Cabins 5 : Crew 10 : Accommodation 4 double, 1 twin Specifications Length 161’ (49.07m) : Beam 27’ 11” (8.51m) : Draft 8’ 5” (2.57m) : Built by Trinity : Year 2009/2014 Interior design by Patrick Knowles : Speed 13 knots : Fuel consumption 85 US Gall/Hr : Engines 2x Caterpillar 2250hp diesel engines
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REBEL 157’ 6” Specifications Guests 10 : Cabins 5 : Crew 9 : Accommodation 4 double, 1 twin Length 157’ 6” (48.00m) : Beam 28’ 2” (8.58m) : Draft 8’ (2.44m) : Built by Trinity : Year 2005/2015 Interior design by Lindsey Howery / Cindy Mason : Speed 14 knots : Fuel consumption 85 US Gall/Hr : Engines 2x Caterpillar 3512B / 2,250hp each Leisure equipment + toys 35’ (10.8 m) Everglades tender w/ 900hp engine fully-rigged for sport fishing : 17’ (5.3m) Zodiac Pro RIB center-console tender w/ 115hp engine : 2x Sea-Doo RXPs : Sea-Doo RXP X 300 (December 2016) Yamaha Super-Jet Standup Jet Ski : 3x Sea-Doo Seascooters : 3x Seabob F5s : 2x Sea kayaks : Wakeboards : Water skis : Inflatable toys : 3x Standup paddleboards : 6x Snorkeling gear Charter Summer N. America, Alaska : Winter Bahamas
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REBEL 157’ 6” (48.00M)
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C O C KTA I L S 157’ Specifications Guests 11 : Cabins 5 : Crew 9 : Accommodation 4 double, 1 twin Length 157’ (47.85m) : Beam 27’ 11” (8.51m) : Draft 6’ 11” (2.11m) : Built by Trinity Yachts : Year 2004/2012 Interior design by Howard Design Group : Speed 14 knots : Fuel consumption 100 US Gall/Hr : Engines Caterpillar 3512/ 2 x 2250hp Leisure equipment + toys 35’ (10.6m) Intrepid with 2x Yamaha 350hp engines fully rigged for fishing : 18’ (5.4m) Novurania w/ 115hp engine : 2x Yamaha WaveRunners Fishing gear : Water Skis : Wakeboard : Inflatable towables : Snorkeling gear Charter Summer New England : Winter Bahamas, Caribbean
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COCKTAILS 157’ (47.85M)
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Leisure equipment + toys 32’ (9.8m) Intrepid deep-sea fishing boat w/ 2x 300hp engines : 2x 17’ (5.3m) Zodiac semi-rigid inflatables w/ 115hp engines : 2x Two-person Sea-Doos : Water ski Wakeboards : Towables : 2x Standup paddleboards : Snorkeling gear : Fishing gear : Four-person banana inflatable : 2x Small donuts Wakeboard bindings (adult and child) : Wakeboards : Water skis : 2x Kayaks (one single and one double) : 2x Standup paddleboards : 2x Yamaha WaveRunners
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Summer Croatia, East Med - Greece, East Med - Turkey, W. Med - Naples/Sicily, W. Med - Riviera/Corsica/Sardinia Charter
VA BENE 156’ 10” (47.80M)
VA B E N E 156’ 10” Guests 12 : Cabins 6 : Crew 14 : Accommodation 5 double, 1 twin Specifications Length 156’ 10” (47.80m) : Beam 30’ 3” (9.22m) : Draft 11’ 2” (3.40m) : Built by Kees Cornelissen : Year 1992/2014 Interior design by Richard Hein/The A Group : Speed 12 knots : Fuel consumption 225 Litres/Hr : Engines 2x 1750hp Caterpillar
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ROLA 155’ 10” Specifications Guests 11 : Cabins 5 : Crew 9 : Accommodation 3 Double, 2 Twin, 1 Convertible Length 155’ 10” (47.50m) : Beam 29’ 2” (8.90m) : Draft 9’ 4” (2.85m) : Built by ISA : Year 2006/2015 Interior design by Cristiano Gatto : Speed 14 knots : Fuel consumption 670l/h @ C.S. Litres/Hr : Engines 2x MTU 1740kW Leisure equipment + toys 21’ (6.4m) Castoldi tender w/ 240hp engine : 4.5m Castoldi tender with 125hp engine : Sea-Doo RXT : Yamaha FX Cruiser WaveRunner : 2x Seabobs F5s : 2x Standup paddleboards 2x Schiller water bikes : Kayak : Flyboard : Hoverboard : Wakeboard : Water skis : Towbles : Snorkeling gear Charter Summer Croatia, East Med - Greece, East Med - Turkey, Event charters, W. Med - Naples/Sicily, W. Med - Riviera/Corsica/Sardinia Winter Event charters, W. Med - Riviera/Corsica/Sardinia
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ROLA 155’ 10” (47.50M)
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USHER 154’ Specifications Guests 12 : Cabins 5 : Crew 11 : Accommodation 5 double Length 154’ (46.94m) : Beam 28’ 8” (8.74m) : Draft 7’ 6” (2.29m) : Built by Delta Marine : Year 2007/2015 Interior design by J.C. Espinosa : Speed 20 knots : Fuel consumption 175 US Gall/Hr : Engines 2x MTU 16V4000 3650 BHp @ 2,100 rpm Leisure equipment + toys 56’ (17m) Hampton tender : 22’ (6.7m) tender : Diving gear : Nitrox : Fishing gear : 2x Seabobs : 2x Kayaks : 2x Sea-Doos : Water skis : 2x ridge paddleboards Three-person towable wakeboard : Towables : Snorkeling gear : On-deck Jacuzzi : Exercise Equipment : Elevator Charter Summer Bahamas, Florida, New England : Winter Bahamas, Caribbean, Florida
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Leisure equipment + toys 24’ (7.3m) Nautica Cat w/ 240hp engine with custom ramp : 9’ (2.7m) Zodiac w/ 83hp engine : Water skis : Towable inflatables : Water balloon cannon : Wakeboard 2x Kayaks (one double, one single) : Snorkeling gear : Light fishing gear : 2x Beach barbecues : Schwinn 220 Recumbent Bike : On-deck Jacuzzi : BBQ on Flybridge : Elevator
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ARGYLL 153’ (46.63M)
A R GY L L 153’ Guests 10 : Cabins 5 : Crew 10 : Accommodation 3 double, 2 twin Specifications Length 153’ (46.63m) : Beam 29’ 6” (8.99m) : Draft 7’ 6” (2.29m) : Built by North American Yachts and Shipbuilders : Year 2002/2016 Interior design by Ralph Lauren : Speed 14 knots : Fuel consumption 70 US Gall/Hr : Engines 2x Caterpillar 3512s
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K A T YA 151’ Specifications Guests 12 : Cabins 5 : Crew 9 : Accommodation 5 double, 1 twin Length 151’ (46.02m) : Beam 31’ 4” (9.55m) : Draft 9’ 3” (2.82m) : Built by Delta Marine : Year 2009/2014 Interior design by Delta Design Group and Jean-Claude Canestrelli : Speed 12 knots : Fuel consumption 50 Gall/Hr : Engines 2x Caterpillars 35088 diesels @1,000 hp Leisure equipment + toys 19’ (5.7m) Williams 565 diesel jet tender : 15’ (4.5m) Williams 445 turbojet tender : 2x Wakeboards : Assorted water skis Towable hotdog : 3x Two-person towable inflatable toys : One-person towable Inflatable : Beach toys and gear : Volleyball set : Fishing gear Charter Summer Bahamas, Florida, New England : Winter Bahamas, Caribbean, Florida
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KATYA 151’ (46.02M)
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BIG FISH 147’ 8” Specifications Guests 10 : Cabins 5 : Crew 10 : Accommodation 4 double, 1 convertible double Length 147’ 8” (45.00m) : Beam 29’ 6” (9.00m) : Draft 9’ 10” (3.00m) : Built by McMullen & Wing : Year 2010 Interior design by Gregory C Marshall : Speed 10 knots cruising : Fuel consumption 200 Litres/Hr : Engines Caterpillar 3508B DI-TA 1050hp @ 1600rpm Leisure equipment + toys 25’ (7.8m) Custom tender : 10x Diving gear : 13’ (4.2m) Explorer RIB w/ 40hp outboard : 2x Wakeboards : Kneeboard : 6x Kayaks : 2x Windsurfers : 3x Kiteboard sets 5x Paddleboards : Water skis : Mono ski : Snorkeling gear : Underwater camera : 3x Sea-Doo GTI130 : Fishing gear Charter Summer Fiji, French Polynesia, South-East Asia, South Pacific : Winter South-East Asia
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BIG FISH 147’ 8” (45.00M)
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Leisure equipment + toys 32’ Intrepid with dayhead : 15’ Novurania : 2x 14’ (4.2m) Laser sailboats : 2x Seabobs : 4x Paddleboards : 2x Yamaha VX Cruiser WaveRunners : 2x Sea kayaks : Water skis : Wakeboard Snorkeling gear : Rendezvous diving only : Eight-person inflatable island : Xbox games : Karaoke machine : Miscellaneous beach toys : On-deck Jacuzzi : BBQ on Sun Deck : Exercise Equipment
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Summer East & West Mediterranean : Winter Bahamas, Caribbean Charter
HARLE 146’ 6” (44.65M)
HARLE 146’ 6” Guests 12 : Cabins 6 : Crew 9 : Accommodation 5 double, 1 twin Specifications Length 146’ 6” (44.65m) : Beam 30’ 2” (9.19m) : Draft 8’ 10” (2.69m) : Built by Feadship : Year 2007/2014/2017 Interior design by Sinot Yacht Design : Speed 12 knots : Fuel consumption 40 US Gall/Hr : Engines 2x MTU 12V2000M7) -788kW/1055 bhp
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C H E C K M AT E 145’ Specifications Guests 12 : Cabins 5 : Crew 9 : Accommodation 4 double, 1 twin Length 145’ (44.20m) : Beam 30’ 3” (9.22m) : Draft 8’ 6” (2.59m) : Built by Benetti : Year 2013 Interior design by Joan Brown : Speed 14 knots : Engines 2x 1300 Caterpillars Leisure equipment + toys 42’ (12.8m) Cigarette open w/ 5x 350hp Verado outboards : 18’ (5.4m) Williams diesel rigid inflatable tender : 2x Sea-Doos : 2x Standup paddleboards 2x Towable tubes : Wakeboard : 8x Snorkeling gear : Onshore and offshore fishing equipment : Basic tackle Charter Summer New England : Winter Bahamas
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CHECKMATE 145’ (44.20M)
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AT L A S T 144’ 11” Specifications Guests 11 : Cabins 5 : Crew 8 : Accommodation 4 double, 1 twin Length 144’ 11” (44.17m) : Beam 27’ 9” (8.46m) : Draft 6’ (1.83m) : Built by Heesen : Year 1990/2014 Interior design by Tui Pranich : Speed 14 knots : Fuel consumption 14 knots@ 200 gph US Gall/Hr : Engines 2x MTU 12V4000, 2735hp each @ 2100 rpm Leisure equipment + toys 35’ (10.6m) Scout tender : 18’ (5.4m) Novurania 550DL w/ 115hp Yamaha outboard : 36’ (10.9m) Waterslide : 16’ (4.8m) Cruiser water trampoline : Flyboard/hoverboard with jet pack : 4x Three-person WaveRunners : 2x Seabobs : 5x Water skis (adult and child) : 2x Wakeboards : 3x Surfboards : 2x Kiteboards : 2x Paddleboards : 6x Towables : 4x Sea kayaks (two single, two double) : 10x Diving gear : Bauer dive compressor and tank bank : Brownies third lung : Snorkeling gear : Assorted fishing gear : Board games and puzzles Charter Summer Bahamas, Caribbean - Leeward, Caribbean - Virgin Islands : Winter Caribbean
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AT LAST 144’ 11” (44.17M)
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Leisure equipment + toys 18’ (5.5m) Castoldi jet tender w/ 125hp engine : 15’ (4.6m) Castoldi jet tender w/ 125hp engine : 2x Sea-Doos : Two-person Spark Rotax 900 ACE WaveRunners 2x Standup paddleboards : Water skis : Wakeboard & tows : Wakeskate : Fishing gear : Snorkeling gear
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Summer Croatia, East Med - Greece, East Med - Turkey, Event charters, W. Med - Naples/Sicily, W. Med - Riviera/Corsica/Sardinia : Winter Event charters, W. Med - Riviera/Corsica/Sardinia Charter
SILVER DREAM 143’ 7” (43.80M)
S I LV E R D R E A M 143’ 8” Guests 10 : Cabins 5 : Crew 10 : Accommodation 3 double, 2 twin Specifications Length 143’ 7” (43.80m) : Beam 27’ 9” (8.45m) : Draft 6’ 9” (2.07m) : Built by Warren Yachts : Year 2001/2011 Interior design by Sam Sorgiovanni : Speed 12 knots : Fuel consumption 240 Litres/Hr : Engines 2x 1350hp Caterpillar
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S TA R S H I P 143’ Specifications Guests 12 : Cabins 5 : Crew 9 : Accommodation 4 double, 1 twin Length 143’ (43.59m) : Beam 26’ 7” (8.10m) : Draft 7’ (2.13m) : Built by Van Mill : Year 1988/2015 Interior design by Claudette Bonville : Speed 13 knots : Fuel consumption 105 US Gall/Hr : Engines CAT 3512 B 2250 hp Leisure equipment + toys 38’ (11.5m) Intrepid w/ 3x 275hp Mercury outboards fully rigged for fishing : 18’ (5.4m) Novurania w/ 115hp Yamaha outboard : 4x Yamaha VX 110 deluxe WaveRunners : 2x Honda scooters Waterslide : 2x Seabob F5Ss : Water skis : 2x Kayaks (one hard bottom, one inflatable) : Wakeboards : Snorkeling gear : Towable toys : Towable banana Charter Summer Bahamas, Florida : Winter Bahamas, Florida
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STARSHIP 143’ (43.59M)
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L A DY BE E 142’ Specifications Guests 12 : Cabins 6 : Crew 8 : Accommodation 5 double, 1 twin Length 142’ (43.28m) : Beam 27’ 5” (8.36m) : Draft 6’ 9” (2.06m) : Built by Christensen : Year 1995/2014 Interior design by Owner : Speed 15 knots : Fuel consumption 120 Gall/Hr : Engines 2x Duetz/Manheim Marine 604V12 Leisure equipment + toys 38’ (11.5m) Jupiter towable tender equipped with dayhead (not available in the Med) : 22’ (6.7m) Novurania tender : Waterslide : 3x Sea-Doo GTXs : 2x Seabobs : 2x Full-sized paddleboards Trampoline : Assorted towables : Snorkeling gear : Fishing gear : Xbox games : Ice-cream machine : Miscellaneous beach toys : On-deck Jacuzzi : BBQ on sundeck Charter Summer Bahamas, Caribbean, New England : Winter Bahamas, Caribbean
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LADY BEE 142’ (43.28M)
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Leisure equipment + toys 2x 20’ (6m) Zodiac tenders : 8x Two-person kayaks : Snorkeling gear
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Summer Central America, South America : Winter Central America, South America Charter
INTEGRITY 141’ (42.98M)
INTEGRITY 141’ Guests 16 : Cabins 9 : Crew 11 : Accommodation 1 single, 8 double Specifications Length 141’ (42.98m) : Beam 24’ (7.32m) : Draft 6’ 11” (2.11m) : Built by Gulf Craft : Year 2004/2011 Interior design by Sievers & Sons : Speed 12 knots : Fuel consumption 28 US Gall/Hr : Engines 2x Detroit MTU Series 60
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KING BABY 140’ 1” Specifications Guests 12 : Cabins 5 : Crew 9 : Accommodation 4 double, 1 twin Length 140’ 1” (42.70m) : Beam 30’ 6” (9.30m) : Draft 7’ 7” (2.30m) : Built by IAG Yachts : Year 2016 Interior design by Evan K. Marshall : Speed 14 knots : Fuel consumption 100 US Gall/Hr : Engines 2x 2,600-hp MTU 16V 2000 Leisure equipment + toys 31’ (9.4m) Jupiter center-console tender : 16’ (5m) Williams jet tender : 2x 2016 Yamaha WaveRunners : Waterslide : 2x Seabobs : 4x Paddleboards : 2x Inflatable kayaks Wakeboard : Kneeboard : Water skis : Towable tube : Snorkeling gear : Light fishing gear : Spearfishing gear : Various beach toys Charter Summer New England : Winter Caribbean, Bahamas
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KING BABY 140’ 1” (42.70M)
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SARISSA 139’ 9” Specifications Guests 10 : Cabins 5 : Crew 6 : Accommodation 1 single, 3 double, 1 twin, 1 convertible Length 139’ 9” (42.60m) : Beam 28’ 3” (8.60m) : Draft 13’ 1” (4.00m) : Built by Vitters : Year 2011 Interior design by Rhodes Young : Speed 11.5 knots : Fuel consumption 55 Litres/Hr : Engines Caterpillar C-12 490 hp Leisure equipment + toys Ballista – windy blackhawk SR52 (available upon request with an additional fee) : 3x Volvo Penta w/ 1300hp engine : Ski rope : Snorkeling gear : Diving gear : Fishing gear Charter Summer Croatia, East Med - Greece, East Med - Turkey, W. Med - Naples/Sicily, W. Med - Riviera/Corsica/Sardinia : Winter Central America, Mexico - W. Coast
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SARISSA 139’ 9” (42.60M)
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Leisure equipment + toys 39’ (12m) Scorpion tender w/ 2x 300hp engines : 11’ (3.4m) Novurania tender : Jet Ski : 2x Two-person inflatable expedition style sea kayaks : Seabob F5 : Three-person towable water toy : 2x Sea-Doo Seascooters : Jobe Airstream four-person flying towable toy : Water skis : Mono skis : Wakeboard : Towable toys : Large banana boat : 2x Biscuit (single and double) : Diving gear : Snorkeling gear Onboard dive compressor : Spear-fishing gear : Fishing gear : Nintendo Wii with variety of games : Jellyfish pool : Water golf set
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NATORI 137’ 2” (41.80M)
NAT O R I 137’ 2” Guests 10 : Cabins 5 : Crew 9 : Accommodation 3 double, 2 twin, 1 convertible Specifications Length 137’ 2” (41.80m) : Beam 27’ 11” (8.50m) : Draft 7’ 3” (2.20m) : Built by Baglietto : Year 2009/2016 Interior design by Bannenberg : Speed 14 knots : Fuel consumption 375 ltr/hr @ 14 knots : Engines 2x MTU 12V 4000 M90 (totalling 5600hp) main engines
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OCEAN EMERALD 134’ 6” Specifications Guests 12 : Cabins 5 : Crew 9 : Accommodation 3 double, 2 twin, 2 convertible Length 134’ 6” (41.00m) : Beam 27’ 7” (8.40m) : Draft 7’ 10” (2.40m) : Built by Rodriquez Yachts : Year 2006/2015 Interior design by Foster + Partners : Speed 14 knots : Fuel consumption 140 Litres/Hr : Engines 2x 1400 Caterpillar C32 Diesel Leisure equipment + toys 17’ (5m) BSC tender with outboard Yamaha engine : 11’ (3.5m) Arimar tender : 17’ (5.5m) Sea-Doo jet boat : 2x Sea-Doo : Towable water toys : 3x Kayaks 3x Standup paddleboards : 2x Water skis : Wakeboard : Waterslide : Snorkeling gear : 4x Diving gear : Fishing rods Charter Summer Event charters, Regattas, South-East Asia : Winter Event charters, Regattas, South-East Asia
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APHRODITE 130’ Specifications Guests 10 : Cabins 5 : Crew 7 : Accommodation 3 double, 2 twin Length 130’ (39.62m) : Beam 26’ (7.92m) : Draft 6’ 6” (1.98m) : Built by Westport : Year 2010 Speed 12 knots : Fuel consumption 60 US Gall/Hr : Engines 2x MTU/DDC 12v4000 engines 2735 hp each Leisure equipment + toys 35’ (10.6m) Intrepid chase tender : 18’ (5.4m) Nautica widebody tender : 2x Yamaha WaveRunner F12 : Wakeboard : Kneeboard : Water skis : 2x Inflatable convertible paddleboard/kayaks Inflatable towable toys : “Members Only” inflatable floating island : Snorkeling gear (adult and child) : Beach barbecue set up : Fishing gear Charter Summer Bahamas : Winter Bahamas
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Leisure equipment + toys 30’ Towed Intrepid tender w/ 2 x 300 HP Yamaha outboards : 18’ Novurania : 2x waverunners : Snorkel gear : Water skis : Towable toys : Fishing gear : Beach Club
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Summer Bahamas, Caribbean : Winter Bahamas, Caribbean Charter
DOÑA LOLA 130’ (39.62M)
DOÑA LOLA 130’ Guests 10 : Cabins 5 : Crew 7 : Accommodation 3 double, 2 twin Specifications Length 130’ (39.62m) : Beam 26’ 10”(7.96m) : Draft 6’ 5” (1.80m) : Built by Westport : Year 2002/2012 Speed 20 knots : Fuel consumption 465/LPH : Engines 2x MTU 12V 4000 M90; 2,732 hp each
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SERENGETI 130’ Specifications Guests 12 : Cabins 5 : Crew 6 : Accommodation 5 cabins Length 130’ (39.62m) : Beam 26’ (7.92m) : Draft 6’ 5” (1.96m) : Built by Westport : Year 2002/2014 Interior design by Pacific Custom Interiors : Speed 20 knots : Fuel consumption 200 US Gall/Hr : Engines 2x MTU 12V 4000 M90 (totalling 2735hp) Leisure equipment + toys 34’ (10.3m) Regulator center-console tender : 18’ (5.4m) Novurania tender : 2x Jet Skis : 2x Wakeboards (adult and child) : 2x Paddleboards : 2x Tandem kayaks : 2x Water skis (adult and child) 12x Snorkeling gear (adult and child) : Four-person Big Mable inflatable : 2x Surfboards : Various Beach toys : Full fishing gear Charter Summer Alaska : Winter Northern California, Mexico, Baja California
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SERENGETI 130’ (39.62M)
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R E V E L RY 127’ 11” Specifications Guests 10 : Cabins 5 : Crew 8 : Accommodation 3 double, 2 twin (convertible) Length 127’ 11” (39.00m) : Beam 26’ 3” (8.00m) : Draft 8’ (2.45m) : Built by Hakvoort : Year 2010 Interior design by David Ostrander : Speed 10 knots : Fuel consumption 150 Litres/Hr : Engines 2x Caterpillar diesel engines type C18 DITA, MkI Leisure equipment + toys 36’ (11m) Fjord tender : 14’ (4.3m) Novurania RIB tender : 2x Yamaha WaveRunners : Hoverboard : Water skis : Mono ski : Wakeboard : Wakesurf : Wakeskate : Kneeboard : Waterslide Assorted towables : 2x Seabobs : 2x Hobie Cat kayaks : 2x Standup paddleboards : Blob launcher : Diving gear (rendezvous diving only) : Free weights : Exercise mats : Inflatable Pilates ball Charter Summer West Mediterranean, East Mediterranean : Winter Caribbean
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REVELRY 127’ 11” (39.00M)
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Leisure equipment + toys 2x 19’ (5.79m) AB inflatables : 2x SUP’s : Snorkeling gear for 10 people : Wakeboard : Towable toys : 2x 16’ (4.87m) Zuma sailboats : Light fishing gear
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Summer Bahamas, Caribbean : Winter Bahamas, Caribbean Charter
BERILDA 126’ (38.40M)
BERILDA 126’ Guests 10 : Cabins 5 : Crew 7 : Accommodation 4 doubles, 1 twin Specifications Length 126’ (38.40m) : Beam 23’ 10” (7.25m) : Draft 7’ 6” (2.28m) : Built by Feadship : Year 1978/2016 Interior design by F David von Thaden : Speed 10.5 knots : Fuel consumption 30 US Gall/Hr : Engines 2x Caterpillar 379 TA
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Leisure equipment + toys 36’ (10.9m) Yellowfin center-console w/ 300hp engine : 15’ (4.5m) Novurania widebody RIB w/ 90hp four-stroke engine : 2x Yamaha 1100 Deluxe WaveRunners 2x Paddleboards : Wakeboard : Water skis (adult and child) : Water toys : Towable tube : Snorkeling gear : Fishing gear
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Summer Florida and The Bahamas : Winter Florida and The Bahamas Charter
TEMPTATION 123’ (37.49M)
T E M P TAT I O N 123’ Guests 8 : Cabins 4 : Crew 5 : Accommodation 4 double Specifications Length 123’ (37.49m) : Beam 25’ (7.62m) : Draft 6’ 7” (2.01m) : Built by Palmer Johnson : Year 2005/2012 Interior design by Nuvolari Lenard : Speed 13 knots : Fuel consumption 93 US Gall/Hr : Engines 2 x Detroit Diesels 1800 hp each
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AXIA 123’ Specifications Guests 6 : Cabins 3 : Crew 6 : Accommodation 1 double, 2 twin Length 123’ (37.49m) : Beam 26’ 10” (8.18m) : Draft 16’ 6” (5.03m) : Built by Palmer Johnson : Year 1990/2007 Interior design by John Munford : Speed 10 knots : Fuel consumption 4 US Gall/Hr : Engines MTU 12V183TE91 @ 530hp Leisure equipment + toys 16’ (4.8m) Naiad RIB : Sea-Doo Evo Pro 3 towable : Aquaglide four-person lounge platform : Inflatable trampoline : Towable five-person hot dog 2x Water skis (adult and child) : Kneeboard : Wakeboard : Standup Paddleboard : Two-person Kayak : Snorkeling gear Charter Summer New England : Winter Caribbean
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SERENITY 122’ ( E X TA L O S ) Specification Guests 8 : Cabins 4 : Crew 6 : Accommodation 4 double Length 122’ (37.19m) : Beam 24’ 4” (7.42m) : Draft 6’ (1.83m) : Built by Flagship : Year 1993/2014/2016 Interior design by Robin Rose & Associates : Speed 12 knots : Fuel consumption 65 US Gall/Hr : Engines Twin Caterpillar Leisure equipment + toys 30’ Alaskan style enclosed towed fishing tender with heater : 18’ (5.4m) Novurania tender w/ 115hp Evenride engine : 2x Two-person Yamaha VX WaveRunners 2x Paddleboards : Wakeboard : Slalom water skis : 2x Single person kayaks : Fishing gear Charter Summer San Juan Islands, Alaska : Winter Pacific Northwest
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Summer Sydney, Australia + event charters : Winter The Whitsundays, Australia + event charters Charter
SAHANA 120’ 1” (36.60M)
21’ (6.5m) Brig Eagle 650 w/ 225hp Yamaha outboard : Targa carbon package with seven-inch, two-way loudspeaker and 10-inch marine subwoofer : Tender towing toys : Freedom inflatable swimming pool Leisure equipment + toys 2x Standup paddleboards : Dive tank room : Dive compressor : 6x Diving gear : Underwater SCUBA communications : Snorkeling gear : Fishing gear for trolling and bottom fishing
SERENITY 122’ (37.19M)
SAHANA 120’ 1” Guests 4 : Cabins 8 : Crew 6 : Accommodation 1 master, 3 double Specifications Length 120’ 1” (36.60m) : Beam 27’ 3” (8.30m) : Draft 7’ 3” (2.20m) : Built by Oceanfast : Year 2008/2015 Speed 10 knots : Fuel consumption 100 Litres/Hr : Engines 2x 1050HP MTU 8V 2000 M72
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IMPETUOUS 120’ Specification Guests 9 : Cabins 4 : Crew 4 : Accommodation 3 double, 1 twin Length 120’ (36.58m) : Beam 25’ 9” (7.85m) : Draft 6’ 2” (1.88m) : Built by Crescent : Year 2004/2013/2016 Interior design by Robin Rose : Speed 14 knots : Fuel consumption 120 US Gall/Hr : Engines 2x 2000hp DDC-MTU Leisure equipment + toys 17’ (5m) AB tender w/115hp Yamaha engine : 2x two-person WaveRunners : Snorkeling gear : Water skis : Wakeboard : Towables : On-deck Jacuzzi Charter Summer Bahamas, Florida, New England : Winter Bahamas, Florida
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Summer Bahamas : Winter Bahamas, Caribbean - Leeward, Caribbean - Virgin Islands Charter
UNBRIDLED 116’ (35.36M)
32’ (9.7m) Boston Whaler Outrage : 2x Jet Skis : Flyboard : Kite boarding gear : Seabob : Sea-Doo Seascooter : Dive compressor : Diving Gear : Underwater still flash video capacity Leisure equipment + toys Snorkeling Gear : Video drone : Paddleboard : Towables (single, double, inflatable hot dog) : Water skis : Wakeboard : Free weights : TRX bands : Malibu Floating Island : Beach tent
IMPETUOUS 120’ (36.58M)
UNBRIDLED 116’ Guests 8 : Cabins 4 : Crew 5 : Accommodation 3 double, 1 twin Specifications Length 116’ (35.36m) : Beam 25’ (7.62m) : Draft 6’ 5” (1.96m) : Built by Crescent : Year 1995/2015 Interior design by Ihor Pona : Speed 12 knots : Fuel consumption 45-55 US Gall/Hr : Engines 2x MTU 1,940hp
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K I PA N Y 116’ Specification Guests 8 : Cabins 4 : Crew 5 : Accommodation 3 double, 1 twin Length 116’ (35.36m) : Beam 25’ (7.62m) : Draft 6’ (1.83m) : Built by Intermarine : Year 1998/2008 Interior design by Paola D. Smith : Speed 15 knots : Fuel consumption 95 US Gall/Hr : Engines 2x Caterpillar engines 1800 hp each Leisure equipment + toys 14’ (4.2m) Novurania 430 w/ 60hp Yamaha four-stroke engine : 2x 12’ (3.6m) Paddleboards : 4x Mountain bicycles : Beach toys 2x Tandem kayaks : Towable toys : Snorkeling gear : Fishing gear : Playstation and Wii Charter Summer Northeastern America, New England : Winter The Bahamas
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Summer North America, Alaska : Winter Mexico Charter
OCEAN PEARL 115’ (35.05M)
16’ (4.8m) Novurania : 2 Jet Skis : 4x Kayaks (two doubles, two singles) : 2x Paddleboards : Wakeboard : Snorkeling gear : Fishing gear Leisure equipment + toys
KIPANY 116’ (35.36M)
OCEAN PEARL 115’ Guests 11 : Cabins 4 : Crew 5 : Accommodation 3 double, 1 twin Specifications Length 115’ (35.05m) : Beam 24’ 6” (7.47m) : Draft 7’ (2.13m) : Built by Christensen : Year 1990/2008 Interior design by Mary Roberts : Speed 12 knots : Fuel consumption 50 US Gal/Hr : Engines 2x Caterpillar 3412T
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SPIRIT 114’ 10” Specification Guests 10 : Cabins 5 : Crew 7 : Accommodation 3 double, 2 convertible Length 114’ 10” (35.00m) : Beam 35’ 5” (10.80m) : Draft 6’ 11” (2.10m) : Built by New Zealand Yachts Limited : Year 2005/2016 Interior design by Ken Freivokh : Speed 14 knots : Engines 2x Caterpillar 3412E, 1400 bhp @2300rpm Leisure equipment + toys 29’ (8.8m) White shark 285 Tender w/ 2x 250Hp four-stroke outboards : Tender w/ 40hp Yamaha four-stroke engine : Raising swim platform Diving gear : Diving compressor : Kiteboarding gear : Fishing equipment : Inflatables : Snorkeling gear Charter Summer Great Barrier Reef, The Whitsundays, Solomon Islands : Winter Please enquire
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Summer Gold Coast, Australia + event charters : Winter Great Barrier Reef, Australia + event charters Charter
EMERALD LADY 114’ 10” (35.00M)
16’ (5m) Gemini rigid inflatable tender : 16’ (5m) Aluminum fishing boat : 2x Kayaks : Diving compressor : Fishing gear Leisure equipment + toys Snorkeling gear : 2x Aqua Scooters : Water skis : Inflatable towable toys
SPIRIT 114’ 10” (35.00M)
E M E R A LD L A DY 114’ 10” Guests 8 : Cabins 4 : Crew 5 : Accommodation 2 double, 2 twin Specifications Length 114’ 10” (35.00m) : Beam 21’ (6.40m) : Draft 7’ 3” (2.20m) : Built by Lloyds Ships Holdings : Year 1983/2005 Interior design by Benetti : Speed 12 knots : Engines Twin Cummins N14 480hp
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CAROLINE 1 114’ 10” Specification Guests 8 : Cabins 4 : Crew 5 : Accommodation 2 double, 2 twin Length 114’ 10” (35.00m) : Beam 25’ 9” (7.85m) : Draft 11’ 4” (3.45m) : Built by Alloy Yachts : Year 1994/2013 Interior design by Redman Whiteley Dixon : Speed 10.5 knots : Fuel consumption 70 Litres/Hr : Engines Single Lugger 6140 540hp main engine Leisure equipment + toys 14’ (4.26m) Novurania tender w/ 60hp Yamaha outboard : 2x Kitesurfing gear : Water skis : Wakeboard : Snorkeling gear : Wetsuits : Towable inflatables 2x West Marine kayaks (one single, one double) : 2x BIC standup paddleboards : Fishing gear : 2x Dahon folding bikes Charter Summer West and East Mediterranean : Winter Caribbean
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Summer Great Barrier Reef, Australia : Winter Great Barrier Reef, Australia Charter
DREAMTIME 113’ 2” (34.50M)
RIB Force inflatable tender : Sea-Doo : Water skis : Inflatable chairs : Snorkeling gear : Reef shoes : Dive compressor Leisure equipment + toys
CAROLINE 1 114’ 10” (35.00M)
DREAMTIME 113’ 2” Guests 8 : Cabins 4 : Crew 5 : Accommodation 3 double, 1 twin Specifications Length 113’ 2” (34.50m) : Beam 22’ 1” (6.72m) : Draft 5’ 6” (1.68m) : Built by Lloyds Ships Holdings : Year 1986/2015 Interior design by Glade Johnson Design : Speed 12 knots : Fuel consumption 180 Litres/Hr : Engines 2x Caterpillar C32 Diesel 1850hp
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SOLIS 111’ 7” Specification Guests 8 : Cabins 4 : Crew 6 : Accommodation 2 double, 2 twin, 2 convertible Length 111’ 7” (34.00m) : Beam 24’ 11” (7.60m) : Draft 7’ 5” (2.25m) : Built by Mulder : Year 2015 Interior design by Claydon Reeves : Speed 11 knots : Fuel consumption 100 for 10 knots Litres/Hr : Engines 2x Caterpillar diesel engines type C18 DITA, 500 kW at 2100 rpm Leisure equipment + toys Williams Dieseljet 565 tender : Slalom water ski : Water skis (adult and child) : Wakeboard : Three-person Jobe lunar : 7x Diving gear : Snorkeling gear (adult and child) Sea-Doo spark : Yamaha custom standup WaveRunner : Jobe standup paddlesurf : Baby pool : 2x Seabobs Charter Summer Unavailable : Winter Bahamas
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KELLY ANNE 110’ (33.53M)
32’ (9.7m) Intrepid center-console tender : 2x 2014 Yamaha WaveRunner : 2x Paddleboards : Dive compressor Leisure equipment + toys 4x BCs and regulators : Towing tube : Wakeboard : Snorkeling gear : Fishing gear : Floating mats
SOLIS 111’ 7” (34.00M)
K E L LY A N N E 110’ Guests 10 : Cabins 5 : Crew 4 : Accommodation 2 double, 3 twin Specifications Length 110’ (33.53m) : Beam 20’ (6.10m) : Draft 6’ (1.83m) : Built by Broward Marine : Year 1995/2014 Interior design by Merritt Knowles Design Group : Speed 10 knots : Fuel consumption 40 US Gall/Hr : Engines 16V92TA DDEC
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CORROBOREE 108’ 11” Specification Guests 12 : Cabins 5 : Crew 6 : Accommodation 5 double Length 108’ 11” (33.20m) : Beam 24’ 7” (7.50m) : Draft 7’ 3” (2.20m) : Built by Lloyds Ships Holdings : Year 1988/2015 Speed 10 knots : Fuel consumption 90 Litres/Hr : Engines 2x 1150HP C18 Caterpillar Leisure equipment + toys 21’ (6.5m) BRIG Eagle w/ 225hp outboard : WaveRunner : 2x Standup paddleboards : 2x Kayaks : Hydraulic swim platform Charter Summer Sydney, Australia + event charters : Winter The Whitsundays, Great Barrier Reef, Australia + event charters
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BEACHFRONT 108’ (32.92M)
32’ (9.7m) Intrepid center-console tender : 2x Yamaha WaveRunners : Jacuzzi : Snorkeling gear : Water skis : 2x Wakeboards : 2x Kayaks : Inflatables : Fishing gear : Beach set up Leisure equipment + toys
CORROBOREE 108’ 11” (33.20M)
BEACHFRONT 108’ Guests 10 : Cabins 5 : Crew 4 : Accommodation 4 double, 1 twin Specifications Length 108’ (32.92m) : Beam 23’ (7.01m) : Draft 6’ (1.83m) : Built by Hargrave : Year 2006/2015 Interior design by Lynn Levy : Speed 12 knots : Fuel consumption 45 US Gall/Hr : Engines 2x C32 Caterpillar Main Engines
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OSCAR II 103’ 4” Specification Guests 8 : Cabins 4 : Crew 6 : Accommodation 2 double, 2 twin Length 103’ 4” (31.50m) : Beam 22’ 1” (6.74m) : Draft 5’ 11” (1.80m) : Built by Warren Yachts : Year 1990/2014 Speed 12 knots : Engines 2x MAN 550hp Leisure equipment + toys On-deck spa : Jet Ski : Sea-Doo RX01 : Tender : Aquapro : Snorkeling gear Charter Summer Sydney, Australia + event charters : Winter The Whitsundays, Australia + event charters
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SILVERLINING 103’ (31.40M)
16’ (5m) Castoldi tender w/ 135hp Yanmar diesel engine, 9’ (2.9m) RIB : Inflatable kayak : Snorkeling gear : Fishing gear : Donut : Standup paddleboard : Dive compressor : 4x Diving gear Leisure equipment + toys
OSCAR II 103’ 4” (31.50M)
S I LV E R L I N I N G 103’ Guests 8 : Cabins 4 : Crew 5 : Accommodation 1 owner, 1 VIP, 1 double, 1 twin Specifications Length 103’ (31.40m) : Beam 24’ (7.20m) : Draft 11’5” (3.50m) : Built by Sparkman & Stephens : Year 2011 : Speed 10 knots
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NO RULES 102’ Specification Guests 8 : Cabins 4 : Crew 4 : Accommodation 2 double, 2 twin Length 102’ (31.09m) : Beam 22’ 5” (6.83m) : Draft 6’ 5” (1.96m) : Built by PR Marine : Year 2003/2013 Interior design by Evan Marshall : Speed 13 knots : Fuel consumption 60 US Gall/Hr : Engines 2x MTU 16V 2000 M91 2000hp Leisure equipment + toys 22’ (6.7m) Nautica center-console inflatable tender : Two-person Jet Ski : 8x Snorkeling gear : 2x Standup paddleboards : Hyperlite wakeboard Connelly water skis : Three-person screamer tube : Towable planning board : Floats and noodles Charter Summer Bahamas : Winter Bahamas
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LADY THURAYA 101’ 8” (31.00M)
Tender : Wakeboards : Water skis : Tube : Slide : Donut : Floats : Snorkeling gear : Games : Laser (optional) : Optimist (optional) Leisure equipment + toys
NO RULES 102’ (31.09M)
L A D Y T H U R AYA 101’ 8” Guests 8 : Cabins 4 : Crew 4 : Accommodation 2 double, 2 twin Specifications Length 101’ 8” (31.00m) : Beam 20’ (6.10m) : Draft 9’ 10” (3.00m) : Built by Lubbe Voss : Year 1982/2009 Speed 8.5 knots : Fuel consumption 70 Litres/Hr : Engines 1x John Deere 300HP
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BRIO 125’ Specification Guests 12 : Cabins 5 : Crew 7 : Accommodation 3 double, 2 twin Length 125’ (38.10m) : Beam 25’ (7.62m) : Draft 7’ (2.13m) : Built by Heesen : Year 1988/2015 Speed 10 knots : Fuel consumption 34-45 US Gall/Hr : Engines Deutz-MWM TBD616 V16 Diesel Leisure equipment + toys 31’ (9.4m) Cape Horn w/ 2x 300hp engines : 18’ (2.4m) Nautica tender w/ 115hp engine : 2x WaveRunners : 2x Wakeboards 2x Paddleboards : Snorkeling gear : Water skis : Trampoline : Shimano fishing gear : 2x Seabobs : Exercise Equipment Charter Summer Bahamas, Caribbean, Florida : Winter Bahamas, Caribbean, Florida
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MISCHIEF 98’ 6” (30.00M)
Windsurfer : Wakeboard : 2x Canoes : 2x Paddleboards : 8x Snorkeling gear : 8x Diving gear Leisure equipment + toys
BRIO 125’ (38.10M)
MISCHIEF 98’ 6” Guests 6 : Cabins 3 : Crew 7 : Accommodation 2 double, 1 twin Specifications Length 98’ 6” (30.00m) : Beam 26’ (7.80m) : Draft 10’ (3.00m) : Built by Custom : Year 2016 Speed 7 knots : Engines 2 x Deutz 1,400 hp
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MIA KAI 96’ 9” Specification Guests 8 : Cabins 4 : Crew 6 : Accommodation 2 double, 2 twin cabins Length 96’ 9” (29.50m) : Beam 21’ 4” (6.50m) : Draft 3’ 5” (1.05m) : Built by Bilgin : Year 2007/2015 Interior design by Mer & Design, Philippe Subrero : Speed 12 knots : Fuel consumption 450 Litres/Hr : Engines 2x MAN V12 1550hp Leisure equipment + toys Brig E380 RIB w/ 50ho outboard engine : Yamaha SuperJet WaveRunner : Yamaha three-person WaveRunner : Water skis : Wakeboard : Kneeboard : Standup paddleboard Snorkeling gear : Inflatable T-dock : Inflatable watertoys : 2x Three-person inflatable sea kayaks : 4x Deep-sea trolling rods, reels and extensive billfish lures Charter Summer Thailand, Myanmar, Malaysia : Winter Thailand, Myanmar, Malaysia
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BAHAMA 91’ 10” (28.00M)
Snorkeling gear : Fishing gear : Tender : Inflatable water toys : Diving gear available upon request Leisure equipment + toys
MIA KAI 96’ 9” (29.50M)
BAHAMA 91’ 10” Guests 6 : Cabins 3 : Crew 3 : Accommodation 1 double, 2 twin Specifications Length 91’ 10” (28.00m) : Beam 19’ 8” (6.00m) : Draft 6’ 7” (2.00m) : Built by Lloyds Ships Holdings : Year 1981/2010 : Speed 10 knots
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A S P I R AT I ON 86’ Specification Guests 6 : Cabins 3 : Crew 3 : Accommodation 1 master, 1 double, 1 twin Length 86’ (26.19m) : Beam 20’ (6.02m) : Draft 11’5” (3.50m) : Built by Nautor’s Swan : Year 1988/2014 : Speed 7 knots Leisure equipment + toys Caribe center-console RIB w/ 60hp Yamaha : Water Skis : Wakeboard Charter Summer Southeast Asia, Thailand, Malaysia, Myanmar, Andaman Islands, Singapore : Winter Southeast Asia, Thailand, Malaysia, Myanmar, Andaman Islands, Singapore
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MALVASIA 85’ 4” (26.00M)
Zodiac 420 Deluxe tender w/ 50hp engine : Seabob : 2x Diving gear (rendezvous diving only) : Water skis : Wakeboard : Donut : Banana Leisure equipment + toys
ASPIRATION 86’ (26.19M)
M A LVA S I A 85’ 4” Guests 10 : Cabins 5 : Crew 4 : Accommodation 3 double, 2 twin Specifications Length 85’ 4” (26.00m) : Beam 22’ 9” (6.93m) : Draft 7’ 3” (2.20m) : Built by Ferretti : Year 2008 Interior design by Zuccon : Speed 11.5 knots : Fuel consumption 180 Litres/Hr : Engines 2x MAN 900hp
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ALANI 83’ Specification Guests 8 : Cabins 4 : Crew 2 : Accommodation 1 owner, 1 VIP, 2 twin Length 83’ (25.15m) : Beam 20’ (6.10m) : Draft 6’ (1.83m) : Built by Sunseeker : Year 2003/2014 Interior design by Sunkeer : Speed 22 knots : Engines 2x Caterpillar C32 Leisure equipment + toys Williams Jet tender : Snorkeling gear : Inflatable water toys Charter Summer The Whitsundays, Great Barrier Reef, Australia : Winter The Whitsundays, Great Barrier Reef, Australia
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EQUINOX 81’ (24.68M)
26’ (7.9m) Novurania launch-series tender w/ 2x 140hp engines : 2x Sea-Doo GTIs : Wakeboards (adult and child) : Water skis (adult and child) : Connelly slalom ski : Kneeboard Leisure equipment + toys Snorkeling gear : Fishing gear : Paddleboard : Beach toys : Beach club with canopy : Portable barbecue : Large classic movie library : Board games
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EQUINOX 81’ Guests 6 : Cabins 3 : Crew 4 : Accommodation 1 master, 1 double, 1 twin Specifications Length 81’ (24.68m) : Beam 21’ (6.40m) : Draft 6’ (1.72m) : Built by Cheoy Lee : Year 2004/2016 Speed 18 knots : Fuel consumption 100 US Gall/Hr : Engines 2 x Caterpillar @ 1,400hp
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C RYS TA L B L U E 79’ Specification Guests 8 : Cabins 4 : Crew 2 : Accommodation 1 master, 1 double, 2 twin Length 79’ (24.00m) : Beam 20’ (6.06m) : Draft 5’ (1.40m) : Built by Evolution Yachts : Year 2007/2016 Speed 12/25 knots : Engines MTU 2x 1350HP Leisure equipment + toys 6.6m inflatable tender licensed for 10 passengers - 135HP Honda : Zodiac tender : Water skis : Wakeboard : Hobie sea kayaks Charter Summer Gold Coast, Australia : Winter Gold Coast, Australia
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PEARL 78’ 9” (24.00M)
21’ (6.6m) Inflatable tender w/ 135hp Honda engine : Dive Compressor Zodiac tender : Water skis : Wake board : Hobie sea kayaks Leisure equipment + toys
CRYSTAL BLUE 79’ (24.00M)
PEARL 78’ 9” Guests 8 : Cabins 4 : Crew 4 : Accommodation 2 double, 2 twin Specifications Length 78’ 9” (24.00m) : Beam 20’ (6.10m) : Draft 5’ 3” (1.60m) : Built by MARTI 80 : Year 1998/2011 : Speed 12 knots
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CORO CORO 73’ Specification Guests 5 : Cabins 3 : Crew 2 : Accommodation 1 master, 1 double, 1 twin Length 73’ (22.25m) : Beam 18’ (5.36m) : Draft 8’ (2.49m) : Built by Royal Huisman Shipyard : Year 1991/2011 Speed 8 knots : Engines MTU Leisure equipment + toys Snorkeling gear : Fishing gear Charter Summer Southeast Asia, Thailand, Vietnam, Singapore, Philippines, Myanmar, Malaysia, Andaman Islands Winter Southeast Asia, Thailand, Vietnam, Singapore, Philippines, Myanmar, Malaysia, Andaman Islands
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HIGH ASPECT 72’ (21.80M)
13’ (3.9m) Avon Searider tender : Water skis : Sea-Doo Seascooter : Snorkeling gear : 5x Diving gear sets : Mini SCUBA tanks : Deep-sea fishing gear : Fly fishing gear : Two-person kayak Leisure equipment + toys
CORO CORO 73’ (22.25M)
HIGH ASPECT 72’ Guests 8 : Cabins 4 : Crew 3 : Accommodation 4 double Specifications Length 72’ (21.80m) : Beam 19’ (5.80m) : Draft 10’ (3.20m) : Built by Custom Built : Year 1986/2014 Speed 9 knots : Fuel consumption 2 Gall/Hr : Engines 6-cylinder 130hp Perkins Sabre M130
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KINGS LEGEND 65’ 1” Specification Guests 6 : Cabins 3 : Crew 2 : Accommodation 1 double, 2 twin Length 65’ 1” (19.84m) : Beam 16’ 4” (4.98m) : Draft 9’ 6” (2.90m) : Built by Nautor’s Swan : Year 1975/2001 Engines 4HLA-HET Yanmar 150HP 110Kw/model 2001 Leisure equipment + toys Zodiac semi-hard-bottom tender w/ 15hp Yamaha engine Charter Summer Event charters, Regattas, South-East Asia : Winter Event charters, Other, Regattas, South-East Asia
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MONSOON 55’ (16.70M)
Snorkeling gear : Inflatables : Fishing gear : Diving gear by request Leisure equipment + toys
KINGS LEGEND 65’ 1” (19.84M)
MONSOON 55’ Guests 10 day guests, 6 overnight guests : Cabins 3 : Crew N/A : Accommodation 1 owner, 2 double Specifications Length 55’ (16.70m) : Beam 17’ 38” (5.30m) : Draft 5’ 44” (1.66m) : Built by Custom Built : Year 2009 : Speed 15 knots
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FIVE-STAR FULL-SERVICE OFFERING
01 New Construction Building a new yacht is an intensive process. From deciding what type of yacht will best suit your needs to choosing a shipyard and designers to outfitting the yacht, there are many decisions that must be made. Northrop & Johnson’s professional and experienced yacht brokers have years of expertise in building new construction yachts. Northrop & Johnson has relationships with all of the top yards, naval architects and designers, which will help you when making an informed decision. Northrop & Johnson sales brokers will be with you every step of the way.
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02 Brokerage When you are interested in purchasing a yacht, Northrop & Johnson offers a sophisticated approach to the yacht sales process. Our experienced, skilled and detail-oriented yacht brokers are at your service. Thanks to our incredible intelligence tools and our brokers’ vast networks, they will provide a number of options to assist you in finding the yacht of your dreams. Northrop & Johnson sales brokers will facilitate every aspect of a sale for a seamless, stress-free process. When it’s time to sell your yacht, you can feel confident with Northrop & Johnson. Our sales brokers have an honest integrity and maintain a gentleman’s approach. Our extremely professional and knowledgeable brokers go to the greatest lengths to ensure a successful and seamless sale. Northrop & Johnson has exceptional tools to aid in the marketing of your yacht, including an in-house PR and marketing team, a variety of in-house publications and an increased social media presence. Northrop & Johnson also has a revolutionary website, a 55,000-strong database, relationships with yachting and mainstream media representatives. These tools, when combined with the skills and vast networks of our sales brokers will ensure the timely sale of your yacht. 01
Northrop & Johnson is a full-service yacht brokerage. Able to assist you in everything from a new construction project to buying or selling a yacht to booking the perfect yacht charter or managing and crewing your charter yacht, Northrop & Johnson’s dedicated brokers and employees ensure your yachting experience is unparallelled and that you are always satisfied.
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03 Chartering a Yacht Northrop & Johnson is ready to help you create the holiday of a lifetime. Our retail charter experts are extremely knowledgeable and very well connected within the industry in order to help you find the right yacht in the right location for your dream vacation. No matter where in the world you choose to cruise, Northrop & Johnson’s seasoned charter experts will make your wishes come true. Thanks to their extended networks of yachting professionals, an in-house fleet of exceptional yachts and insider knowledge, Northrop & Johnson’s retail charter brokers promise to create for you a one-of-a-kind, once-in-a-lifetime holiday that you will never forget.
04 Charter Management Northrop & Johnson has an extremely dedicated team of professional charter managers catering to our global charter fleet. Offering the best yacht-to-manager ratio, Northrop & Johnson’s charter managers are able to provide individual attention for each yacht. Charter managers create bespoke marketing plans for each yacht in order to ensure consistent media attention, charter inquiries and charter bookings. Northrop & Johnson charter managers have years of yachting expertise.
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05 Crew Services Crew is one of the most important facets of a yacht. Captains and crew of superyachts are able to enhance the experience of a yacht charter. Northrop & Johnson Crew Services offers a personal approach to placing crew. Striving to go above and beyond to ensure success, the professionals of crew services provide career advice to crewmembers and work with captains and owners to help place the right crewmember for each yacht.
Our charter management team has fostered relationships with charter brokers and charter managers throughout the industry; these connections allow them to reach the right people when marketing your yacht. In addition, Northrop & Johnson’s charter brokers have state-of-the-art marketing tools at their disposal. Northrop & Johnson’s revolutionary website, exceptional marketing tools for mailings and flyers, individual yacht websites and a global intelligence tool all provide the platform to expertly market your yacht. Northrop & Johnson has a dedicated in-house PR and marketing team with connections to leading yachting and luxury publications to ensure exposure. Northrop & Johnson charter managers guarantee top priority when you join the fleet. 05
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OUR MARKETING O L D C H A R M , N EW T E C H Northrop & Johnson is a progressive and innovative brokerage house with traditional values that offers a groundbreaking marketing approach utilizing the newest, most wide-reaching tools available. As an all-encompassing brokerage house with an in-house marketing team, Northrop & Johnson guarantees access to all of the elements needed to generate a targeted marketing strategy to successfully promote your yacht via the best platform in the industry. Northrop & Johnson is proud to have the largest in-house PR and marketing team in the yachting industry. From Hong Kong to Los Angeles, Northrop & Johnson’s PR and marketing team is in contact with editors and writers from leading yachting and luxury media outlets to ensure editorial for the yachts in our fleet. In addition, Northrop & Johnson works with renowned advertising agencies to give our vessels an extra edge when promoting their global presence. Northrop & Johnson has teamed up with a leading digital agency to create a digital presence unlike that of any other brokerage. Furthering our digital presence is our SEO agency that optimizes all of our content, making it extremely visible to search engines. Northrop & Johnson utilizes revolutionary CRM and CMS systems, providing an intelligence tool unlike any seen before. The Northrop & Johnson website is extremely user friendly, well laid out, able to generate leads and offers users access from anywhere in the world thanks to mobile functions. This website is able to generate an incredible amount of data with regard to the marketing of the yachts in the Northrop & Johnson fleet. Northrop & Johnson is able to create bespoke mini sites and brochures for all yachts in our fleet for additional exposure. Northrop & Johnson’s in-house publications, Navigator magazine and Seascapes, promote our yachts in a beautiful format that is accessible to ultra high net worth individuals around the world. Northrop & Johnson has a monthly online newsletter with a reach of 55,000 contacts. This newsletter helps promote Northrop & Johnson and the yachts in our fleet. Northrop & Johnson charter managers are able to organize yacht familiarization trips, open houses, virtual tours and photo shoots for their yachts. In addition, Northrop & Johnson has a growing presence at all of the world’s premier yacht shows. Northrop & Johnson’s global presence is unparalleled in the yachting industry, offering true worldwide visibility.
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ASTON MARTIN LAGONDA GLOBAL ICON
The doors of the iconic Aston Martin brand opened in 1913 as founders Robert Bamford and Lionel Martin created Bamford and Martin Ltd in London. Together, they dreamed of building cars that offered incredible performance and stunning design, all while capturing the attention of the public. More than 100 years later, Aston Martin is synonymous with ultimate luxury, top quality and pristine aesthetics. It is a preeminent force in the auto world.
In 2015, Aston Martin began its second century with an exciting new development. It’s new Chief Executive Officer brought a fresh investment to the company and beckoned a bright future for the automaker. Presently based in Gaydon, Warwickshire, in the UK, Aston Martin thrives because of its dedicated people. Every stich of leather and piece of metal is meticulously crafted by Aston Martin’s creative and skillful team who collectively come together to produce the world’s most beautiful cars.
Aston Martin evokes a spirit; something felt by every Aston Martin collector and driver the world around. Powerful and prestigious, exhilarating and exact, elegant, timeless and sophisticated — these all are words that encompass the brand’s true soul. Each car is the essence of power, beauty and soul.
But Aston Martin is about more than the cars themselves. Aston Martin also offers the Art of Living products and services. Thanks to the brand’s impressive heritage and penchant of luxury, impeccable design and superiority, its Art of Living lifestyle range has been adopted by many. Everything created by the brand offers the same level of passion and same high values as its cars.
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CHAI RUM WORLD-CLASS VINTNER
AKAL Chai Rum is a world first. It is produced by one of the last true family owned rum houses of the West Indies. The family has a historical association with tea that stretches back some 250 years to its Indian origins; they are expert tea blenders. When the chance discovery of a mention by a Dutch admiral in 1665 (“the combination of tea with rum is delightful”) came to the family’s attention, Chai rum was born.
AKAL Chai Rum uses a completely innovative production process, which is a family trade secret. It involves fine, single-estate teas and more than 15 exotic flowers, along with limited reserve rum that is specially barrel aged. The post-production process is unique enough to have been recognized as the first true innovation in the rum industry in almost a century — Ideas to Innovation Awards Trinidad & Tobago. Rated at an extremely rare 95 points, Chai Rum stands in a category of its own and disrupts perceptions of what a rum is, how it might be enjoyed and when it may be appropriately served.
With an unparalleled smoothness, its woody and floral aromatic notes are instantly recognizable. Tasting notes are slightly nutty at the start, quickly flowing into vanilla, exotic spice and caramel, redolent of this rum’s history. Although the rum is best enjoyed neat or on the rocks, it also lends itself to the creation of distinctive cocktails. In 2016, Chai Rum introduced its signature ‘fume service.’
A specially curated selection of aromatic woods are used to smoke glasses (a simple technique that anyone can perform) into which the rum is poured. Our trio of smoke perfumes, known as the “Mariners Flight,” is named to honor Chai Rum’s oceanic provenance. It is with great pleasure that the AKAL family invites you to experience rum’s new chapter.
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THE CRYSTAL AIRCRUISES EXPERIENCETM BEYOND JETSET
The renowned Crystal Experience® introduces an unrivaled new manner of global exploration aboard its privately owned, state-of-theart Boeing 777, the world’s largest and most luxuriously spacious private tour jet. Customized to the absolute highest standards of aviation design, sophisticated adventurists travel the world in All Exclusive excellence.
Enjoy expert butler service, Michelin-level cuisine, the finest wines and champagnes, expansive social spaces, and the most sumptuous Crystal Exclusive ClassTM flatbed seats, handcrafted to perfection. On journeys to lands both exotic and remote, you’ll stay at the finest hotels, resorts and safari lodges, and enjoy exclusive access to places of rare beauty and cultural significance. A curated selection of iconic worldwide voyages is purposefully designed to be unstructured, engaging and immersive, inviting guests to craft their own personalized itineraries, choosing from a bespoke collection of all-inclusive destination experiences —
Exhilarating Adventures, Personal Connections, Cultural Discoveries and Tantalizing Gastronomy—all interchangeable, and each delving into the heartbeat and personality of the destination with enriching authenticity. An additional Design Your Time option allows for an even greater degree of customized exploration. A unique collection of extraordinary 15- to 29-day global-trotting adventures begins with The Peninsula Grand Inaugural Crystal AirCruise, a singular spectacular journey that brings together two of the world’s most iconic luxury brands.
Aboard Crystal’s newest and most spacious private jet, travel the continents to enjoy privileged stays and rare experiences at all ten of Peninsula’s five-star hotels. Come aboard and indulge life to the fullest on a journey of unique adventures and unforgettable experiences. For more information, visit CrystalAirCruises.com Aircraft operated by Comlux Aruba N.V.
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LUFTHANSA HEAVENLY SERVICE
Experience the height of luxury and the freedom of individuality when flying to Europe and beyond. The combination of Lufthansa First Class and Lufthansa Private Jet will provide you with an experience unlike any other.
Lufthansa First Class offers stylish, sophisticated service aligned to your personal needs from the very start of your journey. With a seamless connecting flight on Lufthansa Private Jet, operated by our partner, NetJetsŽ, Inc., you can access more than 1,000 destinations worldwide including even the most remote airports. Lufthansa combines the best of two worlds — the individuality of a private jet with the professionalism of an internationally renowned airline.
From limousine transfer when connecting at a Lufthansa hub to gourmet cuisine on board created by Michelin-starred chefs, this five-star travel experience will exceed your expectations. To ensure full satisfaction, Lufthansa offers a personal assistant to take care of your travel needs quickly and discreetly. From passports and boarding passes to escorting you through security checkpoints, a personal assistant is on hand to help you from the moment you arrive to the moment you depart.
Spend your time at the airport relaxing in a Lufthansa First Class lounge, or the exclusive Lufthansa First Class Terminal in Frankfurt. Here, you will find an array of resplendent amenities, including plush seating, a bar, a sit-down restaurant, private bathrooms with showers, and a cigar lounge. Find out just how inspiring and exceptional the highest standard of travel can be.
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THE ONE AND ONLY ONE™ GEMSTONE VIRTUOSO
The One and Only One is a unique jeweler dedicated to ultra-rare, one-of-a-kind Natural Fancy Color Diamonds. This elite company comprises world-renowned gemologists and GIA-certified diamantaires who collect the most desired and sought-after gemstones in the world to offer to collectors, investors and connoisseurs. The One and Only One prides itself on offering only the rarest of the rare Natural Fancy Color Diamonds, including important pink, blue, yellow, green and orange diamonds. In order to receive The One and Only One designation, a
diamond must have a certificate from Gemological Institute of America. Each stone is handselected by the team of experts and specialists to ensure that it surpasses the quality of the world’s most exclusive stones. The gems and diamonds from The One and Only One often break records at the world’s leading auction houses. During the last 10 years, many of these incredible diamonds have doubled or even tripled in price.
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by appointment only, unlike other colored diamonds that are sold at auction. This adds to The One and Only One diamonds’ exclusivity and rarity. Upon confirmation of your Request for Private Appointment Application, The One and Only One Natural Fancy Colored Diamond(s) you select to view can be hand-transported by one of our Specialists to a mutually agreed upon highsecurity location near you.
Each Natural Fancy Colored Diamond awarded The One and For more information, please visit TheOneAndOnlyOne.com Only One merit is available to Ultra High Net Worth Individuals for a limited time
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