SEASCAPES 2019

LUXURY YACHTS FOR CHARTER

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WELCOME The 2019 Northrop & Johnson Seascapes is the quintessential publication for yachting enthusiasts, ocean-going adventurers and anyone who enjoys the luxury lifestyle on the water. More focused than ever on adventure and discovery, Northrop & Johnson’s professional charter experts have curated exceptional cruising guides to share with you experiences that can be encountered in some of the most-sought-after cruising grounds in the world, ranging from yachting’s classic hot spots to exotic, farther-afield destinations.

Detailed cruising guides showcase full itineraries and all the information you need to choose the destination for your next luxury charter holiday. From the best restaurants and shopping to the must-visit attractions and sights, Seascapes has recommendations from Northrop & Johnson’s charter specialists to help guide you while planning your luxury escape.

And how to access these stunning settings? Seascapes Yacht Directory showcases an exclusive selection of luxury superyachts for your next once-in-a-lifetime holiday. Getting the yacht you want means booking early so get in touch soon and your expert broker will help create a spectacular charter.

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Northrop & Johnson is continuing to develop products and services for its clients at the highest level. With that in mind, we have created a suite of insurance products for standard yacht liabilities and special programs to cater to the additional needs of yacht owners. We are yacht insurance experts, passionately and directly involved in the yacht insurance business.

At the helm of N&J Private Insurance Services are yacht insurance underwriters who know the business of yachting; understand the exposures of an owner, including the yacht, crew, tenders, navigation and more; are experts on insurance markets; and are able to find solutions to complex problems. Our team proactively works to correct issues before they arise and are there for you with concierge-level attention if something does occur.

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Destinations 38 Western Mediterranean Côte d’Azur, Corsica & Sardinia, Amalfi Coast & the Aeolian Islands, Malta, The Balearics 52 Eastern Mediterranean Turkey’s Turquoise Coast, Croatia’s Dalmatian Coast, The Ionian Islands, The Cyclades 62 Caribbean & The Bahamas The Exumas, British Virgin Islands, Leeward Islands, The Grenadines, Turks & Caicos 84 The Americas Pacific Northwest, New England, Florida Keys, Mexico, Galapagos 96 Global Gems Scandinavia, Southeast Asia, Australia & New Zealand, Indian Ocean, South Pacific

108 Yacht Directory Over 50 meters Under 50 meters Performance Yachts Sailing Yachts Cruise Ships

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Northrop & Johnson Established in 1949

OUR H E R I TA G E Northrop & Johnson is the quintessential fullservice 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.

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 Shortly after World War II, Jim Northrop and representation for the vessels in our fleet in every George Johnson formed a partnership to provide major yachting center. All Northrop & Johnson a quality yacht brokerage service to their close circle brokers have access to market intelligence and a of yachting companions on Long Island Sound. vast database to deliver the most valuable support.

The first Northrop & Johnson office opened in 1949 at 366 Madison Avenue in lower Manhattan and Today, with more than seven decades of longevity served as the foundation for the fledgling brokerage and 11 offices worldwide, Northrop & Johnson house. Here began Northrop & Johnson’s truecontinues to provide customized services blue “Yankee” heritage, which is reflected in the that exceed each client’s needs. Northrop & company’s reputation for honesty, integrity and fair Johnson has become an industry icon and we play. The word about the “Gentlemen Brokers” of are proud to continue this heritage as the world’s Northrop & Johnson spread throughout the tight- foremost authority on the sale, purchase, charter, knit yachting community of New York and created management, new construction and insurance of the platform on which the company’s sterling luxury superyachts. reputation was built. By the early 1960s, Northrop & Johnson had expanded with branch offices in Stamford, Connecticut; Miami, Florida; and Marblehead, Massachusetts.

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Motor & Sailing Yachts for Charter Yacht Directory from page 108

ABOUT CHARTER Chartering a luxury yacht is the ultimate holiday for personal preferences. Their great appeal is that your itinerary is bespoke to you and incorporates all the elements that are important to you and your guests. Ask any charterer what it is that attracts them to this style of holiday and they will tell you that it is all about the service, ultimate privacy, gastronomic delights, island-hopping itineraries and watersports galore. And that would only be the start… from deciding where you want to go to what you want to see, what foods you want to savor, what activities you would like to pursue and where you would like to step ashore, it’s all about doing things your way.

Although most luxury yachts have certain details in common, they are all unique and offer a range of different features. For example, a traditional displacement motor yacht is ideal for a family charter, while a sailing yacht would be the ideal choice for a real yachting enthusiast. Our Yacht Guide on page 112 will help you decipher which types of yacht are most suitable for you and your charter party. From there the Yacht Directory will give you information on yacht sizes, guest capacity, price, leisure facilities and where they are available.

These 67 yachts are just a sample of the world’s most prestigious yachts. We have access to a whole market of 3,000-plus vessels.

The two main factors that will affect your charter are the type of yacht and the destination. There are no hard and fast rules as to which to choose first – yacht or cruising ground – but the time of year during which you are planning to charter may well determine which destinations and yachts are available to you. If you have your heart set on a particular area then you will need to focus on the yachts that charter in that area.

Follow our Four Steps For Chartering Successfully, and leave the hard part to us.

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H OW T O CHARTER From the moment you make your first enquiry, your experienced Northrop & Johnson charter broker will guide you through the entire process.

From the initial yacht and destination selection to the paperwork required to secure your preferred yacht and liaising with your captain and crew up until the moment you disembark, they are available at any time to discuss your questions and concerns.

Simply follow our Four Steps For Chartering Successfully and leave the details to us.

The horizon is closer already.

1 Take some time to think about what would make your luxury yacht charter really special. The main points to think about while you turn the pages are time of year, cruising area, style of charter and the type of yacht that would best suit the size and character of your charter party. As you browse through the yachts in the Yacht Directory, bear in mind that most yachts only charter in specific areas. With that in mind, our Cruising Guides profile a vast selection of charter destinations, with expert tips and cruising itineraries to help you along the way. Simply turn the pages and let the fun begin…

2 Armed with a few ideas, the next step is to contact your Northrop & Johnson charter broker and let us create a unique experience that exceeds expectations. Our charter experts know all of the yachts available – their crews, the ambience and the details that make each one unique - and they will begin suggesting yachts based on amenities, activities offered, and more.

3 Once you have chosen your desired luxury yacht, your charter broker will prepare all the necessary paperwork to secure the yacht for your luxury charter.

4 Your charter broker will liaise with the yacht’s captain and together they will arrange every detail.

From menus to cruising locations to on-shore activities, special needs and dietary requirements, they will ensure you and your guests enjoy the ultimate charter experience.

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CRUISING GUIDES A superyacht charter is the ultimate way to explore the world, providing freedom, luxury and comfort along the way. Our charter specialists understand that the journey is just as important as the destination and are experts in creating a bespoke charter that is memorable from start to finish.

Whether you are looking to explore farther afield with your family or prefer the jet set lifestyle, cruising from fashionable port to port, our charter experts know the essential ingredients for each destination and can help create any style of charter you desire. Need some inspiration? The following Cruising Guides span the four corners of the world to bring you a true taste of the exotic, with itineraries planned to give you maximum freedom to do the things you enjoy doing the most. All you have to do is turn the page...

CRUISING GUIDES Western Mediterranean Côte d’Azur, Corsica & Sardinia, Amalfi Coast & The Aeolian Islands, Malta, The Balearics Eastern Mediterranean Turkey’s Turquoise Coast, Croatia’s Dalmatian Coast, The Ionian Islands, The Cyclades Caribbean & The Bahamas The Exumas, British Virgin Islands, Leeward Islands, The Grenadines, Turks & Caicos The Americas Pacific Northwest, New England, Florida Keys, Mexico, Galápagos Global Gems Scandinavia, Southeast Asia, Australia & New Zealand, Indian Ocean, South Pacific

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WESTERN MEDITERRANEAN What’s not to love about the West Med? Not only is this the place where luxury yacht charter all began, but for centuries the Mediterranean has been filled with boats coming and going along classic trade routes, enriching the coastlines along the way.

From the glamorous shores of the French Riviera and Amalfi Coast, to the chic beach clubs of the Balearics and the rugged yet captivating islands of Corsica, Sardinia, Sicily and Malta, old-world charm combines with modern sophistication to give you the best of both worlds when you cruise these stunning coastlines.

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CÔTE D ’A Z U R SEVEN-DAY ITINERARY 1 2 St Tropez to Pampelonne Bay (6 nm) Step on board your luxury yacht in the elegant port of St Tropez and spend the day acclimatizing to life on board. Take a dip in Pampelonne Bay, lunch at the legendary Le Club 55, and head back to town to trip your dancing shoes at the exclusive Les Caves du Roy. 3 Pampelonne Bay to Îles d'Hyères (30 nm) Cruise west and drop anchor off the Îles d'Hyères. Snorkel around the coves of Île de Porquerolles (island rules – no scuba diving or jet skis allowed). Enjoy a leisurely lunch at Le Mas du Langoustier before discovering the winding paths and sundrenched vineyards of Île de Port-Cros.

4 Îles d'Hyères to Cannes (42 nm) Glide into the glittering Bay of Cannes. Early evening take a stroll past the boutiques that line the stylish Croisette, followed by cocktails at the hip Baoli.

5 Cannes to Cap d’Antibes (12 nm) Ease towards Cap d’Antibes and enjoy an afternoon of watersports in the bay of Juan-les-Pins. Take the tender ashore to the private jetty of the Hôtel du Cap-Eden-Roc for dinner on the terrace of the Eden-Roc Pavilion.

6 Cap d’Antibes to Cap Ferrat (12 nm) Anchor in the horseshoe bay of Villefranche and discover the medieval village of Eze and the ravishing gardens at Villa Ephrussi de Rothschild. Back on board, cruise around the headland to the tranquil Baie des Fourmis.

7 Cap Ferrat to Monaco (11 nm) Anchor in the Port of Monaco and discover one of the most glamorous capitals in the world. Venture up to the Prince’s Palace of Monaco and explore the boutiques of Monte Carlo.

The Principality is also home to some of the finest restaurants in the world, including Louis XV – Alain Ducasse and Joël Robuchon. Cap off a stunning charter with a fun evening ashore.

HIGHS OF SUMMER The chic coastline of the Côte d’Azur has been luring visitors for centuries, but it was not until the 1950s that it became populated with yachts. The best-loved cruising ground in the world, it is particularly busy between July and August as the yachting crowd flock to the Med’s most celebrated spots that lie between St Tropez and Monaco. From sweeping bays with pine-fringed beaches backed with Belle Èpoque villas, to fishing villages that harbor some of the most glamorous nightclubs in the world, this perennial favorite delivers again and again.

Old favorites & the latest hot spots Shop the Atelier Rondini boutique, St Tropez • Indulge at the Spa Metropole by Givenchy, Hôtel Metropole, Monte Carlo • Hang out at the hip Anjuna Beach, Eze-sur-Mer • Have fun in the sun at Le Petite Plage, Juan les Pins • Jump in at Bay d’Agay, Saint Raphael • Take the tender ashore to the exclusive Paloma Beach, St Jean Cap Ferrat • Try Shellona for Greek cuisine, St Tropez style • Enjoy drinks at Jimmy’z or Twiga, Monte Carlo • Culture spy Musée Picasso, Antibes • Try your luck at the Casino de Monte Carlo • Check out live session musicians at Monaco’s Sass Café • Book a table at L’Atelier d’Emile, Beaulieu • Discover the exclusive Carmignac Foundation Gallery, Porquerolles

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W I L D LY R E M OT E From the rugged and mountainous island of Corsica to the manicured and exclusive coastline of Sardinia, the two islands have an inimitable style that is unique but totally different. Combined in one itinerary, they provide a perfect blend of French and Italian charm. The land that shaped Napoleon Bonaparte, Corsica is notorious for its unspoiled, untamed countryside. Just as Sardinia is one of Italy’s most glamorous places to spend the summer, Corsica is a favored retreat for chic French travellers.

Over the Bonifacio Straits, the coastline of the Costa Smeralda sparkles with designer boutiques and exclusive restaurants, along with a staggering variety of landscapes. Its beauty is legendary, while its beaches are often compared to those of the Caribbean.

Old favorites & the latest hot spots Sample fruity Cap Corse, the quinine-rich local aperitif • Take a dip in the Roccapina rock pools, Corsica • Savor goat cheese, dried figs and honey in Ajaccio, Corsica • Snorkel or scuba the UNESCO Scandola reserve, Corsica • Explore the mountainous region of Alta Rocca, Corsica • Dine by the water at Il Pescator, Porto Cervo • Join the ‘IT’ crowd at Il Portico, Porto Cervo • For Japanese fusion cuisine and cocktails, head to Fingers’ Club, Porto Cervo • Browse designer boutiques, Porto Cervo • Play a round at the Pevero golf course, Sardinia

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1 Calvi to Girolta (27 nm) Embark in the bustling marina of Calvi and cruise to your first anchorage in the Golfe de Girolata.

Explore the numerous caves and inlets by tender.

2 Girolta to Ajaccio (30 nm) Head south and spend a few hours enjoying watersports in the Golfe de Sagone before cruising on to Ajaccio.

Saunter through the old streets of Napoleon’s birthplace.

3 Ajaccio to Bonifacio (50 nm) Cruise alongside the cliffs of Bonifacio before entering the port to allow the true spectacle of the cantilevered 16th century town to slowly unfold. Explore the old citadel and climb the steep stone Staircase of the King of Aragon for breathtaking vistas.

4 Bonifacio to Maddalena Islands (27 nm) Explore the turquoise lagoons and reefs of the uninhabited Lavezzi islands en route to the beautiful Maddalena Islands for a peaceful anchorage.

5 Maddalena Islands to Porto Cervo (12 nm) A resort custom built for yachting, Porto Cervo is the epicenter of smart superyacht style with a worldrenowned dining scene. Soak up the atmosphere as you stroll along the marina at dusk.

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Take the tender ashore for a beachside morning before cruising back to disembark in Porto Cervo.

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L A DOLCE VITA Italians’ appreciation for the finer things in life is evident wherever you venture along Italy’s west coast. Famed for its vertiginous landscape, gourmet cuisine and picturesque coastline, travelers have long been attracted to the Amalfi Coast’s glorious culture, artistic heritage and vibrant culinary scene. Depending on where you cruise, you can enjoy Michelin-starred restaurants and authentic trattorias.

Further south, the volcanic Aeolian Islands and Sicily reveal some of the most dramatic landscapes and fascinating historical sites in the Mediterranean. Spend a few days either end of your Italian itinerary discovering these Mediterranean marvels.

Old favorites & the latest hot spots Visit the boutiques of Sant’Angelo, Ischia • Take the funicular to the hilltop village of Anacapri, Capri • Enjoy an opera or classical concert in a choice of stunning gardens - La Mortella, Ischia, Villa Rufolo, Ravello, or Villa Cimbrone, Ravello • Don Capri pants from La Parisienne, Capri • Enjoy cocktails at Quisi Bar, Capri • Head to JK Place for Neapolitan cuisine at its best, Capri • Sip a Prosecco in Buca di Bacco - a Positano institution • Visit the Terrace of Infinity in the gardens of the medieval Villa Cimbrone, Ravello • Savor Michelin-starred cuisine at Rossellinis, Ravello or Don Alfonso, Sorrento • Indulge at the Aveda spa, Le Sirenuse, Positano • Anchor at Li Galli, where some say Homer’s Sirens lived • Tender to Atilla’s pop-up beach restaurant, Lipari • Discover the Valley of the Temples, Sicily

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1 Naples to Ischia (16 nm) Step aboard your luxury charter yacht in the lively city of Naples and cruise across the bay to the volcanic island of Ischia. Known as the “Island of Wellbeing,” Ischia has been a Mediterranean holiday destination for aristocrats since Roman times and still attracts a gentile crowd.

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2 3 Ischia to Capri (16 nm) Cruise to the west of Capri for a choice of secluded anchorages before heading to the main town for an aperitif on the Piazzetta as the day-trippers return to the mainland. Spend a few days anchored off the glamorous island, stepping ashore to enjoy the island's many offerings whenever you please.

4 Capri to Sorrento (16 nm) Cruise back across the bay to the pretty peninsula of Sorrento. Take a stroll through the Museo Correale di Terranova’s terraced walkways and embrace the views over the Gulf of Naples.

5 Sorrento to Positano (17 nm) Tender ashore to the dramatically perched town of Positano and discover the pretty cobblestone streets that attract a glamorous, affluent crowd.

6 7 Positano to Amalfi to Panarea (120 nm) Another day, another colorful town. Boasting past glories as a maritime state, Amalfi offers a day of cultural exploration. Venture inland to the ruins of Pompeii. Overnight to the Aeolian Islands.

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Cruise on to the stylish island of Panarea. Step ashore to the rustic and chic Hotel Raya for an evening of dancing under the stars.

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Valletta, Malta Embark in the deep-water port of Grand Harbour Marina. The stunning marina is located right at the heart of Malta's capital of Valletta. The waterfront has a backdrop of watchtowers, monuments and ancient merchant houses with bars and restaurants aplenty.

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2 Valletta to Island Bay to Marsaxlokk (9 nm) Cruise out of the harbor, passing a maze of palazzos and fortifications, before you reach the open sea and head to the south of the island. Spend the afternoon anchored at Island Bay.

Marsaxlokk to Golden Bay (15 nm) Stroll through the fishing village of Marsaxlokk and venture inland to explore the remnants of megalithic tombs. Back on board, delight in the iridescent waters of the nearby Blue Grotto.

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4 Golden Bay to Comino (6 nm) Renowned as one of the best beaches in the whole of the Mediterranean, take an early morning dip in the clear waters that lap Golden Bay. Raise anchor and cruise north to Paradise Bay on the island of Comino.

5 6 Comino to Gozo (12 nm) Known for its picturesque countryside, the charming island of Gozo offers those who step ashore a glimpse of traditional Maltese life. Spend a few days diving and snorkeling Gozo’s underwater world that is rich in marine life.

Gozo to Valletta, Malta (25 nm) Cruise back towards Valletta, dropping anchor in beautiful bays for a leisurely lunch or a dip in the warm waters wherever you please.

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The Grand Harbour Marina in Valletta is perfectly positioned in the heart of the Mediterranean for either cruising, or as a home-port or winter stopover.

MEDITERRANEAN MARVEL Lying to the southwest of Italy, Malta is an ideal gateway to many of the popular cruising grounds in the Mediterranean.

Boasting a pleasant year-round climate, deep natural harbors, and extensive superyacht refit and repair facilities, it is a popular choice as a homeport for many of the charter yachts that choose to stay in the Mediterranean throughout the winter season. Malta, and the sister islands of Gozo and Comino, have some of the clearest waters in the whole of the Mediterranean. The coastline stretches some 120 miles around the three islands, offering a range of deep-water harbors, picturesque fishing villages, secluded bays, and ample cultural pursuits ashore.

Old favorites & the latest hot spots A UNESCO World Heritage site, Valletta is resplendent with ancient buildings • Dine at The Harbour Club, Valletta • Savor cocktails at the Quarterdeck Bar, Valletta • Discover the ancient capital of Mdina • Explore a labyrinth of ancient catacombs, Mdina • Comino's Blue Lagoon is renowned for its incredibly clear blue waters • Discover tombstones of the famed Knights of Malta in Saint John’s Co-Cathedral, Valletta • May to August – enjoy traditional festivals throughout the summer • Step ashore to the Upper Barrakka Gardens for sweeping views over Valletta, Senglea and Vittoriosa

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GOZO & COMINO AMAZING THINGS TO DO With perfect water temperatures, cool autumn breezes and, above all, empty beaches, Malta and the Sister Islands of Gozo and Comino are the place to head for an Indian summer Swim • With more than 30 miles of coastline to explore, Comino is famed for its aquamarine waters that are perfect for swimming • Bathe at the small, secluded orange-sand bay of San Blas in Gozo, with a backdrop of sunflowers • Swim in the bright turquoise waters of Comino’s famous Blue Lagoon Dive & Snorkel • Gozo boasts some great dive spots, including the sparkling lagoons of Xlendi Bay and Dwejra • The Azure Window is one of Gozo’s greatest natural features.

The 28-meter limestone arch collapsed in 2017 and has been reborn as an incredible dive site • Mgarr, also on Gozo, is great for snorkeling • Comino's Santa Marija Caves are a set of 10 caverns, many of which are interconnecting, with spectacular scuba diving opportunities Explore • Gozo abounds with natural phenomena, including the Inland Sea, the Fungus Rock and Calypso Cave • Just 25 square miles, explore Gozo’s rugged interior by bicycle

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• Step ashore to Brookies in Victoria and dine in the small courtyard, Gozo • Savor fresh fish by the water’s edge at the family-run Ta' Karolina restaurant, Xlendi in Gozo • For traditional Maltese/ Mediterranean dishes, head to Ta Rikardu in the Citadel, Gozo • Sip local grapes at the family-run vineyards Ta' Mena or Tal-Massar with a private wine tasting, Gozo Culture • Gozo’s capital, Victoria is a pretty town of narrow alleyways, handsome balconied houses and a busy market square • Walk around Victoria's Citadel walls for a perfect vantage point over the island, Gozo • Built around 3,600BC, Gozo’s Ggantija temples are reputed to be the world’s oldest freestanding buildings • Load up on culture at Gozo's two main opera houses, the Aurora and the Astra For up to date information on cruising around Malta, and the Sister Islands of Gozo and Comino, please contact your Northrop & Johnson charter expert

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1 Palma de Mallorca to Cabrera Island (28 nm) Embark on your charter yacht in the cosmopolitan capital of Palma. Cruise across to the nature reserve island of Cabrera.

Spend your first night moored in the national park’s sheltered bay.

Cabrera Island to Ibiza Town, Ibiza (70 nm) Early morning cruise towards the White Isle. Step ashore for lunch in the cobblestone streets of Ibiza Old Town. Expect long lazy lunches, cocktails, rosé, and boho glamour as you spend the next few days cruising around the island's rugged coastline.

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Ibiza Town to Espalmador & Formentera (10 nm) Enjoy the magnificent anchorage of Espalmador. Take the tender or swim ashore and bathe in the natural mud baths at the heart of the island. Anchor overnight off the tiny island of Formentera.

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Formentera to Isla Vedra to Cala Salada (32 nm) Cruise along the southern coastline of Ibiza and anchor under the island of Vedra. Jump in and snorkel around the impressive rock formation before heading to Cala Salada for dinner ashore.

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6 Cala Salada to Soller, Mallorca (72 nm) Depart Ibiza early morning and cruise back across to Mallorca for an afternoon of watersports anchored beneath the towering cliff of Cabo de la Mola. Early evening stroll through the old town of Andratx.

7 Sóller to Port de Sóller (28 nm) Anchor in the bay of Port de Sóller and venture inland to the mountain town of Sóller. Dominated by a 16th-century church, Sóller’s ancient streets are home to traditional cafes and restaurants.

8 9 Port de Sóller to Cala Morell, Menorca (48 nm) Often referred to as the "beat free" Balearic, Menorca is the place you graduate to when Ibiza and Mallorca leave you feeling tired.

Spend a few days relaxing and swimming in the clear waters that make up part of the UNESCO biosphere reserve.

10 Cala Morell to Palma de Mallorca (80 nm) Cruise overnight to Puerto Portals and step ashore in the bustling port before heading to Palma. Spend the day exploring the beautiful Old Town, with its Cathedral and famous markets.

The Spanish Golden Isles have evolved to be among Europe’s most glamorous holiday hot spots, attracting well-heeled travelers to enjoy the long hours of sunshine and hip, world-class hangouts.

From spring through to late October, enjoy long summer days that adorn the islands of Mallorca, Ibiza and Menorca.

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Life in Mallorca is all about lazy lunches anchored in secret coves, ambling through ancient streets, and finding yourself in the latest nightclub (should it take your fancy).

Ibiza, meanwhile, is all about the freespirited and is the perfect place to enjoy an alternative lifestyle. The lesser-known island of Menorca has a beautiful interior and countless secluded coves, while the tiny island of Formentera to the south of Ibiza is relatively peaceful, even during the peak summer months.

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Old favorites & the latest hot spots For a cool hangout head to Nikki Beach Mallorca • Relax at Purobeach Illetas, Mallorca • Thrill the senses at Mallorca’s famous Mercat de l’Olivar food market • Reserve a table at Marc Fosh or Zaranda, Mallorca • La Galeria Elefante is a treasure trove of vintage finds, Ibiza • Visit Art Projects Ibiza • Check out dates for The Last Supper Club Ibiza • For cabaret and gastronomic splendor head to Heart, Ibiza • For an immersive clubbing experience try Ushuaia Ibiza • Pikes is an iconic Ibiza institution • Enjoy the effortlessly cool Experimental Beach on Las Salinas, Ibiza • Less boho, more chic?

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EASTERN MEDITERRANEAN The cradle of western civilization, the East Med is rich in culture, landscapes and personalities that color this cruising ground and make it one of the most compelling in the world. Take your pick from Turkey’s exotic Turquoise shoreline, Croatia’s enchanting Dalmatian Coast, or the never-ending idyllic Greek island chains of the Ionian and Cyclades and discover coastlines that are rich in both heritage and beauty.

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1 2 Göcek to Ekincik (30 nm) An ideal point of departure, Göcek is located along one of Turkey’s most beautiful stretches of coastline.

Cruise west to Ekincik and up the Dalyan River to the therapeutic mud baths of ancient Kaunos.

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7 Datça to Knidos (30 nm) Cruise towards the culturally rich harbor of Knidos, taking in the dramatic peaks of the Taurus Mountains as you go. In Knidos discover the remains of the circular temple dedicated to Aphrodite, the Goddess of Love.

8 Knidos to Bodrum (25 nm) Cross the Gulf of Gökova to Bodrum. Spend the day exploring the stunning beaches, before heading ashore to embrace the town’s cultural riches.

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TURKISH DELIGHTS Caught between the east and west, Turkey’s captivating coastline is enticing, enchanting and mystifying. Between the Bodrum peninsula and the Gulf of Fethiye, the Aegean Sea reflects every shade of green and blue, justifying its nickname of the "Turquoise Coast." Promising more history, culture and scenic anchorages than one could hope for, this is the Mediterranean at its most exotic.

Old favorites & the latest hot spots Step ashore to the rose gardens and citrus groves at the Mehmet Ali Aga Mansion, Datça Peninsula • Dine ashore at Kurochan by Ioki at the Mandarin Oriental Bodrum • Book a treatment at the Mytha Spa located in the stunning D Maris Bay, Marmaris • Steal away on an evening trip to the ancient site of Olympus • Visit the picturesque lagoon of Ölüdeniz • Embrace Bodrum’s bohemian lifestyle • Shop for genuine Turkish rugs in the traditional bazaars of Marmaris • Experience a real Turkish Hammam bath • Explore the caves of Nimara Magarasi

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DISCOVER DALMATIA Providing charterers with a wonderful mix of simple and sophisticated, Croatia’s Dalmatian Coast has become one of the most popular cruising destinations for bay hugging and island grazing adventures.

A plethora of new beach clubs and restaurants have recently joined the scene, making the beautiful coastline the Eastern Mediterranean’s take on the French Riviera.

From Split to Dubrovnik, the southern Dalmatian coast harbors glorious remnants of the past – Roman, Venetian and Austrian influences ooze from the architecture and cuisine. The heritage is evident wherever you cruise, and with over 1,400 islands, it is a haven for the waterborne.

Old favorites & the latest hot spots Step ashore to the private eco reserve Klement and stroll through the botanical gardens • Enjoy one of Split’s many film and theater festivals • Anchor in Telašćica Bay on Dugi otok – renowned for being one of the most beautiful settings in Croatia • Stroll along Split’s picturesque waterfront • Swim in the Blue Grotto, Vis • Try Croatian wines – the popular white wine is Pošip and recommended red is Plavac Mali • Cruise in the stunning Bay of Kotor, Montenegro • Step ashore to the historic resort of the Aman Sveti Stefan, Montenegro • Korcula’s Moro Beach Club is the latest hot spot for the yachting crowd • For old school glamour head to the Bonj les Bains beach club, Hvar • Enjoy Hvar’s most famous beach club Carpe Diem Beach

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Kotor, Montenegro to Dubrovnik, Croatia (42 nm) The tiny country of Montenegro is the perfect gateway to Croatian waters. Embark in the dazzling Porto Montenegro and cruise through the shimmering Adriatic to the old town of Dubrovnik.

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5 6 Korčula to Hvar (24 nm) Hvar is the most sophisticated of Croatia’s islands and has become the island of choice for the yachting crowd. Enjoy dinner at the piazza before partying at one of the island’s exclusive nightspots.

7 Hvar to Brač (13 nm) Hvar may have the best party scene, but anchoring off a quieter island, such as Brač, and mingling with the locals is equally appealing to many.

Swim ashore to the picturesque beach at Bol in the south of the island.

8 Brac to Split (10 nm) Cruise to the old town of Split and explore the Diocletian’s Palace.

9 10 Split to the Kornati Islands (59 nm) Spend the next few days cruising around the Kornati archipelago.

Comprising some 152 islands, islets and rocks, the waters are generally deserted and provide some of the most beautiful anchorages in the Mediterranean.

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THE IONIAN ISLANDS SEVEN-DAY ITINERARY 1 Corfu Full of picturesque fishing villages, fashionable harbors and beaches galore, Corfu has long been a favored stopover for the yachting crowd and is a great place to embark on a charter through the Ionian archipelago.

2 Corfu to Paxos (30 nm) Cruise alongside the dramatic Emiritis cliffs along the northwest coast of Paxos. With its mix of sophistication and unspoiled seclusion, the island provides ample opportunities for entertainment ashore and seclusion on board.

3 Paxos to Antipaxos (3 nm) The Greeks love their "anti" islands and Antipaxos sums up why. The antidote to the busier islands on the main tourist trail, anchor off a deserted beach with all the advantages of your fabulous yacht.

4 Antipaxos to Levkas (32 nm) Cruise on to Levkas and spend another day enjoying all manner of watersports activities anchored in the stunning bay of Meganissi.

5 Levkas to Ithaca (28 nm) From Levkas it is an easy cruise to Homer’s Ithaca. Small, unspoiled and blessed with dramatic scenery, the island is rich in history. Explore the Cave of the Nymphs, the Fountain of Arethusa, and Odysseus’ Palace.

Ithaca to Cephalonia (17 nm) Cruise across to the neighboring island of Cephalonia and the port of Fiskardo. A magnet for superyachts, the fashionable fishing port has a bustling waterfront.

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IN THE WAKE OF LEGENDS Set sail through the Ionian Islands and discover the intriguing landscapes and seascapes that lured the ancient gods. Steeped in legend Homer’s mythical hero Odysseus ended his quest on Ithaca - island-hop from ancient towns to ruined temples, from sandy beaches to lively waterfront towns, finding your own hidden treasures as you go.

Old favorites & the latest hot spots With reliable winds in the south at Vassiliki, Levkas is ideal for windsurfing • Kayak the subterranean lake in the cave of Melissani • Explore the lesser-known interiors of the islands by bicycle • Hang out at Ben’s Bar on Monodendri Beach, Paxos • Shop the boutiques along the bustling shorefront on Zakynthos • Catch sight of endangered sea turtles on the southern beaches of Cephalonia • Tender to the uninhabited Atokos Island for a picnic lunch ashore • Drop anchor in Smugglers Cove, Zakynthos • Hike up to the Venetian castle that dominates the island of Paxos

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1 Athens to Kea (40 nm) Embark on your Cyclades charter in Athens and cruise toward the island of Kea. Anchor in the port of Korissia and acclimatize to the relaxed pace of life on board.

2 Kea to Sifnos (40 nm) Take an anti-clockwise circle around the Cyclades, cruising past Kythnos and Serifos to the sophisticated island of Sifnos.

Take the tender to the cosmopolitan port of Kamares for dinner ashore.

Sifnos to Milos (23 nm) Cruise toward Milos, the island of love. Discover the sea grottoes and beaches tucked between the stunning cliffs. Enjoy a sunset cocktail on board with the stunning island backdrop.

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ELECTRIC BLUE With their steady winds, dramatic landscapes and natural harbors, the Cyclades are a haven for waterborne travelers. The archipelago offers everything from total silence to a vibrant nightlife and numerous itineraries can be carved out through the island chain. All of the islands abound with an astonishing wealth of historical sites and legacies left by countless successive civilizations. From the cosmopolitan Mykonos, famous for its nightlife, to bohemian Hydra, and majestic Santorini, each island is unique but their charm is unanimous.

Old favorites & the latest hot spots Savor sushi and cocktails at Ovac, Santorini • Enjoy an Aegean Julep ashore or on board • Dip your toes in the black sand at the Seaside

by Notos, Santorini • Drink Palomas at Theros Wave Bar, Santorini • Step ashore to the outdoor Anemo Theatre, Mykonos • Pick up a matching kaftan and bikini at Luisa Beach, Mykonos • Explore the beautiful caves of Dragonisi, Mykonos • Lunch at Nammos, Mykonos • Head to Caprice for sunset cocktails, Mykonos • For great windsurfing conditions head to Ayois Yeoryios, Naxos

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Quiet by day, the village transforms in the evening with restaurants and bars open until the early hours.

Paros to Mykonos (26 nm) For the past quarter of a century the sun-drenched island of Mykonos has welcomed the jet set, and anyone who likes to party past sunrise will adore Mykonos Town.

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THE CARIBBEAN & THE BAHAMAS Just whispering the word "Caribbean" puts one in mind of lilting accents, smiling faces, palm trees and soft beaches lapped by sparkling blue waters. A haven for waterborne travelers, they offer some of the best tropical island cruising in the world.

Discover the Caribbean’s continuous arc of islands from the Grenadines in the south to the Virgin Islands in the north, or sail west to the Turks and Caicos, and the crystal clear waters of The Bahamas.

CRUISING GUIDES The Bahamas – Exumas, British Virgin Islands , Leeward Islands , The Grenadines , Turks & Caicos

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Nassau & Paradise Island Embark on your luxury charter yacht in the vibrant Nassau. The cosmopolitan capital, and neighboring Paradise Island, lie in stark contrast to the peace and solitude of the Exumas.

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2 Paradise Island to Warderick Wells Cay (40 nm) Cruise towards the Exumas Land and Sea Park and gently acclimatize to life on board. Explore the underwater world known as the undersea Garden of Eden.

3 Warderick Wells Cay to Staniel Cay (20 nm) Anchor off Big Major’s Spot for a morning of watersports before cruising down to Staniel Cay. Take the tender to Thunderball Grotto where the eponymous James Bond movie was filmed.

4 Staniel Cay to Compass Cay (10 nm) It is a short cruise to neighboring Compass Cay, where the adventurous in the party can swim with nurse sharks. Alternatively, relax in the islet’s huge natural Jacuzzi known as Rachel’s Bubble Bath.

5 Compass Cay to Shroud Cay (30 nm) Cruise on to Shroud Cay and try the famous Mangrove Run aboard a jet ski or tender.

Shroud Cay to Highbourne Cay (20 nm) Spend the morning fishing off the east coast of Highbourne Cay, followed by an afternoon of diving and snorkeling. Directly off Highbourne Cay is a drop off that faces the Exuma Sound – a vertical, 72-foot (22m) coral wall that is populated by all manner of sea life. Jump in for a last swim in the blue Bahamian waters before returning to Nassau for disembarkation.

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A DIVER'S PARADISE Scattered over some 100,000 square miles, the 700 islands and cays of the Bahamas provide endless cruising possibilities. The shallow waters are home to more than 30 diving destinations, unspoiled reefs, shallow fishing waters, and fantastic beaches.

The Exuma islands are the most popular cruising area in the Bahamas. Spanning more than 100 nautical miles, they comprise 365 islands, islets and cays with anchorages anything from an hour to seven hours apart – so where you go really depends on how many islands you want to visit.

Old favorites & the latest hot spots Tides permitting, swim and snorkel through the waters of Thunderball Grotto • Dive the relics of an old DC-3 airplane, Norman’s Cay • The Staniel Cay Yacht Club is where the Exumas social scene converges • Throw hot dogs to the nurse sharks in the shallow waters of Compass Cay • Snorkel with stingrays, Staniel Cay • For artisans and authentic Bahamian crafts head to the Straw Market in George Town, Great Exuma • MacDuffs at Norman’s Cay Beach Club is the perfect spot for curry conch chowder, and a varied rum cocktail menu

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TREASURE ISLANDS Brimming with islands that inspire and impress, the British Virgin Islands offer countless itinerary options. Hit hard by the hurricanes of 2017, they are back with a determination to be better than ever.

Anegada, Jost Van Dyke, Virgin Gorda, to name just a few – their appeal is quite simple: miles of sparkling sandy beaches, unparalleled dive sites, and a constant gentle breeze.

Old favorites & the latest hot spots Climb Mount Sage, Tortola • Dive or snorkel Ring Dove Rock, Norman Island • Sea-kayak around the boulders and grottoes of The Baths, Virgin Gorda • Navigate your way through locally inspired botanical gins • Swim ashore to Jost Van Dyke’s Soggy Dollar Bar for a famous Painkiller cocktail • Stop by De Burger Man for what is reputedly the best burger in the Caribbean, Tortola • Try local drafts from the on-site microbrewery at the Cooper Island Beach Club • Taste some of the freshest conch in the world, Anegada • Learn to kite surf, Anegada • Dive the Kodiak Queen, an 80-foot underwater art installation built around a sunken World War II ship, Virgin Gorda

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SEVEN-DAY ITINERARY 1 Tortola Tortola is the largest island in the BVI chain. Board your luxury yacht and gently acclimatize to the Caribbean pace of life as you cruise to Cane Garden Bay for an afternoon of watersports.

Anchor in the south of the island and tender to Soper’s Hole for a rum punch.

2 Tortola to Norman Island (12 nm) Cruise through the Sir Francis Drake Passage and anchor off Peter Island. Take a dip in Deadman’s Bay before moving to a new anchorage and snorkeling around The Indians (rocks resembling a Native American headdress).

3 Norman Island to Salt Island (5 nm) Norman Island is said to be the inspiration for Robert Louis Stevenson’s novel Treasure Island and is a great spot for an afternoon of watersports, or a treasure hunt ashore organized by the crew. Nearby Salt Island offers some great anchorages.

4 Salt Island to Cooper Island (2 nm) Spend the afternoon discovering the wreck of RMS Rhone.

Set a course for Cooper Island, a small volcanic island, and step ashore for dinner and drinks at Cooper Island Beach Club.

5 Cooper Island to Virgin Gorda (8 nm) Sunrise cruise to Virgin Gorda and spend the morning bathing in the secluded rock pools of The Baths. Anchor in the huge expanse of sheltered waters in the North Sound – enclosed by reefs and mini islands, it is one of the most popular anchorages in the BVI. Cap the day with sunset cocktails on board.

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Virgin Gorda to Anegada (18 nm) The waters surrounding the low lying coral island of Anegada are perfect for snorkeling, diving, and fly fishing. Step ashore and explore the interior of the island.

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BVI C H A RT YO U R OW N C O U R S E Northrop & Johnson’s charter specialists steer you to 10 unforgettable things to do in the British Virgin Islands 1 Taking to the water Thanks to their balmy climate, steady easterly trade winds and an abundance of sheltered anchorages, the BVI were made for the waterborne.

2 In the wake of legends Dive the wreck of RMS Rhone. This Royal Mail steamer, which went down in 1867, is one of the premier dive sites in the Caribbean.

3 The Blonde Rock The Blonde Rock dive site is a set of two underwater pinnacles with tunnels, arches and ledges populated with a variety of marine life including large French Angels, Parrotfish, turtles, schools of jacks, cobia, barracuda, and spiny lobsters.

4 Snorkeling The Baths Located on Virgin Gorda, The Baths are a natural formation of colossal boulder-formed pools, caves and grottoes created by volcanoes. Take one of the trails to Devil’s Bay Beach to snorkel in seawater pools teaming with colorful fish and coral.

7 Caribbean revelry Head for a strong dose of Caribbean revelry to the new Willy T’s at Peter Island. The legendary schooner was destroyed in the storms, but rest assured the new Willy T’s promises even more fun-fueled party action than her predecessor.

8 Island inspiration Savannah Bay on Virgin Gorda is a stunning anchorage. Tender ashore to the beautiful arc of secluded sand – the perfect spot for your crew to prepare you a picnic on the beach.

9 Enjoy fresh conch The BVI has some of the freshest conch in the world, as evidenced by the giant mountains of empty conch shells found on Anegada.

Try it fried, in a salad, or a ceviche.

10 An original Treasure Island Reputedly the origin of the sea shanty "Fifteen men on the dead man’s chest – yo-ho-ho, and a bottle of rum," Dead Chest island is said to have earned its name after the infamous pirate Blackbeard left several of his crew there with nothing except a bottle of rum as punishment.

5 Caribbean cheer Some of the best Caribbean beach bars can be found on Jost Van Dyke. For up to date information on the British Virgin Islands please contact Jump in at Jost Van Dyke’s White Bay and swim ashore for a famous your Northrop & Johnson charter expert, who will be able to advise the Painkiller cocktail at the infamous Soggy Dollar Bar. best itineraries and the latest openings throughout the archipelago.

6 Novel encounters Distances between the islands are short, and the islands are therefore ideal for both first-time charterers wishing to test the waters and charterers with younger children.

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L E E WA R D ISLANDS 10-DAY ITINERARY 1 2 Antigua to Nevis (55 nm) Boasting warm and steady trade winds, safe harbors, and 365 beaches, Antigua is the winter destination of choice for many superyachts. Spend a few days cruising around the beautiful island before heading to the exclusive island of Nevis for a peaceful anchorage.

Nevis to St. Kitts (11 nm) Step ashore to explore the plantation houses and sugar cane hillsides that dot the landscape on Nevis before lifting anchor and cruising across The Narrows to St. Kitts. Berth at Christophe Harbour and step ashore to Salt Plage for a cocktail with the yachting crowd.

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5 St. Eustatius to Saba (21 nm) Explore the dramatic scenery on neighboring Saba. The island is the perfect hideaway for a tranquil night’s anchorage.

6 7 Saba to St. Barts (31 nm) Cruise north to the quintessentially chic St. Barts. Take the tender to the bustling waterfront at Gustavia before anchoring off Shell Beach. Step ashore for cocktails and canapés at Do Brazil. Spend the next few days discovering the French island’s joie de vivre.

8 9 St. Barts to Anguilla (30 nm) Discover the low-lying coral island of Anguilla with its 12 miles of blinding white sand beaches and fabulous culinary scene.

10 Anguilla to St. Martin (15 nm) Cross over to St. Martin and slowly acclimatize to a 21st century pace of life – the island provides a truly cosmopolitan experience ashore.

Both ashore and on the water, the Leeward Islands offer the ultimate soporific island lifestyle. Ideal for island hopping from tiny deserted cay to fashionable harbor, they span some 120 miles from Anguilla in the north to Dominica. All the essentials are here in abundance – from the sophisticated French island of St. Barts to the old world charm of Antigua, the Leewards offer an exotic concoction of modern chic and laid-back Caribbean charm.

Old favorites & the latest hot spots Step ashore to the uber-luxe Jumby Bay, Antigua • Explore the UNESCO World Heritage Site Nelson’s Dockyard - the only working Georgian dockyard in the world • Play a round at the Four Seasons Resort Nevis 18-hole golf course • Hike St. Eustatius’ extinct volcano, known as the Quill • Savor a Passionista rum cocktail at Bagatelle, St. Barts • Dine at the François Plantation, Villa Marie Saint-Barth • The Guerlain Spa at LVMH’s Cheval Blanc is a must-go ritual on St. Barts • For a night on the rocks, head to the new Rémy Room & Bar at the infamous Eden Rock, St. Barts (opening November 2019) • Savor chic Thai cuisine at Black Ginger, St. Barts • For sushi and live music head to Bête a Z’Ailes, St. Barts • Advanced divers should head for the Kayali wreck off St. Barts • Step ashore to the beach club (modeled on Club 55) at Le Toiny, St Barts • Swim with dolphins in Captain’s Bay, Anguilla • Snorkel with angelfish in the shallow waters of North Sound, Great Bird Island

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A N TI GUA & BA R BU DA T W O I S L A N D S , O N E PA R A D I S E Northrop & Johnson’s charter experts seek out the best of Antigua & Barbuda with a guide to all that the island duo have to offer Play • With a beach for every day of the year, you are spoiled for choice on Antigua, but the locals would hint that the best of them include Dickenson Bay, Carlisle Bay, Darkwood Beach, Pigeon Beach and Jabberwock Beach (the latter is ideal for wind and kite surfing) • Discover Great Bird Island, named by sailors for its large bird populations. The bays around the island are great for watersports • Five Islands Bay offers serene turquoise waters that are perfect for paddle boarding, jet skiing, and all manner of watersports Wonder • Immerse yourself in Antigua's rich history with a visit to the UNESCO World Heritage Site Nelson’s Dockyard and Museum. The Heritage Site also includes the elegantly restored Clarence House, Shirely Heights Lookout and Fort Berkeley • Pigeon Point Beach is a convenient balm after a day at Nelson’s Dockyard and surrounding National Park sites • Visit Fort James and its full complement of cannons. In their day, the ten cannons could fire a 24-lb (42kg) ball almost two miles • Barbuda's Princess Diana Beach is home to the largest Frigate Bird Sanctuary outside the Galapagos. View up close the majesty of these scarlet breasted creatures Eat • For Japanese cuisine head to East at Carlisle Bay • Sheer Rocks at the Cocobay Resort serves Mediterranean inspired cuisine in a spectacular, cliff-side setting • Le Bistro is Antigua’s finest fine-dining restaurant, serving French fare with adaptations to the climate and region • For a long, lazy lunch Catherine’s Café Plage on Pigeon Point beach serves catch of the day, French style

Drink • The Antiguan classic, the old fortifications of Shirely Heights hum to the sound of steel bands accompanied by strong rum punch. The weekly Jump Up (Sundays) is legendary • OJ’s is just the ticket for a late afternoon on the beach.

The sunset views are fantastic • For an excellent beach bar at the heart of Jolly Bay head to Castaways Beach Bar • A longstanding favorite in English Harbour, Abracadabra begins as an Italian restaurant, turning into a lively music venue when the tables are cleared Explore • Snorkel among the neon-striped fish along the lengthy Paradise Reef off Dickenson Bay • Snorkel around Carlisle Bay and dive into the underwater park at Cades Reef • Discover Antigua’s Pillars of Hercules – a group of coral columns resembling an ancient Greek temple • The waters surrounding Green Island offers coral reefs for snorkeling and diving, while ashore there are mangrove forests and stunning white sand beaches to explore

Before you embark on your luxury yacht in Falmouth Harbour, spend a few leisurely days acclimatizing to the Caribbean pace of life on the charming island of Antigua before progressing through the Leeward Island archipelago.

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UNIQUE RETREATS Stretching out at the tail end of the eastern Caribbean, the Grenadines are made up of lush rainforests, towering mountains and sheltered bays fringed with white sandy beaches. Supremely unspoiled and sufficiently inaccessible to stay that way, they offer the finest combination of warm, steady trade winds, stunning waters, and very short cruising distances between.

Combining the 32 Grenadines, with the larger islands of St. Lucia to the north and Grenada in the south, provides the perfect Windward Island cruising itinerary.

Old favorites & the latest hot spots Hike up Gros Piton, St. Lucia • Snorkel and scuba dive off Anse Chastanet, St. Lucia • Zipline from hill heights to sea level on St. Lucia • Take afternoon tea at the Cotton House, Mustique • Be pampered at the Ila Spa, Cotton Beach, Mustique • Hike Mount Pleasant, Bequia • Head inland to the spectacular waterfalls of Baleine, St. Vincent • Stroll through the cobblestone streets to the picturesque waterfront of St. George’s, Grenada • Dive the remote reefs off Carriaçou • Book an alfresco treatment at the Sugar Beach spa, St. Lucia

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1 St. Lucia to St. Vincent (40 nm) Spend a few nights ashore at the stunning Sugar Beach resort before embarking your luxury yacht at the Marigot Bay Resort & Marina. Cruise to St. Vincent in the Grenadines for your first night at anchor.

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2 St. Vincent to Bequia (15 nm) From the peaceful anchorage of Cumberland Bay, St. Vincent, cruise south to the lush green island of Bequia. Enjoy an evening ashore at bustling Port Elizabeth.

Bequia to Mustique (8 nm) Probably one of the best-known islands in the Caribbean, Mustique offers pure barefoot luxury. Anchor off the island and step ashore for an evening of Caribbean revelry at Basil’s Bar. 3

Mustique to Tobago Cays (15 nm) Accessible only by boat, the uninhabited Tobago Cays are surrounded by the famous kaleidoscopic Horseshoe Reef and provide a stunning anchorage. Jump in and snorkel through the stunning underwater world.

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6 Petit St. Vincent to Carriacou (12 nm) Spend your last full day discovering the varied coastline of Carriacou. The island's many offshore islets are perfect for swimming, diving and snorkeling.

Carriacou to Grenada (40 nm) Grenada lies to the south of the Grenadines archipelago and is an ideal place to finish your cruise. Affectionately named the "Spice Island," spend a few days ashore exploring the island’s scenic interior and stunning beaches.

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IRRESISTIBLE CRUISING Once pirate-infested, the idyllic archipelago of the Turks and Caicos may not be a classic Caribbean cruising ground, but the 41 islands offer an abundance of blessings for any yacht charter. Perfect weather, warm seas, shallow waters, and year-round cooling trade winds, what’s not to love? As its name suggests, this archipelago is made up of the Turks islands and the Caicos islands. Clustered in two collections, each encircled by a coral reef, their warm waters and stunning beaches are protected from the Atlantic swell and therefore provide calm anchorages.

Blessed with more than a touch of luxury, they remain, as yet, unspoiled and are ready to be discovered by superyacht.

Old favorites & the latest hot spots Step ashore to Amanyara Beach Club for Caribbean spiny lobster • Explore the uninhabited West Caicos • Anchor in Grace Bay for bonefishing and kitesurfing, Providenciales • Learn about local sea life at the conch farm on Providenciales • Golfers can enjoy a challenging day on the greens at the Provo Golf Club • Providenciales offers some of the world’s best bonefishing • Ride an island pony along the quiet country roads, canals and backbush trails in the picturesque Long Bay area, Providenciales • Dine at Seven, Grace Bay

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1 Providenciales to Grace Bay (6 nm) Step on board your yacht in Providenciales (Provo) and cruise to the north of the island. Swim ashore to the beach at Grace Bay, proclaimed by many to be the best beach in the whole of the Caribbean.

Grace Bay to Fort George Cay (6 nm) Anchor off Fort George Cay and discover the amazing underwater world. The waters of the Turks and Caicos are said to be among the top ten dive sites in the world.

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4 Parrot Cay to Middle Caicos (20 nm) Head east to Middle Caicos and explore the intriguing coves in the bluffs. Thought to be more than 130,000 years old, the caves are tucked away in the breathtaking limestone cliffs near Mudjin Harbor.

5 Middle Caicos to Grand Turk (60 nm) Grand Turk is the island capital of the Turks and Caicos and offers fantastic diving, fishing and snorkeling opportunities. Swim with friendly stingrays at Gibbs Cay directly from the beach.

6 Grand Turk to Salt Cay (38 nm) The historic and rustic Salt Cay boasts preserved sites dating back to the 1800s when the salt trade was at its peak. Step ashore to explore the island, spotting pink flamingos as you go.

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The vast continent of America is home to a variety of exciting cruising grounds. Explore the lofty glaciers and misty fjords on an adventurous charter through the Pacific Northwest, or the charming coastline of New England with its picturesque towns and fishing villages. For those looking for warmer climes year-round, the balmy Sunshine State of Florida provides plenty of cruising possibilities.

Alternatively, way over to the west you can explore Mayan ruins and dive fascinating reefs along the Pacific coastline of Mexico; and for those looking for absolute peace and solitude, the fascinating Galรกpagos are located in rare isolation 600 miles off the coast of Ecuador.

CRUISING GUIDES Pacific Northwest, New England, Florida Keys, Mexico, Galรกpagos

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1 Juneau to Holkham Bay (40nm) Deep in southeast Alaska, Juneau is an enchanting point of entry to the remote Inside Passage. Cruise to Holkham Bay, aka the "Iceberg Graveyard".

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2 Holkham Bay to Endicott Arm (21 nm) Cruise to Endicott Arm, home to the magnificent Dawes Glacier.

Explore the local waters by kayak, spotting all manner of sea life as you go.

Endicott Arm to The Brothers (47 nm) The two Brothers islands provide ample opportunity to view local wildlife. Explore the rugged landscape, spotting river otters and deer ashore as you cruise by.

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Hike the lakes and take a dip in the Baranof Warm Springs.

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Baranof Island to Sitka (80 nm) Cruise the twisting Sergius Narrows, passing serene forested islands as you go. Take out the binoculars to spot bald eagles and black-tailed deer along the coastline.

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Point Adolphus to Glacier Bay National Park (23 nm) Accompanied by a park ranger, spend a few days cruising around the Glacier Bay National Park, heading up to the Grand Pacific and Margerie glaciers.

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The rugged Pacific Northwest coastline boasts some of the most breathtaking scenery in the world. Off the western coast of Canada, between Vancouver Island and the mainland, the Strait of Georgia is thick with islands, islets and sounds.

Further north, the coastline winds along a pristine wilderness of coves, glacial valleys, majestic mountains and sheltered fjords. Abounding with sea life, birds and mammals, this intriguing region of North America is especially popular with adventurous charterers.

Old favorites & the latest hot spots Hike along trails to the freshwaterBeaver Lake around Desolation Sound • Hunt for oysters and clams in the warm waters of the Desolation Sound Marine Park • Scuba dive around Pender Harbour, oft referred to as the "Venice of the North" thanks to its complex maze of islands, coves and reefs • Kayak through the freshwater streams and lakes surrounding Pender Harbour • Host a fishing weekend on the Campbell River – the salmon capital of the Northwest • Explore the dramatic scenery ofChatterbox Falls, Vancouver Island

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NEW ENGLAND SEVEN-DAY ITINERARY 1 Newport Long time home of the America’s Cup, Newport is a bastion of sailing. Discover the Newport Mansions, stroll along Cliff Walk, and join the yachting crowd in the bars and the restaurants that line the lively waterfront.

Newport to Martha’s Vineyard (60 nm) Set a compass for the exclusive summer destination of Martha’s Vineyard, known for its beaches, boardwalks and quaint towns. Bike along the paths that line the wild coastline. Step ashore to Edgartown for an island clambake – a Vineyard tradition.

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4 Martha’s Vineyard to Nantucket (20 nm) Cruise to the crescent shaped Nantucket Island. Take a refreshing dip in the Atlantic Ocean from one of the many beautiful wild beaches, and explore the galleries and shops in Nantucket Town.

5 Nantucket to Provincetown (58 nm) Located at the most northerly point of Cape Cod, Provincetown is edged with sand dunes and beaches that disappear into the open sea. Discover the Outer Cape by bicycle.

6 Provincetown to Plymouth (20 nm) Cruise across the bay of Cape Cod to Plymouth. The town is supposedly where the Pilgrim Fathers first settled.

Visit the Mayflower II - a replica of the 17th -century ship Mayflower, celebrated for transporting the Pilgrims to the New World.

7 Plymouth to Boston (25 nm) Watch for whale pods as you cruise to the university town of Boston. Rich in history and tradition, Boston successfully combines big city style with a small-town ambience and atmosphere.

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Fondly considered to be the home of yachting in North America, New England’s rugged coastline is endowed with nautical playgrounds and towns steeped in maritime history. Mingle with the yachting crowd in Newport, soak up the laid-back East Coast ambience on the stylish holiday islands of Martha’s Vineyard and Nantucket, and cruise to the 17th-century college town of Boston. For longer charters, the natural beauty of Maine should not be missed.

Old favorites & the latest hot spots Visit the Mayflower II, Plymouth • Swim in the still waters of Nantucket Sound • Climb the 75-meter Pilgrim Monument, Provincetown • Visit the Nantucket Whaling Museum • Hook up with the Freedom Trail - a red brick line that winds around Boston’s historic sights • Lunch in the cosmopolitan Harvard Square, Boston • Walk along the cliffs of Gay Head, Martha’s Vineyard • Taste lobster at The Clarke Cooke House, Newport • Head to the Castle Inn for the best sunset in Newport

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Miami Spend a day soaking up Miami’s vibrant atmosphere and abundance of cultural attractions ashore before embarking on your luxury yacht charter through the Florida Keys.

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2 Miami to Elliott Key (20 nm) Cruise past the Art-Deco beachfront properties of Miami to Biscayne Bay and the quiet anchorage of Elliott Key. Keep your eyes peeled for dolphins along the way.

3 Elliott Key to Key Largo (27 nm) Surrounded by perfect waters for diving and fishing, Key Largo is bustling with bars and restaurants. Step ashore to The Fish House, recommended as one of the best seafood restaurants in the Keys.

4 Key Largo to Islamorada (15 nm) Drop anchor in the waters surrounding the Islamorada archipelago. Considered to be the fishing capital of the world, cast a line for sailfish offshore or bonefish along the Atlantic shallows.

5 Islamorada to Duck Key & Hawk’s Cay (23 nm) Cruise to Duck Key and step ashore to stroll through the canals and over pretty Venetian-style bridges before heading to anchor off Hawk’s Cay.

Duck Key to Newfound Harbor (28 nm) Cruise through Newfound Harbor and anchor off Grass Key. Spend the afternoon snorkeling, fishing or tendering to one of the sandbars.

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7 Newfound Harbor to Key West (25 nm) Snorkel through the Looe Key Marine Sanctuary before heading to Key West Bight. Stroll along the waterfront to the boutiques along Duval Street. Spend your last evening enjoying a sunset party at Mallory Square.

Cruise to Fort Lauderdale to disembark. The city is bursting with chic oceanfront hotels and fabulous restaurants, as well as plenty of yachting facilities.

SUNSHINE STATE Famed for its year-round balmy temperatures, the "Sunshine State" of Florida boasts long stretches of sandy beaches, world-class golf courses, and elegant palm-lined boulevards that are home to an array of restaurants and bars.

Best known in yachting circles for the Florida Keys, they provide an alternative cruising ground for those looking for a cosmopolitan charter.

Old favorites & the latest hot spots Snorkel and fish in the waters around Bache Shoal, Elliott Key • Explore pastel-colored Art Deco buildings, Miami • Cool off on deck with a Rum Runner Punch in Windley Key • Dive the replica of Christ of the Abyss in the John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park • Dine on local conch at Key West Bight • Drive inland to the Everglades National Park

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MEXICO SEVEN-DAY ITINERARY 1 Cabo San Lucas to San José del Cabo (16 nm) Located at the southern tip of Baja California, Cabo San Lucas is the homeport of many charter yachts and the best place to embark on a charter through the Sea of Cortez.

2 San José del Cabo Stroll through the pretty cobblestone streets of San José del Cabo, taking in local galleries and exhibitions. For an authentic Mexican experience join locals as they gather in the town’s square.

San José del Cabo to Cabo Pulmo (53 nm) Cabo Pulmo is the place to head if you are a diving enthusiast.

Home to the only hard coral reef in North America, the vast National Marine Park is where you might spot humpback whales, whale sharks and sea turtles.

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4 Cabo Pulmo to Isla San Francisco (100 nm) Cruise overnight to Isla San Francisco and drop anchor in the horseshoe bay – the classic Baja anchorage is one of the prettiest along this stretch of coastline. Renowned for fishing, the famous El Bajo reef lies just offshore.

5 Isla San Francisco to Isla San José (5 nm) Neighboring Isla San José has a stunning interior with forests full of giant cacti. After a morning spent exploring step back on board for lunch before taking a tender through the mangroves or jumping in to snorkel around the small sandbanks.

Isla San José to Isla Partida (16 nm) Rise early to catch the sunrise over the beautiful moonscape archipelago of Isla Partida and Espiritu Santo. Jump in at high tide and swim or kayak through the channel that separates the pair of UNESCO-listed islands.

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7 Isla Partida to La Paz (20 nm) After a morning spent swimming and basking on deck, cruise to La Paz – your final port-of-call. Explore the colonial waterfront city as you ease back into a 21st-century pace of life.

SEA SAFARI Mexico is a country of endless contrasts, steeped in history and natural beauty. This is where the great Olmec, Mayan and Aztec empires flourished, and reminders of their astonishing archaeological legacies lie at every anchorage. Discover stunning desert backdrops as you cruise along the brilliant blue Sea of Cortez up to La Paz and the islands that lie off Baja’s coast.

Alternatively, the Yucatán Peninsula on the east coast offers beautiful blue waters and white sandy beaches, dotted with resorts, restaurants and bars. Sheltered by the Gulf of Mexico, it boasts a similar climate to the nearby Caribbean.

Old favorites & the latest hot spots Be pampered at the Palmilla One&Only Spa, San José del Cabo • Join locals on the famous Art Walk (Thursday’s only), San José del Cabo • Surf the break at Costa Azul Beach, San José del Cabo • Keep an eye out for grey whales that migrate to these waters to breed • Follow in the wake of Hemingway for some serious sports fishing • For a hedonistic beach vibe, head to Medano Beach, Cabo San Lucas • Walk through the forest of giant cacti on San José Island • Browse designer boutiques in Cabo San Lucas • Swim from yacht to beach - Playa Balandra is considered one of the greatest beaches in all of Mexico • Swim with sea lions, Los Islotes • Venture inland to quad-bike through the Wild Canyon Adventures Park, Cabo San Lucas

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NATURE’S AQUARIUM A corner of the world that time forgot, the Galápagos are the ultimate cruising grounds for a nature loving charterer. Reveling in rare isolation 600 miles off the coast of Ecuador, the archipelago comprises 12 major islands and a handful of smaller islets, each displaying its own unique flora, fauna and rare animal species.

Forever associated with Darwin, they are both a UNESCO World Heritage site and one of the Seven Wonders of the Natural World. The islands are extremely protected, and the number of yachts able to cruise these waters annually is limited.

Itineraries are also provided by the Parque Nacional Galápagos, the governing body of the islands, advising where yachts are able to cruise and where guests are able to explore.

Old favorites & the latest hot spots Take the Tortoise Trail through the Charles Darwin Research Station • Follow in the footsteps of Charles Darwin • Witness the elusive mating dance of the albatross, Española Island • Come face to face with sea turtles, manta rays and whitetip reef sharks, San Cristóbal • Ride along the incredible cliffs of Cerro Brujo, San Cristóbal • Watch sea lions frolicking on the beach at Santa Fé • Watch the hunt as the local dragon (marine iguana) catches lunch, Santa Fé • Encounter green turtles, giant tortoises and packs of iguanas • Walk with penguins, Sombrero Chino Island • Climb Prince Philip’s Steps to the top of the cliffs for ethereal views, Genovesa Island (Tower Island) • Be entertained by the ritual mating dances of the blue-footed booby

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Puerto Ayora, Santa Cruz Island Embark on your adventurous charter at Santa Cruz Island. The second largest of the Galápagos Islands, Santa Cruz sits at the center of the archipelago. Gain a better understanding of the stunning archipelago at the Charles Darwin Research Station.

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2 Santa Cruz Island to Santiago Island (10 nm) Cruise to the two overlapping volcanoes that have created Santiago Island. Step ashore to mingle with the wildlife, including marine iguanas, sea lions, and sea turtles, to name but a few. Neighboring Bartolomé Island is home to the wellknown Pinnacle Rock.

Santiago Island to Marchena Island (21 nm) The outlying Marchena Island lies to the north of the archipelago.

Although visitors cannot step ashore, the surrounding waters provide a superb opportunity for those looking to dive with rays and whitetip reef sharks.

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4 Marchena Island to Ràbida Island (32 nm) Head back toward Isla Santiago and discover the dark red beaches and unique wildlife on Ràbida Island – the tiny island lies just south of Santiago Island.

5 Ràbida Island to Isabela Island (11 nm) Cruise on to the largest island in the archipelago, Isabela Island.

Humans once inhabited the island and a wall built by prisoners held captive on Isabela still exists. However, it is the beaches and wildlife that encourage most visitors to step ashore.

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Isabela Island to San Cristóbal (65 nm) One of the oldest islands in the Galápagos, San Cristóbal is where the capital Puerto Baquerizo Moreno is located. Hike up to the El Junco Lagoon – a freshwater crater lake that is said to be what attracted the first settlers to the Galápagos.

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There’s a big wide ocean to discover outside the popular cruising grounds of the main Mediterranean and Caribbean hotspots. Many more owners are opting to take their yachts a little farther from the beaten track as the latest builds are able to cruise farther and faster than ever before. Why not take advantage and charter in some of the more exciting cruising destinations from all four corners of the globe?

From the splendor of the Scandinavian fjords, to the calm serenity of the Indian Ocean, South Pacific and Southeast Asia, at Northrop & Johnson we are seeing a growing trend in adventurous charters. Despite the remote settings of many of these cruising areas, a superyacht nevertheless remains the height of luxury.

CRUISING GUIDES Scandinavia, Southeast Asia, Indian Ocean, Australia & New Zealand, South Pacific

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Stavanger to Lysefjord (20 nm) Colorful wooden buildings cradle the hills and line the quaysides amid Stavanger’s modern interpretations of a seafaring past. Spend a few hours exploring ashore before cruising to the beautiful Lysefjord.

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2 Lysefjord to Haugesund (42 nm) Wake for an early morning hike up to Norway’s famous Pulpit Rock. A climb to the top rewards with the most breathtaking viewing platform in the world. Relax back on board as you move on to the Haugesund area.

ALL SUMMER LONG For a summer getaway based purely on hours of sunlight, Scandinavia comes up trumps.

As the allure of bright nights and days blurring into one draws travelers north to reset their compass, the enchanting coastlines of Norway, Sweden and Denmark offer myriad delights that are bathed in the warmth of endless summer days.

For its spectacular fjords, volcanic landscapes, archipelagos and inland waterways, the Baltic Sea has long been regarded as one of Europe’s most pristine cruising grounds. The following itinerary focuses on the west coast of Norway and the southern fjords, and is just an example of the endless cruising possibilities that the region has to offer.

Old favorites & the latest hot spots Zip line at Pulpit Rock, Lysefjord • Take a guided tour of the Viking Farm, Avaldsnes • Bungee jump from the bridge that crosses theTrolijuv Gorge, Akrafjorden • Savor a private dinner in the wine crypts of the famous Hotel Ullensvang, Lofthus • Helicopter over the breathtaking waterfalls and incredible landscapes of the Folgefonna Glacier, Lofthus • Take the Fløibanen funicular to the top of Mount Fløyen, Bergen

3 Haugesund to Akrafjorden to Rosendal (65 nm) Cruise to the Akrafjorden where you will find a range of activities ashore at theTrolijuv Adrenalin Park. Head for a peaceful night’s anchorage at Rosendal.

Rosendal to Lofthus (50 nm) Step ashore to the beautiful village of Rosendal and explore the famous rose gardens. Spend a few hours fishing in the salmon-rich waters before cruising to Lofthus.

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5 Lofthus to Eidfjord (22 nm) After a day of activities ashore make way to your next anchorage. Glide toward Eidfjord early evening, stepping up on deck for cocktails as you salute the sun setting over the famous Vøringfossen waterfall.

6 Eidfjord to Tysnesøy (30 nm) After a peaceful anchorage in Eidfjord, step ashore for numerous high octane activities, including the Hardangervidda National Park’s White Water Jump, which combines zip lining and abseiling over the fast flowing river beneath. After an adrenalinfueled day relax on board as you make your way to Tysnesøy.

7 Tysnesøy to Bergen (30 nm) Best known as the gateway to Norway’s fjords, Bergen remains under the radar of the tourist trail and has the atmosphere and charm of a small town. Anchor in the colorful port and wander through the medieval district of Bryggen before a final dinner on board.

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SOUTHEAST ASIA SEVEN-DAY ITINERARY 1 Phuket to Khao Phing Kan (18 nm) The Yacht Haven Marina in Phuket is the ideal launch pad for a charter through the largely uninhabited surrounding islands. Relax on deck as you cruise east towards Phnag Nga Bay to Khao Phing Kan (aka James Bond Island), arriving late afternoon when the crowds have eased.

2 Khao Phing Kan to Koh Hong (14 nm) The islands of Koh Panak, Koh Hong and Koh Naka Yai are ideal for a quiet anchorage. Kho Naka Yai is well worth a visit for the rare South Sea pearls that are cultivated and sold here.

3 Koh Hong to Phi Phi Islands (16 nm) Cruise south to the world famous Phi Phi Islands. As you approach, the islands rise from the sea like fortresses as sheer cliffs tower overhead, giving way to beachfront jungle ashore. Head for the southeast end of Phi Phi Don. 4 Phi Phi Islands to Koh Racha (18 nm) Phi Phi Leh is uninhabited, though you can visit during daylight hours. Arrive in time for breakfast before the tourist boats show up and explore the almost enclosed lagoon. Cruise southwest towards the islands of the Koh Racha archipelago.

5 Koh Racha After a peaceful night’s anchorage spend the day discovering the underwater world. Open to the Andaman Sea, the water around Koh Racha is very clear and the reefs are rich in marine life - perfect for snorkeling and diving.

6 7 Koh Racha to Nai Harn Bay, Phuket (11 nm) Cruise back towards Phuket, anchoring in the southwest of the island at Nai Harn bay. The island of Phuket acts as a hub for the region and is home to some of the world’s most luxurious hotels and spas. Spend a few days cruising around the island before disembarking at Phuket’s Yacht Haven Marina.

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The featured itinerary focuses on Thailand’s southwest coast, and is just an example of the endless cruising possibilities that the region has to offer.

Old favorites & the latest hot spots Climb Sunset Point for spectacular views over the two bays of Phi Phi Don • Watch locals shimmy up bamboo poles in pursuit of prized swallow’s nests for bird’s nest soup, a local delicacy, Koh Hong • Kayak through the caves at Koh Hong and Koh Panak • Watch the sun set over the Andaman Sea from the elephant shrine above Nai Harn bay, Phuket • Visit the Hat Nai Yang National Park to see the annual release of protected hatchling sea turtles into the Andaman Sea (April) • Snorkel the Hat Nai Yang National Park (Phuket’s largest coral reef) which lies just 1,400 meters from the shore • Enjoy a treatment at Amanpuri’s Aman Spa, Phuket • Join the yachting crowd at Phuket’s favorite haunt, Catch Beach Club

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The two archipelagos offer uninhabited islands, pristine beaches, turquoise waters, unique wildlife and sheltered anchorages, but that is where their similarities end.

A cluster of 115 islands lying south of the Equator, the Seychelles archipelago is made up of ancient granite and coral atolls. The Maldives, meanwhile, lie off the southern tip of India and the slender chain of 1,000-plus coral dots barely nudges above the surface of the water.

The featured itinerary focuses on the Maldives, and is just an example of the endless cruising possibilities that the Indian Ocean has to offer.

MALDIVES Malé Atoll to Baa Atoll (66 nm) Embark on your luxury yacht in Malé, the sole port of entry for the Republic of the Maldives. Cruise overnight to the Baa Atoll, famous for its plethora of coral islands and luxury resorts.

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Known as a graveyard for several ships, the wrecks are rich in marine life.

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SUPER N AT U R A L EIGHT-DAY ITINERARY 1 2 Auckland Perched between Waitemata and Manukau harbors, Auckland offers a buzzing mix of culture, nightlife and restaurants.

Spend your first day exploring the "City of Sails".

3 Auckland to Waiheke Island (10 nm) A short cruise from Auckland’s waterfront, Waiheke Island is the "Hamptons" of Auckland. Step ashore to explore the island’s growing food and wine scene, stunning beaches, and eclectic art scene.

4 Waiheke Island to the Coromandel Peninsula (20 nm) The Coromandel Peninsula is the perfect anchorage for all manner of watersports activities.

5 Coromandel Peninsula to Great Barrier Island (35 nm) Cruise to the furthermost reaches of the Hauraki Gulf to Great Barrier Island. Barrier is the largest island off the coast of New Zealand’s North Island and provides beautiful sheltered anchorages to the west.

6 Great Barrier Island to Poor Knights Islands (45 nm) Home to one of the world’s top ten dive sites, as nominated by Jacques Cousteau, the subtropical reefs of Poor Knights Islands are home to sharks, coral fish, turtles and orca. On occasion you might even spot migrating whales.

7 8 Poor Knights Islands to Bay of Islands (140 nm) The Bay of Islands comprises 144 islands, the majority of which are home to some of the most stunning beaches in the world.

Spend a few days exploring the archipelago before cruising overnight to Auckland to disembark.

AUSTRALIA Vast, varied and vibrant, Australia is a land of huge contrasts. Ancient cultures sit side by side with cosmopolitan cities, while natural beauty abounds in the miles of deserted beaches that ring the coastlines. The Great Barrier Reef and the Whitsunday Islands are the headline act for superyachts heading to Australia. From underwater caves for divers, to shallow coral gardens for snorkelers, they deliver off-the-beaten track cruising at its most spectacular.

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The two islands of New Zealand provide utterly enchanting cruising opportunities.

From their sheer diversity and cultural attractions, to their stunning landscapes, no other country offers such a vast and varied coastline. Whether your itinerary takes in the marine reserves and islands lying off North Island, or heads to South Island to glide along the Marlborough Sounds, the best of New Zealand is all about taking to the water. The featured itinerary focuses on New Zealand’s North Island, and is just an example of the endless cruising possibilities that the region has to offer.

Old favorites & the latest hot spots Take to the water and race in an America’s Cup yacht, Auckland • Experience the thrill of a 192-meter bungee jump from Auckland’s Sky Tower • Head to Stonyridge Vineyard for an afternoon of wine tasting, Waiheke Island • The Oyster Inn on Waiheke Island is a must do • Catch a traditional Maori war dance at the Auckland War Memorial Museum • Spot humpback whales during the migration period of June through October • Walk the trails to secluded hot springs, Great Barrier Island • Kayak through the striking underwater caves and tunnels, Poor Knights Islands

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Tahiti to Moorea (20 nm) Step on board your luxury yacht on the cosmopolitan island of Tahiti and make way for Moorea. Aptly shaped as a heart, the island is a popular honeymoon spot and boasts superb resorts ashore and a colorful mix of marine life in the surrounding lagoon.

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Huahine to Raiatea (21 nm) Cruise through the lagoon and the Iriru Pass to Raiatea.

The island’s rugged interior is as impressive as its stunning beaches, and is where you will find French Polynesia’s most sacred temple, Marae Taputapuatea.

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Taha’a to Bora Bora (20 nm) From Taha’a it is a short cruise through the Te Ava Nui Pass and the Pai Pai Pass to the lagoon that surrounds the island of Bora Bora. The island itself is as close to the picture perfect tropical ideal as it gets. Spend a few days exploring the island and her surrounding waters before flying to Tahiti, or cruising overnight.

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TROPICAL IDYLL When it comes to the ultimate tropical getaway, the islands of French Polynesia are as exotic as they come. Comprising a group of mountains rising above the surface of the South Pacific, the islands are surrounded by a barrier reef, in between which lie glorious lagoons and coral atolls rich in marine life.

The Society Islands are the most popular of French Polynesia’s five island groups, however, the central archipelago of the Tuamotu Atolls are favored by diving enthusiasts. The lesser-known Marquesas, Australs and largely isolated Gambiers remain so far off-the-beaten-track that yachts rarely venture out so far. The featured itinerary focuses on the Society Islands, and is just an example of the cruising possibilities in this region.

Old favorites & the latest hot spots Step ashore to a pearl farm, Huahine • Take a horseback ride along one of the many beaches, Huahine • Hike up the Tapoi Mountain for spectacular views over the Society Islands, Raiatea • Explore the US World War II military base on Bora Bora • Snorkel and swim around the "motus" (deserted islands) that surround Bora Bora’s lagoon • Lounge on Bora Bora’s Matira Beach - reputedly the best beach in all of French Polynesia • Kayak up the Faaroa River and visit Raiatea’s horticultural gardens • Browse Papeete’s pearl shops and select your own pearls for a necklace threaded on site, Tahiti

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O’PTASIA 278’ 10” (85m) SAVANNAH 273’ 11”(83.5m) LEGEND 253’ 11” (77.4m) LAUREL 240’ 2” (73.2m) SOLO 236’ 3” (72m) THE SPIRIT OF THE C’S 210’ (64m) BATON ROUGE 205’ 1” (62.5m) PARTY GIRL 205’ (62.4m) LUMIÊRE II 203’ 5” (62m) ROMA 203’ 5” (62m) ATHOS 203’ 5” (62m) BLUE MOON 198’ (60.3m) EXCELLENCE V 196’ 10” (60m) ILLUSION V 190’ 3” (58m) CYNTHIA 182’ 1” (55.m) QUITE ESSENTIAL 180’ 5” (55m) MARAYA 177’ 9” (54.2m) PEGASUS 173’ 11” (53m) VIXIT 173’ 8” (52.8m) IRISHA 167’ 4” (51m) LIBERTY 164’ 1” (50m) DA VINCI 164’ 1” (50m)

VICTORIA DEL MAR 164’ (49.9m) AMARULA SUN 164’ (49.9m) CASINO ROYALE 164’ (49.9m) ZOOM ZOOM ZOOM 161’ (49m) LA TANIA 160’ 9” (49m) USHER 154’ (46.9m) DAYBREAK 153’ 3” (46.7m) HARLE 146’ 6” (44.6m) AT LAST 145’ (44.2m) I LOVE THIS BOAT 145’ (44.2m) CHECKMATE 145’ (44.2m) G3 144’ 4” (44m) ICE LADY 142’ 1” (43.3m) PRAXIS 142’ (43.2m) INTEGRITY 141’ (42.9m) KING BABY 140’ 1” (42.7m) ICE 5 140’ (42.6m) `H 139’ 9” (42.6m) SERENITY 133’ (40.5m) E-MOTION 131’ 5” (40m) TAKE 5 131’ (39.9m) CHASING DAYLIGHT 130’ (39.6m) THE B&B 130’ (39.6m) W 130’ (39.6m) APHRODITE 130’ (39.6m) SERENGETI 130’ (39.6m) LIONSHARE 130’ (39.6m) REVELRY 127’ 11” (39m) BERILDA 126’ (38.4m) FORE ACES 124’ (37.8m) TEMPTATION 123’ (37.4m) KAOS 122’ (37.44m) SERENITY 122’ (37.1m) MASTEKA 2 121’ 9” (37.1m) IMPETUOUS 120’ (36.5m) KIPANY 116’ (35.3m) AKIKO 112’ 2” (34.2m) ONEWORLD 103’ 4” (31.5m) DIAMOND GIRL 103’ (31.3m) ANNE MARIE 97’ 1” (29.6m) ICARUS 88’ 7” (27m) HOW YA DOOZ’N? 87’ 10” (26.7m) MALVASIA 85’ 4” (26m) SULTANA 84’ 8” (25.81m) HIGH ASPECT 71’ 6” (21.8m)

REGENT SEVEN SEAS EXPLORER 735’ (224m) SEABOURN ODYSSEY 650’ (198.1m) THE RITZ-CARLTON YACHT COLLECTION 624’ (190m) CRYSTAL ESPRIT 281’ (85.5m)

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YA C H T G U I D E WHAT’S RIGHT FOR YOU?

Before you browse through the stunning portfolio of yachts in search of the best yacht for your charter party, here is an at-a-glance guide to the different types of yacht available 1 Large, Modern Motor Yacht Spacious, stable and designed for pure comfort, large, modern motor yachts are suitable for families, first-time charterers, and large charter groups. Due to their capacity for interior and exterior volume, the larger motor yachts are usually capable of playing host to a range of amenities including Jacuzzis, swimming pools, entertainment systems, gymnasiums, plentiful dining and relaxation areas, and a variety of toys.

2 Performance Motor Yacht High-performance motor yachts are a popular choice for those who are looking for the adrenalin and cool factor that goes with a fast performance yacht. With a focus on speed and comfort, this type of yacht is ideal for those looking to cover a lot of cruising ground in a shorter period. Suitable for shorter charters and smaller groups.

3 Expedition Yacht Unique and versatile, expedition yachts are one of the safest types of yacht available to charter. Powerful and stable, they are designed for autonomous long range cruising to remote destinations, many of which might be unreachable by any other means.

4 Sportfishing Yacht Sportfishing yachts are designed to withstand long periods of time at sea. The majority are fast performance vessels, similar to the performance motor yacht, however their amenities are tailored toward big game fishing and they come kitted out with everything you might require when exploring the world’s remotest fishing grounds.

5 Classic Sailing Yacht The allure of a classic sailing yacht appeals to those who want a genuine sailing experience and are looking to capture the real romance and thrill of yachting. They don’t usually have quite the level of luxury and comfort of a motor yacht, but for genuine sailors there is no other choice.

6 Modern Sailing Yacht For those looking for the amenities of a motor yacht but with the undisputed appeal of sailing, a modern sailing yacht is a good compromise. The most popular in this category are those with the size, comfort and facilities of a motor yacht but with the flexibility to put up the sails and turn off the motor on occasion.

7 Catamaran Catamarans provide a great combination of sail and motor.

Owing to their low draft, they are particularly popular with charterers looking to access shallow-water areas such as The Bahamas or the South Pacific, or those who want the thrill and enjoyment of sailing without the inconvenience of heeling at a 30-degree angle (better for families, for example).

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12 (8 Double, 3 Twin) 26 278’ 10” (85m) 45’ 3” (13.8m) 11’ 10” (3.6m) Golden Yachts 2018 880 Liters/Hr 17 knots Manolis Psaromatis, N Hellas Giorgio Vafiadis 2x Caterpillar 3516C 2x 2525kw

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Guests 26 (8 Double, 5 Twin, 5 Convertible) Crew 19 Length 253’ 11” (77.4m) Beam 44’ 3” (13.5m) Draft 21’ 4” (6.5m) Built by Icon Yachts Year 1974/2015 Fuel consumption 540 Liters/Hr Speed 11 knots Naval architecture Diana Yacht Design Interior design Legend Beheer B. V. Engines 2x 3400hp Smit Bolnes L308HDK Leisure equipment + toys 28’ (8.50m) Long Island 28 tender 27’ 4” (8.35m) Novurania Chase 27 tender 2x Zodiac MK 4 and MK 5 17’ (5.20m) Novamarine RIB 17 Fully commercial heli-deck Submarine U-Boat Worx C-Explorer 3 (optional) 8x scuba diving gear (rendezvous diving only) (not available in Antarctica) 4x three-person Yamaha WaveRunner (not available in Antarctica) 2x Yamaha RS Viking professional snowmobiles (not available in Antarctica) 4x kayaks 2x standup paddleboards (not available in Antarctica) Waterskis and wakeboards (not available in Antarctica) Various towables and inflatable toys (donut, banana, etc) (not available in Antarctica) Snorkel gear (not available in Antarctica) Fishing gear (not available in Antarctica) Jacuzzi Cinema room Exercise equipment Balinese-style spa, including Jacuzzi Sauna, massage salon and beauty salon Dressing room and rain shower Medical suite Whale deck at the bow Piano bar, whiskey bar and barbecue

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12 (5 Double, 1 Twin, 1 Convertible) 24 240’ 2” (73.2m) 40’ 2” (12.25m) 12’ (3.65m) Delta Marine 2006/2014 500 Litres/Hr 15 knots Delta Marine Donald Starkey 2x Caterpillar 2,500hp

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DITA SCAC Leisure equipment + toys 2x 24’ 6” (7.5m) Dariel custom tender 3x Seabobs FS5 3x Yamaha WaveRunner VX CRUISER HO (PWC instructor on board) 2x JetSurf GP model Sport BLOB Round trampoline Six-person towable banana Floating pool with jellyfish net 2x standup paddleboards 2x kayaks Donut kwik Scuba diving gear (dive master/instructor on board) Waterski and wakeboard Snorkel gear Gym equipment by TECHNOGYM

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12 (5 Double, 2 Twin) 18 205’ 1” (62.5m) 39’ 8” (12.1m) 12’ 2” (3.7m) Icon Yachts 2010 750 Liters/Hr 13 knots Tim Heywood Redman Whiteley Dixon 2x MTU 2,500hp

Leisure equipment + toys 26’ (8m) Yachtwerft Meyer limo tender with two 348hp engines 23’ (7.1m) Castoldi tender with 315hp engine 20’ (6.2m) Pascoe SOLAS with 180hp engine 2x Sea-Doo GTX Limited iS Two-person Sea-Doo Spark 2x Seabobs 2x kayaks 4x standup paddleboards Waterskis, wakeboard and tows Jobe Shock kneeboard Full kitesurfing set Scuba diving gear Snorkel gear Approved RYA Training Center for WaveRunners/Jet Skis

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PA R T Y G I R L

1 2 9

300’

205’ (62.4m) 280’

Summer Winter

Mediterranean Bahamas, Caribbean

Price from

$490,000pw

Guests Crew Length Beam Draft Built by Year Fuel consumption Speed Naval architecture Interior design Engines

12 (6 Double, 2 Twin) Up to 17 205’ (62.4m) 37’ 4” (11.3m) 12’ 1” (3.6m) ICON Yachts 2013/2018 100 US Gall/Hr 12 knots Redman Whiteley Dixon Cristiano Gatto Design 2x MTU 12V4000 M71 diesels, 2,480hp

Leisure equipment + toys 37’ (11.3m) Intrepid 25’ (7.5m) Dariel DT7.5 with stern-drive Yanmar diesel engine 21’ (6.4m) Novurania 650 Pro 15’ (4.5m) SOLAS Zodiac Ribo rescue boat with 40hp Yamaha engine Waterslide from upper deck 4x Yamaha FB 1800AP FX Cruiser WaveRunners 4x Seabobs 8x Coreban standup paddleboards 2x wakeboards Waterski and slalom ski Floating carpet Floating bars with canopy Floating large raft (two large, one small) Snorkel gear Beach set up Three-person towable warbird 3x towable megabowls Gym

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LUMIÊRE II 203’ 5” (62m)

Summer Winter

Croatia, West Mediterranean Bahamas, Caribbean

Price from

$345,000pw

Guests Crew Length Beam Draft Built by Year Fuel consumption Speed Naval architecture Interior design Engines

12 (5 Double, 1 Twin) Up to 14 203’ 5” (62m) 34’ 1” (10.4m) 10’ 9” (3.2m) Benetti 2010/2015 119 US Gall/Hr 14 knots Stefano Natucci Studio Massari 2x MTU 12v4000 1,800hp

Leisure equipment + toys 23’ (7m) Castoldi with 315hp jet drive 14’ (4.45m) Williams tender diesel jet Crew rescue tender 2x two-person Sea-Doos 2x Seabobs Waterskis Wakeboard Towable water toys Snorkel gear Kiteboards 2x sea kayaks Exercise equipment Free weights Elevator to all levels Spa

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1 3 1

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ROMA

1 3 3

300’

203’ 5” (62m) 280’

Summer

Winter

Croatia, Turkey, West Mediterranean West Mediterranean

Price from

€395,000pw

Guests Crew Length Beam Draft Built by Year Fuel consumption Speed Naval architecture Interior design Engines

12 (5 Double, 1 Twin) 17 203’ 5” (62m) 36’ 1” (11m) 10’ 3” (3.1m) Viareggio Super Yachts 2010 600 Liters/Hr 12 knots Espen Oeino Newcruise & Gehr Interior 2x Caterpillar 3516B 2,680hp

Leisure equipment + toys 34’ (10.2m) BWA with two 270hp inboard diesel engines 23’3” (7.2m) Castoldi Jet tender with 315hp engine 2x three-person Sea-Doo GTX LIMITED Yamaha standup WaveRunner RYA PWC training school JetSurf Flyboard 3x Seabobs 4x standup paddleboards 2x two-person kayaks Inflatable water toys Towable toys Snorkel gear 88’ 5” (27m) waterslide Water trampoline Inflatable Jet Ski dock Inflatable jellyfish protection pool PADI superyacht dive boat Yacht scuba safety certified 9x scuba diving gear Bauer dive compressor Emergency oxygen generator Swimming pool with current-enabling jet Gym Elevator servicing all decks Video game consoles Cinema Tender fuel station Wheelchair friendly

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A T H O S 203’ 5” (62m)

Summer Winter

Caribbean Unavailable

Price from

€185,000pw

Guests Crew Length Beam Draft Built by Year Fuel consumption Speed Naval architecture Interior design Engines

12 (3 Double, 2 Twin) 10 203’ 5” (62m) 35’ 8” (10.8m) 11’ 11” (3.6m) Holland Jachtbouw 2010 165 Liters/Hr 10 knots Hoek Design Owner’s team 2x Volvo D16C-A MH EVC 651hp

Leisure equipment + toys 20’ 3” (6.2m) custom Naiad with Yanmar 6BY2-260 on ZT-380 outdrive 17’ 3” (5.3m) custom RIB-X with Yamaha F100 outboard 2x Laser Vago sailing dinghies 2x Optimist sailing dinghies 3x wakeboards 3x waterskis and equipment Various assorted inflatable toys and towables Fishing gear

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BLUE MOON

1 3 7

300’

198’ (60.3m) 280’

Summer Winter

Alaska, Central America Bahamas, Caribbean

Price from

$395,000pw

Guests 12 (4 Double, 2 Twin) Crew 16 Length 198 ‘ (60.3m) Beam 38’ (11.6m) Draft 11’ (3.3m) Built by Feadship Year 2005/2014 Fuel consumption 185 US Gall/Hr Speed 15 knots Naval architecture De Voogt Naval Architects Interior design Donald Starkey Engines 2x Cat 3516B DI-TA 1492kw @1600rpm Leisure equipment + toys 28’ (8.5m) original 1972 restored Riva with two 420hp engines 28’ (8.5m) Gar Wood Custom Streamliner 16’ (4.8m) RIB inflatable emergency tender 3x kayaks (one single, two double) 15x snorkel gear Wakeboard Waterskis Kneeboard Inflatable tube 2x two-person Yamaha WaveRunners 2x standup paddleboards Fishing gear Fighting chair Beach umbrellas and chairs Rendezvous diving only 2x fully equipped gyms Massage table

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E XC E L L E N C E V 196’ 10” (60m)

Summer Winter

West Mediterranean Bahamas, Caribbean

Price from

$650,000pw

Guests Crew Length Beam Draft Built by Year Fuel consumption Speed Naval architecture Interior design Engines

12 (5 Double, 2 Twin) 15 196’ 10” (60m) 42’ (12.8m) 11’ 2” (3.4m) Abeking & Rasmussen 2012 150 US Gall/Hr 13 knots Abeking & Rasmussen Reymond Langton Design 2x MTU 8V-2000M4A

Leisure equipment + toys 27’ (8.22m) Novurania Chase with 450hp inboard diesel 23’ (7m) Novurania Chase with 350hp inboard diesel 2x two-person WaveRunners 2x Hobie Quest kayaks Seabob 2x standup paddleboards Snorkel gear Inflatable and towable toys Rave Sports water trampoline 4x scuba diving gear Dive compressor (rendezvous only) Authorized RYA training center Beach tents and chairs Portable barbecue Spa equipment Variety of board games, card games and playing cards Library Xbox 360 Elite

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ILLUSION V

1 4 1

300’

190’ 3” (58m) 280’

Summer Winter

Mediterranean Bahamas, Caribbean

Price from

$350,000pw

Guests

Crew Length Beam Draft Built by Year Fuel consumption Speed Naval architecture Interior design Engines

12 (3 Double, 3 Twin, 1 Convertible) 13 190’ 3” (58m) 35’ 5” (10.8m) 11’ 10” (3.6m) Benetti 2014 325 Liters/Hr 12 knots Benetti Green & Mingarelli Design 2x 3512 C 1380kw Caterpillar

Leisure equipment + toys 31’ (9.5m) Novurania tender with two Yamaha 250hp engines 24’ 6” (7.5m) Dariel Jet tender Jetovator Flyboard 2x Sea-Doo RXP-X 260 4x Jet ACS Seabobs Inflatable Jet Ski dock/swimming platform extension 19’ 6” (6m) inflatable slide Childs’ pyramid with slide Aquaglide Airport Lounge and splash mat 2x inflatable kayaks 2x Mana standup paddleboards O’Brien Performer Pro waterskis Ronix wakeboard Ronix surfboard Scuba diving gear Snorkel gear Fishing gear Various inflatable and towable toys Gym equipment: Ergo S Spin Bike, Skylon S Elliptical Cross Trainer, TRX kit, yoga mats and free weights Table-tennis on the veranda Karaoke and DJ decks

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CYNTHIA 182’ 1” (55.5m)

Summer Winter

New England Bahamas, Caribbean

Price from

$310,000pw

Guests Crew Length Beam Draft Built by Year Fuel consumption Speed Naval architecture Interior design Engines

10 (4 Double, 1 Twin) 13 182’ 1” (55.5m) 34’ 1” (10.4m) 10’ 7” (3.2m) Feadship 2005/2018 220 Liters/Hr 12 knots De Voogt Naval Architects Claudette Bonville 2x Caterpillar 3512B

Leisure equipment + toys 37’ (11.27m) 2015 Intrepid center console with three Yamaha 300hp outboard engines 21’ (6.4m) 2014 Castoldi LP RIB tender with Yanmar 260hp diesel jet 2x Seabobs 2x 2018 Yahama WaveRunners Towable toys Nautibuoy inflatable dock Standup paddleboards Snorkel gear 2x kayaks Waterskis Wakeboards Fishing gear 2x electric bikes 3x bikes Exercise equipment

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1 4 3

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280’

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QUITE ESSENTIAL 180’ 5” (55m)

Summer Winter

West Mediterranean Unavailable

Price from

€265,000pw

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Crew Length Beam Draft Built by Year Fuel consumption Speed Naval architecture Interior design

Engines

12 (5 Double, 1 Twin, 1 Convertible) 13 180’ 5” (55m) 30’ 10” (9.4m) 9’ 10” (3m) Heesen 2011/2017 900 Liters/Hr 17 knots Omega Architects Ken Freivokh and Michela Reverberi 2x MTU 16V595TE90

Leisure equipment + toys 24’ (7.5m) Vaudrey Miller limo tender Castoldi 18 jet rescue tender 2x Jet Skis 2x Seabobs Snorkel gear Fishing gear Waterskis Wakeboard Inflatable donuts 2x inflatable standup paddleboards 2x inflatable canoes Inflatable water toys Fully equipped gym Spa with Hammam, sauna and massage room

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M A R AYA 177’ 9” (54.2m)

Summer Winter

Mediterranean Mediterranean

Price from

€300,000pw

Guests Crew Length Beam Draft Built by Year Fuel consumption Speed Naval architecture Interior design Engines

12 (4 Double, 2 Twin) 15 177’ 9” (54.2m) 33’ 6” (10.2m) 11’ 6” (3.5m) CRN Ancona 2008/2018 750 Liters/Hr 14 knots Zuccon Claude Missir 2x Caterpillar C3512

Leisure equipment + toys 24’ 6” (7.5m) Castoldi jet tender 20’ (6.1m) Malibu Wakesetter VTX 14’ 7” (4.5m) Zodiac MCA rescue tender 2x Sea-Doo RX-P 260s 2x kayaks 12’ (3.6m) Aquaglide rebound 21’ 3” (6.5m) Freeslide 2x radio controlled boats Waterskis Wakeboards Wakesurfs 3x standup paddleboards Donuts Banana and three-person couch Snorkel gear 4x scuba diving gear (rendezvous diving only) 2x racing catamarans Zapata Racing Flyboard and Hoverboard Subwing Filming drones Seabob

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P E G A S U S

1 4 9

300’

173’ 11” (53m) 280’

Summer Winter

East Mediterranean East Mediterranean

Price from

€195,000pw

Guests Crew Length Beam Draft Built by Year Fuel consumption Speed Naval architecture Interior design Engines

12 (3 Double, 3 Twin) 15 173’ 11” (53m) 32’ 10” (9.7m) 11’ 6” (3.5m) Feadship 1997/2009 390 Liters/Hr 14 knots De Voogt Andrew Winch 2x Caterpillar 3517 DI-TA 2,800hp

Leisure equipment + toys 28’ 8” (8.8m) Air Ship with 250hp engine 16’ 4” (5m) MOB (man overboard) Nautica tender with 80hp engine 15’ (4.6m) Nautica RIB with 280hp engine Kawasaki Jet Ski Ultra Kawasaki standup Jet Ski Two-person Sea-Doo Six-person Sea-Doo Aqua inflatable lounge with MP3 system 3x giant towable inflatables Double Trouble towable inflatable EZ Ski trainer Ski trainer Five-person jumbo hotdog inflatable Waterskis Wakeboard 2x standup paddleboards 28’ 8” (8.8m) Air Ship 2 Four-person Gladiator Tarik inflatable standup paddleboard Nautibuoy platform 2x Schiller bikes 6x scuba diving gear Snorkel gear Fishing gear Swimming platform Beach club

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VIXIT 173’ 3” (52.8m)

Summer Winter

West Mediterranean Bahamas, Caribbean

Price from

$195,000pw

Guests Crew Length Beam Draft Built by Year Fuel consumption Speed Naval architecture Interior design Engines

12 (4 Double, 2 Twin) 13 173’ 3” (52.8m) 30’ (9.1m) 10’ 6” (3.2m) Swedeship 1989/2018 350 Liters/Hr 12.5 knots Diana Yacht Design Dvorine Associates 2x Caterpillar 3512

Leisure equipment + toys 28’ (8.5m) AB 28 VST with two 300hp outboards (towed) 18’ (5.4m) Novurania RIB DL with F115hp four-stroke OB engine 2x three-person Yamaha WaveRunners Giant waterslide Flyboard Jetsurf board 4x Seabobs F5S 2x 420 mini catamarans Laser sailing dinghy 2x two-person kayaks 2x inflatable standup paddleboards Waterskis Wakeboards Kneeboard Inflatable towable donuts Jellyfish swim net Volleyball Corn hole Blongo ball Spikeball Lacrosse sticks with goals Snorkel gear Fishing gear Scuba diving gear Dive compressor 4x mountain bikes 4x Gocycles (electric) Beach party setup Exercise equipment

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IRISHA

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300’

167’ 4” (51m) 280’

Summer West Mediterranean - Riveria, Corsica/Sardinia Winter West Mediterranean - Riveria, Corsica/Sardinia Price from

€280,000pw

Guests

Crew Length Beam Draft Built by Year Fuel consumption Speed Naval architecture Interior design Engines

10 (5 Double, 2 Twin, 2 Convertible) 9 167’ 4” (51m) 27’ 11” (8.5m) 6’ 9” (2m) Heesen 2018 500 Liters/Hr 15 knots Harrison Eidsgaard Harrison Eidsgaard 2018 MTU16V 4000 M93L

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Leisure equipment + toys 22’ 2” (6.77m) Ribeye RIB tender with 200hp Yamaha Standup Jet Ski Three-person WaveRunner Wakeboard Waterskis (adult) Inflatable ring

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LIBERTY 164’ 1” (50m)

Summer Winter

Mediterranean Unavailable

Price from

€235,000pw

Guests Crew Length Beam Draft Built by Year Fuel consumption Speed Naval architecture Interior design Engines

12 (4 Double, 2 Twin) 11 164’ 1” (50m) 29’ 6” (9m) 9’ 10” (3m) ISA 2011 220 Liters/Hr 12.5 knots Andrea Vallicelli René Van der Velden 2x MTU 12V4000 M71

Leisure equipment + toys 21’ (6.4m) Castoldi LC Jet guest tender 15’ (4.5m) Zodiac with 40hp outboard Sea-Doo GTX Yamaha WaveRunner 2x Cayago Seabobs Kneeboard 2x standup paddleboards Fishing gear Wakeboards 10x scuba diving gear (rendezvous diving only) Snorkel gear 5x inflatable donuts Towable mattress

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DA VINCI

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300’

164’ 1” (50m) 280’

Summer West Mediterranean-Rivera, Corsica/Sardina Winter West Mediterranean-Rivera, Corsica/Sardina Price from

€225,000pw

Guests Crew Length Beam Draft Built by Year Fuel consumption Speed Naval architecture Interior design Engines

12 (4 Double, 1 Twin, 1 Single) 4 164’ 1” (50m) 30’ 2” (9.2m) 5’ 7” (1.7m) Overmarine 2017 800 Liters/Hr 21 knots Stefano Righini Maxine Tissenbaum 4 x MTU 16V 2000 M94 2,600hp each

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Leisure equipment + toys 19’ (5.9m) Castoldi Jet tender 2x Seabob F5S 2x Sea-Doo RXP X 300 4x standup paddleboards 2x two-person inflatable kayaks Waterskis (adult and child) Snorkel gear Portable massage table

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VICTORIA DEL MAR 164’ (49.9m)

Summer Winter

Croatia, West Mediterranean Bahamas, Caribbean

Price from

$235,000pw

Guests Crew Length Beam Draft Built by Year Fuel consumption Speed Naval architecture Interior design Engines

12 (5 Double, 2 Twin) 11 164’ (49.9m) 33’ 1” (10m) 9’ 7” (2.9m) Delta Marine 2006/2014 200 Liters/Hr 12.5 knots Delta Marine Owner/Claudette Bonville 2x Caterpillar 3512B 1,650hp

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 2x Sea-Doo RXP-X 2x Seabobs 2x kite gear DJI Phantom 2 Vision GPS drone 2x inflatable kayaks 2x inflatable standup paddleboards 2x waterskis Wakeboard Inflatable banana and tubes Inflatable climbing wall/jungle gym Inflatable Fiesta Private Island Four-person rocket/teeter totter Island Hopper water bouncer/trampoline Gym

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AMARULA SUN 164’ (49.9m)

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300’

280’

Summer

Winter

Bahamas, Florida, West Mediterranean Bahamas, Caribbean

260’

Price from

$195,000pw

240’

Guests Crew Length Beam Draft Built by Year Fuel consumption Speed Interior design Engines

12 (4 Double, 1 Twin) 9 164’ (49.9m) 28’ (8.5m) 7’ 8” (2.3m) Trinity Yachts 2008/2018 140 US Gall/Hr 14 knots Patrick Knowles 2x Caterpillar 3516B-HD 3,384hp

Leisure equipment + toys 41’ (12.5m) Bahama Boatworks with three 350hp Mercury Verados (fully equipped) 21’ (6.4m) custom Brig Inflatable RIB with 200hp Yamaha engine (fully equipped) 2x Yamaha WaveRunners 2x Sea-Doo Sparks Flyboard 2x Seabobs Standup paddleboards JetLev boat and jetpack Waterslide (extra-large) Inflatable stern Jet Ski dock Towable banana and towable tubes Wakeboard Boogie boards Waterskis Snorkel gear Fitness equipment, including a treadmill Beach set up Fishing gear

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CASINO R O YA L E 164’ (49.9m)

Summer Winter

Mediterranean Bahamas, Caribbean

Price from

$225,000pw

Guests Crew Length Beam Draft Built by Year Fuel consumption Speed Naval architecture Interior design Engines

12 (6 Double) 9 164’ (49.9m) 29’ 6” (8.9m) 8’ 4” (2.5m) Christensen 2008/2018 38 US Gall/Hr 13 knots Christensen Michelle Murphy 2x MTU 12v 4000 series

Leisure equipment + toys 24’ (7.3m) Novurania RIB 15’ (4.5m) Nautica RIB 4x WaveRunners 3x Seabobs 26’ (7.9m) giant waterslide Members Only 10-by-10 inflatable float Snorkel gear Fishing gear Wakeboard 2x inflatable kayaks 2x hard-bottom kayaks Rendezvous diving only Beach set up, including umbrellas, beach chairs and tables

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ZOOM ZOOM ZOOM 161’ (49m)

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300’

280’

Summer

Winter

Bahamas, Florida, New England Bahamas, Florida

260’

Price from

$180,000pw

240’

Guests 10 (4 Double, 1 Twin) Crew 10 Length 161’ (49m) Beam 28’ (8.5m) Draft 8’ 6” (2.5m) Built by Trinity Yachts Year 2005/2016 Fuel consumption 250 Liters/Hr Speed 14 knots Naval architecture Trinity Yachts Interior design Evan Marshall Design Engines 2x Caterpillar 3516B-HD 3,386hp Leisure equipment + toys 40’ (12m) Seahunter towable tender fully outfitted for fishing 18’ (5.5m) Nautica with 150hp engine 2x three-person WaveRunners 2x Seabobs 4x standup paddleboards 2x kayaks Waterslide Snorkel gear Waterskis Wakeboard Kneeboard Inflatables Fishing gear, including spearfishing Flyboard Excersice equipment

220’

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L A TA N I A 160’ 9” (49m)

Summer Winter

Mediterranean Unavailable

Price from

€175,000pw

Guests Crew Length Beam Draft Built by Year Fuel consumption Speed Naval architecture Interior design Engines

11 (4 Double, 1 Twin) 12 160’ 9” (49m) 31’ 6” (9.6m) 9’ 3” (2.8m) CMN 2001/2016 300 Liters/Hr 13 knots The A Group Andrew Winch 2x Caterpillar 3512B DI-TA 1,500hp

Leisure equipment + toys 36‘ (11m) Wahoo tender 2x Sea-Doos 2x Seabobs 2x standup paddleboards Inflatable slide Waterskis Wakeboards and tows Trampoline

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USHER 154’ (46.9m)

Summer Winter

Chesapeake, Bahamas Bahamas, Caribbean

Price from

$179,500pw

Guests Crew Length Beam Draft Built by Year Fuel consumption Speed Naval architecture Interior design Engines

12 (5 Double) 10 154’ (46.9m) 28’ 8” (8.7m) 7’ 6” (2.2m) Delta Marine 2007/2018 175 US Gall/Hr 20 knots Delta Marine J.C. Espinosa 2x MTU 16V4000 3650 BHp @ 2,100rpm

Leisure equipment + toys 56’ (17m) Hampton (please inquire about availability) 35’ (10m) Scout towable tender with dayhead 22’ (6.7m) tender Scuba diving gear and Nitrox Fishing gear 2x Seabobs 2x kayaks 2x Sea-Doos Waterskis 2x rigid standup paddleboards Three-person towable Wakeboard Towables Snorkel gear On deck Jacuzzi Elevator from guest accommodations to skylounge Exercise equipment

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â–ºNOT AVAILABLE OR OFFERED FOR CHARTER TO U.S. CITIZENS OR RESIDENTS WHILE IN U.S. WATERS.

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D AY B R E A K

1 7 1

300’

153’ 3” (46.7m)

Summer

Winter

Bahamas, Florida, New England Bahamas, Caribbean

Price from

$150,000pw

Guests 12 (4 Double, 2 Twin) Crew 9 Length 153’ 3” (46.7m) Beam 28’ 5” (8.6m) Draft 9’ 3” (2.8m) Built by Feadship Year 1997/2018 Fuel consumption 75 Gall/Hr Speed 12.5 knots Naval architecture De Voogt Naval Architects Interior design Larvor Engines 2x Caterpillar 23508 DI-TA 905hp Leisure equipment + toys 35’ (10.6m) Marlin sportfish tender 21’ (6.4m) ASIS inflatable tender Full range of Shimano fishing equipment Kneeboard Wakeboard Waterskis Miscellaneous beach toys Towable rings and assorted inflatables

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HARLE 146’ 6” (44.6m)

Summer Winter

Mediterranean Bahamas, Caribbean

Price from

$225,000pw

Guests 12 (6 Double, 4 Twin

4 Convertible) Crew 9 Length 146’ 6” (44.6m) Beam 30’ 2” (9.1m) Draft 8’ 10” (2.6m) Built by Feadship Year 2007/2014/2017 Fuel consumption 150 Liters/Hr Speed 12 knots Naval architecture De Voogt Naval Architects Interior design Sinot Yacht Design Engines 2x MTU 12V2000M7 -788kw/1055bhp Leisure equipment + toys 32’ (9.7m) Intrepid with a dayhead 15’ (4.5m) Novurania tender 2x 14’ (1.2m) Laser sailboats 3x Seabobs Fly surfboard 4x standup paddleboards 2x Yamaha VX Cruiser WaveRunners 2x sea kayaks Waterskis Wakeboard Snorkel gear Rendezvous diving only Eight-person inflatable island Jacuzzi on sundeck Barbecue grill on sundeck Xbox games Karaoke machine Miscellaneous beach toys Excercise equipment

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1 7 3

300’

280’

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240’

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200’ ►NOT AVAILABLE OR OFFERED FOR CHARTER TO U.S. CITIZENS OR RESIDENTS WHILE IN U.S. WATERS.

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â–ºNOT AVAILABLE OR OFFERED FOR CHARTER TO U.S. CITIZENS OR RESIDENTS WHILE IN U.S. WATERS.

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S E A S C A P E S 5 0 m Y A C H T

AT L A S T

1 7 5

300’

145’ (44.2m) 280’

Summer Winter

Bahamas Bahamas, Caribbean

Price from

$135,000pw

Guests Crew Length Beam Draft Built by Year Fuel consumption Speed Naval architecture Interior design Engines

11 (4 Double, 1 Twin) 8 145’ (44.2m) 28’ (8.5m) 6’ 5” (1.9m) Heesen 1990/2017 80 US Gall/Hr 10 knots Gerhard Gilgenast Tui Pranich 2x MTU 12V4000 M90, 2,735hp

Leisure equipment + toys 39’ (11.8m) SeaVee tender with three 300hp engines 18’ (5.5m) Beavertail flat bottom skiff 4x Yamaha GP 1800R WaveRunners 36’ (10.9m) waterslide 2x single ocean kayaks 2x donuts 2x Seabobs Slalom ski Junior waterski set Wakeboard Standup paddleboards Snorkel gear Fishing gear Beach set up

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I L OV E T H I S B OAT 145’ (44.2m)

Summer

Winter

Bahamas, Caribbean, New England Caribbean

Price from

$150,000pw

Guests Crew Length Beam Draft Built by Year Fuel consumption Speed Naval architecture Interior design Engines

10 (3 Double, 2 Twin) 7 145’ (44.2m) 29’ 6” (8.9m) 8’ 4” (2.5m) Christensen 2002/2018 48 US Gall/Hr 10 knots Christensen Paola Smith 2x 2012 MTU 1,180hp

Leisure equipment + toys 30’ (9.1m) Boston Whaler with two 300hp outboards 18’ (5.4m) Novurania with 115hp engine 15’ (4.5m) Novurania with 40hp engine Waterslide 2x two-person WaveRunners 2x Seabobs 2x Seascooters 2x standup paddleboards 2x two-person kayaks 2x Hobie pedal/sail kayaks Snorkel gear Adult waterskis with one slalom Wakeboard Inflatable trampoline Inflatable WaveRunner dock 2x Fiesta Islands Towable toys Fishing gear with professional crew guide Beach set up and sand toys Rendezvous diving only

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S E A S C A P E S 5 0 m Y A C H T

1 7 7

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S E A S C A P E S 5 0 m Y A C H T

C H E C K M AT E

1 7 9

300’

145’ (44.2m) 280’

Summer Winter

Bahamas Bahamas, Caribbean

Price from

$130,000pw

Guests Crew Length Beam Draft Built by Year Fuel consumption Speed Naval architecture Interior design Engines

12 (4 Double, 1 Twin) 9 145’ (44.2m) 30’ 3” (9.2m) 8’ 6” (2.5m) Benetti 2013/2018 55 US Gall/Hr 13 knots Stefano Righini Francois Zuretti 2x 1300 Caterpillars

Leisure equipment + toys 33’ (10m) Ocean Waves tender with two 300hp Suzuki outboards 18’ (5.4m) Williams diesel rigid inflatable tender 2x Sea-Doos 2x standup paddleboards 2x towable tubes Wakeboard 8x snorkel gear Onshore and offshore fishing gear

260’

240’

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G3 144’ 4” (44m)

Summer Winter

Croatia Bahamas, Caribbean

Price from

$154,000pw

Guests Crew Length Beam Draft Built by Year Fuel consumption Speed Naval architecture Interior design Engines

12 (3 Double, 2 Convertible) 9 144’ 4” (44m) 27’ 11” (8.5m) 8’ 2” (2.5m) Heesen 2008/2016 550 Liters/Hr 17 knots Heesen Yachts Omega Architects 2x MTU 3,600hp

Leisure equipment + toys 32’ 8” (10m) Intrepid towed tender with two 300hp engines 12’ 7” (3.9m) Williams 395 jet tender with 90hp engine 2x two-person Sea-Doo Sparks 2x Sea-Doo Sparks (only in The Bahamas) JetSurf Radinn GX2 Jetboard Efoil hydrofoil surfboard Scuba diving gear and dive compressor Waterskis Wakeboards Kitesurf gear Towables 4x Seabobs F5S 2x standup paddleboards Approved RYA training center for personal watercraft Onboard dive instructor Onboard kitesurfing instructor Onboard masseuse

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1 8 1

300’

280’

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S E A S C A P E S 5 0 m Y A C H T

I C E L A DY

1 8 3

300’

142’ 1” (43.3m) 280’

Summer Winter

Mediterranean West Mediterranean

Price from

€100,000pw

Guests

Crew Length Beam Draft Built by Year Fuel consumption Speed Naval architecture Interior design Engines

10 (3 Double, 2 Twin, 1 Convertible) 10 142’ 1” (43.3m) 23’ 11” (7.3m) 13’ 9” (4.2m) Helsingfors 1959/2012 135 Liters/ Hr 10 knots German Frers Jean-Guy Verges 1 x Werkspoor TMA BS 390kw 1.324

Leisure equipment + toys 24’ (7.5m) Northstar rigid bottom inflatable with Mercury 200 XL engine 16’ (4.9m) Lomac Beluga 500 OK with Mercury F40 engine 2x inflatable kayaks 2x standup paddleboards Donut Wakeboard Waterskis Snorkel gear Rendezvous diving only Fishing gear

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PRAXIS 142’ (43.2m)

Summer

Winter

Bahamas, Florida, New England Bahamas, Caribbean

Price from

$147,000pw

Guests Crew Length Beam Draft Built by Year Fuel consumption Speed Naval architecture Interior design Engines

12 (5 Double) 9 142’ (43.2m) 26’ (7.9m) 8’ 5” (2.5m) Feadship 1987/2017 100 US Gall/Hr 12.5 knots De Voogt Naval Architects Dalton Designs/CR Interiors 2x Caterpillar 3508 DI-TA

Leisure equipment + toys 29’ (8.8m) Chris Craft center console towable tender with two 300hp engines 22’ (6.7m) SAFE Boat featuring beach landing bow with two 150hp engines 2x WaveRunners Wakeboard Single-person inflatable donuts Three-person Aquaglide Retro inflatable towing seat Inflatable party island Fishing gear Snorkel gear

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S E A S C A P E S 5 0 m Y A C H T

INTEGRITY

1 8 7

300’

141’ (42.9m) 280’

Summer Winter

Galapagos Galapagos

Price from

$108,000pw all inclusive

Guests Crew Length Beam Draft Built by Year Fuel consumption Speed Naval architecture Interior design Engines

16 (7 Double, 1 Twin, 1 Single) 11 141’ (42.9m) 24’ (7.3m) 6’ 11” (2.1m) Gulf Craft 1977/2011 28 US Gall/Hr 12 knots Astinave Sievers & Sons 2x Detriot MTU Series 60

Leisure equipment + toys 2x 20’ (6m) Zodiac tenders 8x two-person kayaks Snorkel gear Rendezvous diving only

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KING BABY 140’ 1” (42.7m)

Summer Winter

Please inquire Bahamas, Caribbean

Price from

$160,000pw

Guests Crew Length Beam Draft Built by Year Fuel consumption Speed Naval architecture Interior design Engines

12 (4 Double, 1 Twin, 2 Pullman) 10 140’ 1” (42.7m) 30’ 6” (9.3m) 7’ 7” (2.3m) IAG Yachts 2016 100 US Gall/Hr 14 knots Hydro Tec Evan K. Marshall 2x MTU 16V 2000 2,600hp

Leisure equipment + toys 39’ (11.8m) 2018 Nor-Tech 390 with a dayhead and three Mercury Verado 350hp engines 16.5’ (5m) Williams Jet tender 2x Yamaha WaveRunners Yamaha standup WaveRunner Waterslide Zapata Flyboard 2x Seabobs Fly surfboard 4x standup paddleboards 2x kite gear 2x inflatable kayaks Wakeboard Kneeboard Waterskis Towable tube Snorkel gear Fishing and spearfishing gear Various beach toys High-quality spinning bike Exercise equipment

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1 8 9

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ICE 5

1 9 1

300’

140’ (42.6m) 280’

Summer Winter

West Mediterranean Bahamas

Price from

$135,000pw

Guests Crew Length Beam Draft Built by Year Fuel consumption Speed Naval architecture Interior design Engines

12 (5 Double, 1 Twin) 8 140’ (42.6m) 27’ (8.2m) 6’ (1.8m) Turquoise Yachts 2002/2017 85 US Gall/Hr 12 knots Paolo Caliari Jean-Guy Verges 2x MTU 12V396TE94 4,570hp

Leisure equipment + toys 37’ (11.2m) 2018 Axopar T-top tender 2x three-seater Yamaha VRX WaveRunners Yamaha Superjet standup WaveRunner 12x snorkel gear Kneeboard Wakeboard Waterski Inflatable water toys Motorized jet boards 2x kayaks 2x inflatable standup paddleboards Fishing gear Rendezvous diving only Water trampoline Seabob XL Sinkpool

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`H 139’ 9” (42.6m)

Summer Winter

Mediterranean Bahamas, Caribbean

Price from

$150,000pw

Guests Crew Length Beam Draft Built by Year Fuel consumption Speed Naval architecture Interior design Engines

10 (3 Double, 2 Twin) 8 139’ 9” (42.6m) 27’ 11” (8.52m) 7’ 3” (2.2m) Benetti 2015 237 US Gall/Hr 19 knots Azimut/Benetti HJH Designs 2x MTU 3,460hp

Leisure equipment + toys 19’ (5.8m) Castoldi jet tender with 240hp engine Waterslide 3x Seabobs 2x waterskis 2x wakeboards and tows 2x inflatable standup paddleboards Snorkel gear Fishing gear Beach games,including volleyball, badminton, bocce ball and soccer ball Gym

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►NOT AVAILABLE OR OFFERED FOR CHARTER TO U.S. CITIZENS OR RESIDENTS WHILE IN U.S. WATERS.

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SERENITY

1 9 5

300’

133’ (40.5m) 280’

Summer Winter

Bahamas, Florida Bahamas, Florida

Price from

$140,000pw

Guests Crew Length Beam Draft Built by Year Fuel consumption Speed Naval architecture Interior design Engines

12 (5 Double, 1 Convertible) 7 133’ (40.5m) 27’ 7” (8.4m) 7’ 9” (2.35m) IAG 2016 60 US Gall/Hr 12 knots Axis Group Yacht Design Evan K. Marshall 2x Caterpillar C32

Leisure equipment + toys 38’ (11.5m) Intrepid with three 300hp Mercury engines 12’ (3.6m) Williams jet drive tender Waterslide Flyboard 2x Sea-Doos 2x Seabobs 2x rigid standup paddleboards Snorkel gear Wakeboards Towable toys Fishing gear Rendezvous diving only Beach set up tables and chairs

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E-MOTION 131’ 5” (40m)

Summer Winter

West Mediterranean West Mediterranean

Price from

$155,000pw

Guests

Crew Length Beam Draft Built by Year Fuel consumption Speed Naval architecture Interior design Engines

10 (3 Double, 2 Twin convertible) 8 131’ 5” (40m) 26’ 7” (8m) 9’ 4” (2.8m) Sunseeker 2016 300 Liters/Hr 14 knots Sunseeker Sunseeker 2x MTU 12V400 M93

Leisure equipment + toys 18’ 5” (5.65m) Williams diesel jet 2x Sea-Doo RXPs 2x Seabobs F5s 2x standup paddleboards 2x mountain bikes 2x wakeboards Waterskis Kneeboard Donut Three-person Jobe Lunar Snorkel gear RYA training center

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â–ºNOT AVAILABLE OR OFFERED FOR CHARTER TO U.S. CITIZENS OR RESIDENTS WHILE IN U.S. WATERS.

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S E A S C A P E S 5 0 m Y A C H T

TA K E 5

1 9 9

300’

131’ (39.9m) 280’

Summer Winter

West Mediterranean Bahamas, Caribbean

Price from

$140,000pw

Guests Crew Length Beam Draft Built by Year Fuel consumption Speed Naval architecture Interior design Engines

10 (3 Double, 2 Twin) 8 131’ (39.9m) 26’ 7” (8.1m) 9’ 4” (2.8m) Sunseeker 2016 330 Liters/Hr 11.5 knots Sunseeker Sunseeker 2x 1800 BHP MTU 12V4000

Leisure equipment + toys 34’ (10.3m) Nor-Tech towed tender with 2x 400hp engines 18’ (5.4m) Williams tender with 180hp Waterslide Two-person Sea-Doos RXP Three-person Sea-Doos GTIR Floating Sea-Doo dock 2x Seabobs 4x inflatable standup paddleboards 2x elliptical paddleboards Inflatable two-person kayak Wakeboards Kneeboards Towable toys Fun floating oasis Floating splash pad Yacht Golf Snorkel gear Fishing gear Basketball hoop on sundeck Bocce ball Rendezvous diving only Drone Exercise equipment Massage table

260’

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CHASING D AY L I G H T 130’ (39.6m)

Summer Winter

Bahamas Bahamas, Caribbean

Price from

$95,000pw

Guests Crew Length Beam Draft Built by Year Fuel consumption Speed Naval architecture Interior design Engines

10 (3 Double, 2 Twin) 7 130’ (39.6m) 22’ 4” (6.8m) 6’ 11” (2.1m) Westport 2005/2016 60 US Gall/Hr 20 knots Westport Westport 2x MTU 12v4000

Leisure equipment + toys 35’ (10.7m) 2018 Everglades with fishing tower and three 350hp Yamahas 17’ (5.2m) 2018 Williams jet tender 3x 2018 WaveRunners Waterskis (adult and child) Water tube Wakeboard 2x standup paddleboards 2x one-person kayaks 2x Seabobs F5S Snorkel gear Spearfishing gear Fishing gear Beach games Gym equipment

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2 0 1

300’

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â–ºNOT AVAILABLE OR OFFERED FOR CHARTER TO U.S. CITIZENS OR RESIDENTS WHILE IN U.S. WATERS.

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S E A S C A P E S 5 0 m Y A C H T

THE B&B

2 0 3

300’

130’ (39.6m) 280’

Summer Winter

Bahamas Bahamas

Price from

$98,000pw

Guests

Crew Length Beam Draft Built by Year Fuel consumption Speed Naval architecture Interior design Engines

10 (3 Double, 2 Twin, 2 Convertible) 6 130’ (39.6m) 26’ (7.92m) 6’ 7” (2m) Westport 2006/2017 60 US Gall/Hr 14 knots William Garden Westport 2x MTU 12V4000 2,735hp

Leisure equipment + toys 42’ (12.8m) HydraSports towed tender with offshore fishing tackle 2x WaveRunners 2x two-person kayaks 2x adult waterskis Children’s waterskis Snorkel gear 2x wakeboards Kneeboard Three-person banana inflatable towable Three-person towable tube Trampoline inflatable 2x body boards 2x rigid standup paddleboards

260’

240’

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W 130’ (39.6m)

Summer Winter

Bahamas, Florida Bahamas, Caribbean

Price from

$135,000pw

Guests Crew Length Beam Draft Built by Year Fuel consumption Speed Naval architecture Interior design Engines

10 (3 Double, 2 Twin) 7 130’ (39.6m) 26’ (7.9m) 6’ 6” (1.9m) Westport 2019 75 US Gall/Hr 16 knots Westport Westport 2x MTU 12V 4000

Leisure equipment + toys 30’ (9.1m) Intrepid center console towed tender with two 300hp Yamaha engines 18’ (5.4m) Novurania tender Giant waterslide 22’ (6.7m) inflatable climbing rock wall 2x three-person GTX Sea-Doos 2x two-person Hobie pedal kayaks 4x standup paddleboard 2x Seabobs F5S 3x Cannondale bicycles (M, L, XL) Waterskis, including slalom Snorkel gear Kneeboard Wakeboard Beach toys Fishing gear Scuba diving gear (rendezvous diving only) Barbecue

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2 0 5

300’

280’

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APHRODITE

2 0 7

300’

130’ (39.6m) 280’

Summer Winter

Bahamas Bahamas

Price from

$110,000pw

Guests 10 (3 Double, 2 Twin) Crew 7 Length 130’ (39.6m) Beam 26’ (7.9m) Draft 6’ 6” (1.9m) Built by Westport Year 2010 Fuel consumption 100 US Gall/Hr Speed 14 knots Interior design Westport Engines 2x MTU/DDC 12v4000 2,735hp Leisure equipment + toys 35’ (10.6m) 2017 Intrepid with two outboards 18’ (5.5m) Nautica Widebody ST with four-stroke engine 2x Yamaha WaveRunner F12s Wakeboard Kneeboard 2x waterskis 2x inflatable paddleboards that convert into kayaks Inflatable towable toys Floating island Snorkel gear Beach barbecue Fishing gear 6x BCDs for scuba diving (rendezvous diving only)

260’

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SERENGETI 130’ (39.6m)

Summer Winter

Alaska Southern California, Baja California

Price from

$120,000pw

Guests Crew Length Beam Draft Built by Year Fuel consumption Speed Engines

12 (3 Double, 2 Twin) 7 130’ (39.6m) 26’ (7.9m) 6’ 5” (1.9m) Westport 2002/2014 200 US Gal/Hr 20 knots MTU 4000 Series 2,200hp

Leisure equipment + toys 34’ (10.3m) Regulator center console 18’ (5.4m) Novurania expedition tender 2x three-person Sea-Doos 2x wakeboards (adult and child) 2x standup paddleboards 2x tandem kayaks 2x waterskis (adult and child) 12x snorkel gear Wetsuits Four-person Big Mable inflatable 2x surfboards Various beach toys Fishing gear Dive compressor

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LIONSHARE

S E A S C A P E S 5 0 m Y A C H T

2 0 9

31 04 0 ’

130’ (39.6m)

Summer Winter

West Mediterranean Bahamas, Caribbean

Price from

$105,000pw

Guests Crew Length Beam Draft Built by Year Fuel consumption Speed Engines

12 (4 Double, 1 Twin) 8 130’ (39.6m) 24’ 11” (7.5m) 7’ 6” (2.2m) Heesen 1987/2017 175 Liters/Hr 12 knots 2x Caterpillar C32A 1,800hp

Leisure equipment + toys 32’ (10m) Intrepid towed tender with two Mercury 300hp outboard engines 2x two-person Sea-Doo Sparks RYA training center 2x Seabobs F5S 2x standup paddleboards Waterskis (adult and child) Wakeboard Kneeboard Towable toys Snorkel gear Beach party set up and beach toys Fishing gear Commercial grade compressor 5x scuba gear Diving for certified divers ( Up to five max. Additional guests may dive by prior arrangement at additional cost) Exercise equipment Outdoor cinema with surround sound Massage table

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R E V E L RY 127’ 11” (39m)

Summer Winter

West Mediterranean Caribbean

Price from

€145,000pw in the summer

Guests

Crew Length Beam Draft Built by Year Fuel consumption Speed Engines

10 (3 Double, 2 Twin Convertible) 8 127’ 11” (39m) 26’ 3” (8m) 8’ (2.4m) Hakvoort 2010 150 Liters/Hr 10 knots 2x Caterpillar C18 DITA, MKI

Leisure equipment + toys 39’ (12m) Yellowfin (for winter season 2018/2019) 36’ (11m) Fjord tender (for summer season 2019) 14’ (4.3m) Novurania RIB tender 2x Yamaha WaveRunners Waterskis and monoskis Wakeboard Wakesurf Wakeskate Kneeboard Slide Assorted towable, inflatable toys (Big Mabel, donut, disk, etc.)

2x Seabobs 2x Hobie kayaks 2x standup paddleboards Scuba diving gear (rendezvous diving only) Fishing gear Free weights Exercise mats and inflatable Pilates ball

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BERILDA

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31 04 0 ’

126’ (38.4m)

Summer Winter

New England Bahamas, Caribbean

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$80,000pw

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11 (4 Double, 1 Twin) 8 126’ (38.4m) 24’ 5” (7.4m) 8’ (2.4m) Feadship 1978/2016 30 US Gall/Hr 10 knots 2x Caterpillar D379

Leisure equipment + toys 2x 19’ (5.79m) AB RIBs 2x 16’ (4.87) Zuma sailboats 2x inflatable standup paddleboards 2x Oru kayaks 10x snorkel gear Wakeboard Towable toys Light fishing gear Beach party setup

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FORE ACES 1 2 4 ’ ( 3 7. 8 m )

Summer Winter

New England Bahamas

Price from

$90,000pw

Guests Crew Length Beam Draft Built by Year Fuel consumption Speed Engines

12 (4 Double, 1 Twin) 6 124’ (37.8m) 25’ 11” (7.9m) 6’ 2” (1.8m) Delta Marine 2003/2014 65 US Gall/Hr 12 knots 2x MTU 16V2000 M90 1,800hp

Leisure equipment + toys 34’ (10.4m) Jupiter center console towed tender 17’ (5.2m) Williams jet tender Giant waterslide WaveRunner Seabob Wakeboards 4x standup paddleboards Towable toys Waterskis Snorkel gear Fishing gear

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T E M P TAT I O N

S E A S C A P E S 5 0 m Y A C H T

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31 04 0 ’

1 2 3 ’ ( 3 7. 4 m )

Summer Winter

Bahamas, New England Bahamas, Virgin Islands

Price from

$70,000pw

Guests Crew Length Beam Draft Built by Year Fuel consumption Speed Engines

8 (4 Double) 5 123’ (37.4m) 25’ (7.6m) 6’ 7” (2m) Palmer Johnson 2005/2018 93 US Gall/Hr 13 knots 2x Detroit Diesels 1,800hp each

Leisure equipment + toys 32’ (9.7m) 2018 EdgeWater center console with two 300hp engines 15’ (4.5m) Novurania widebody RIB with 90hp 2x Yamaha 1100 Deluxe WaveRunners 2x standup paddleboards Wakeboard Waterskis (adult and child) Water toys Towable tube Snorkel gear Fishing gear

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KAOS 1 2 2 ’ ( 3 7. 4 4 m )

Summer Winter

Mediterranean Bahamas, Caribbean

Price from

$110,000pw

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Crew Length Beam Draft Built by Year Fuel consumption Speed Engines

11 (1 Master, 1 VIP, 2 Double, 1 Twin, 1 Pullman) 7 122’ (37.44m) 26’ (8m) 7’ 6” (2m) Sanlorenzo 2010/2017 14.5 knots @ 91 US Gall/Hr 12 knots 2x Caterpillar C32 ACERT

Leisure equipment + toys 43’ (13m) 2018 Everglades tender with dayhead 18’ (5.5m) tender Waterslide 2x WaveRunners 4x SeaBobs Giant inflatable trampoline 2x standup paddleboards Snorkel gear Wakeboard Hover board Fly board Jet board

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SERENITY

S E A S C A P E S 5 0 m Y A C H T

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1 2 2 ’ ( 3 7. 1 m )

Summer Winter

Alaska, Pacific Northwest Alaska, Pacific Northwest

Price from

$110,000pw

Guests 8 (4 Double) Crew 6 Length 122’ (37.1m) Beam 24’ 4” (7.4m) Draft 6’ (1.8m) Built by Flagship Year 1993/2017 Fuel consumption 65 US Gall/Hr Speed 10 knots Engines 2x Detroit Diesels 12V92 1,080hp Leisure equipment + toys 29’ (8.8m) 2017 North River Alaskan-style enclosed towed fishing tender with two Yamaha 250hp engines 18’ (5.4m) Life Proof unsinkable aluminum hull with Honda four-stroke 100hp engine 2x two-person Yamaha VX WaveRunners 2x inflatable standup paddleboards Wakeboard Slalom waterskis 4x Aire tandem/single inflatable kayaks Fishing gear specifically for Alaskan fishing Rain/foul weather gear in various sizes Exercise equipment

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MASTEKA 2 1 2 1 ’ 9 ” ( 3 7. 1 m )

Summer Winter

Australia, Fiji, New Caledonia Australia, New Caledonia

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$100,000pw

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Crew Length Beam Draft Built by Year Fuel consumption Speed Engines

12 (1 Master, 2 Double, 2 Twin, 2 Pullman) 6 121’ 9” (37.1m) 24’ 3” (7.4m) 7’ 5” (2.2m) Kha Shing/Monte Fino 2009/2017 160 Liters/Hr 10 knots 2x Caterpillar C32 1,675hp

Leisure equipment + toys 34’ (10.3m) Boston Whaler tender (New Caledonia only) 16’ (4.8m) custom Castoldi 125hp diesel jet Three-person Yamaha VX Deluxe WaveRunner (New Caledonia only) Waterskis Wakeboard Kneeboard Snorkel gear Rendezvous diving Thermal vests, short- and long-sleeve Wetsuits and booties Stinger suits Fishing gear Inflatable, towable tubes and wing 2x rigid standup paddleboards 2x rigid kayaks (double and single) Diving hookah Subwing Beach barbecue set up

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IMPETUOUS

S E A S C A P E S 5 0 m Y A C H T

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31 04 0 ’

120’ (36.5m)

Summer Winter

New England Bahamas, Florida

Price from

$60,000pw

Guests Crew Length Beam Draft Built by Year Fuel consumption Speed Engines

9 (3 Double, 1 Twin) 5 120’ (36.5m) 25’ 9” (7.8m) 6’ 2” (1.8m) Crescent 2004/2013 120 US Gall/Hr 14 knots 2x MTU DDC 2,000hp

Leisure equipment + toys 17’ (5.1m) AB with 115hp Yamaha engine 2x two-person WaveRunners Snorkel gear Waterskis Wakeboard Inflatable standup paddleboards Towables Exercise equipment Jacuzzi

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K I PA N Y 116’ (35.3m)

Summer Winter

New England Bahamas, Florida

Price from

$47,500pw

Guests Crew Length Beam Draft Built by Year Fuel consumption Speed Engines

8 (3 Double, 1 Twin) 5 116’ (35.3m) 25’ (7.6m) 6’ (1.8m) Intermarine 1998/2017 95 US Gall/Hr 15 knots 2x MTU 16V 2000M90 1,800hp

Leisure equipment + toys 15’ (4.5m) Novurania 430 with 60hp Yamaha 2x 12’ (3.6m) standup paddleboards 4x mountain bicycles Beach toys 2x tandem kayaks Towable toys Snorkel gear Fishing gear PlayStation and Wii

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AKIKO

S E A S C A P E S 5 0 m Y A C H T

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31 04 0 ’

112’ 2” (34.2m)

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Winter

Australia, Fiji, Southeast Asia, South Pacific Australia, Southeast Asia, South Pacific

Price from

$105,000pw

Guests Crew Length Beam Draft Built by Year Fuel consumption Speed Engines

10 (3 Double, 2 Twin) 6 112’ 2” (34.2m) 25’ 4’ (7.7m) 7’ 10” (2.4m) Alloy Yachts 2007/2016 115 Liters/Hr 10 knots 2x Caterpillar 3406E 425hp

Leisure equipment + toys 24’ 6” (7.5m) Smuggler RIB 2x 18’ (5.5m) Barra boats (only in the Kimberley) 32’ 8” (10m) Naiad RIB (subject to location and at additional charge) 2x three-person WaveRunners (1x WaveRunner in international destinations such as PNG) 2x kayaks (not available in the Kimberley) 2x standup paddleboards (not available in the Kimberley) 2x surfboards (not available in the Kimberley) Inflatables and towables (not available in the Kimberley) 2x Apollo AV-2 Evolution scooters (not available in the Kimberley) Extensive fishing and spearfishing gear Rendezvous marlin fishing possible through local operator 8x scuba diving gear and snorkel gear *Watersports and toys will vary depending on the cruising location of the charter

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ONEWORLD 103’ 4” (31.5m)

Summer Winter

Australia Australia

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AUD $110,000pw

Guests Crew Length Beam Draft Built by Year Fuel consumption Speed Engines

12 (3 Double, 2 Twin) 6 103’ 4” (31.5m) 23’ 4” (7.1m) 5’ 11” (1.8m) Gulf Craft Majesty 2018 500 Liters/Hr 15 knots 2x MAN V12 1,900hp

Leisure equipment + toys 21’ (6.5m) Gemini Waverider 650 Sea-Doo Spark (Pittwater, Sydney and Whitsundays only) Funair slide Funair Splash Mat 2x inflatable standup paddleboards Snorkel gear (adult and child) Rendezvous diving only Inflatable toys Light fishing gear

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DIAMOND GIRL

S E A S C A P E S 5 0 m Y A C H T

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31 04 0 ’

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103’ (31.3m)

Summer Bahamas, Caribbean, Cuba, Florida Winter Caribbean Price from

$47,000pw

Guests Crew Length Beam Draft Built by Year Fuel consumption Speed Engines

8 (4 Double) 4 103’ (31.3m) 23’ 7” (7.1m) 6’ 7” (2m) Johnson 2008 150 US Gall/Hr 19 knots 2x MTU 16V2000 M91, 2000hp

Leisure equipment + toys 25’ (7.62m) Sea Hunt Gamefish center console with two 150hp Yamahas 2x Bladefish circular underwater sea scooters One-person kayak Two-person kayak 2x standup paddleboards Noodles Super Mable towable Kneeboard Waterskis (adult) Snorkel gear Fishing gear Nintendo Wii and Wii Fit Karaoke machine

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ANNE MARIE 97’ 1” (29.6m)

Summer West Mediterranean Winter West Mediterranean - Riveria,

Corsica/Sardinia, Naples/ Sicily Price from

€45,000pw

Guests Crew Length Beam Draft Built by Year Fuel consumption Speed Engines

10 (3 Double, 1 Twin) 5 97’ 1” (29.6m) 23’ (7m) 6’ 7” (2m) Ferretti 2007 500 Liters/Hr 15 knots 2x MTU 2,400hp

Leisure equipment + toys 14’ (4.5m) Castoldi Jet tender 9’ 8” (3m) Novamarine tender with 15hp Yamaha engine Yamaha WaveRunner Banana towable Standup paddleboard Waterskis Snorkel gear

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ICARUS

S E A S C A P E S 5 0 m Y A C H T

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31 04 0 ’

88’ 7” (27m)

Summer Winter

Mediterranean Unavailable

Price from

€35,000pw

Guests Crew Length Beam Draft Built by Year Fuel consumption Speed Engines

6 (1 Double, 2 Twin) 3 88’ 7” (27m) 21’ 11” (6.6m) 11’ 10” (3.6m) Jongert 2007/2016 20 Liters/Hr 10 knots John Deere 300hp

Leisure equipment + toys 13’ (4m) Novurania Deluxe tender Waterskis Snorkel gear Inflatable and towable toys Bauer Junior II dive compressor 4x tanks 6x BCPs 2x standup paddleboards

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H O W YA DOOZ’N? 87’ 10” (26.7m)

Summer Winter

Bahamas Bahamas

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Guests

Crew Length Beam Draft Built by Year Fuel consumption Speed Engines

8 (2 Double, 2 Twin, 2 Convertible) 3 87’ 10” (26.7m) 20’ 10” (6.3m) 6’ 3” (1.9m) Sanlorenzo 2017 187 US Gall/Hr 26 knots 2x MTU 12V2000 M96L 1,950hp

Leisure equipment + toys 12’ (3.6m) Williams TurboJet 385 tender

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M A LVA S I A

S E A S C A P E S 5 0 m Y A C H T

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31 04 0 ’

85’ 4” (26m)

Summer Winter

West Mediterranean Unavailable

Price from

€44,100pw

Guests Crew Length Beam Draft Built by Year Fuel consumption Speed Engines

10 (3 Double, 2 Twin) 4 85’ 4” (26m) 22’ 9” (6.9m) 7’ 3” (2.2m) Ferretti 2008 180 Liters/Hr 11.5 knots 2x MAN 900hp

Leisure equipment + toys Zodiac 420 Deluxe with 50hp engine Seabob 2x scuba diving gear (rendezvous diving only) Waterskis Wakeboard Donut Banana

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S U LTA N A 84’ 8” (25.8m)

Summer Winter

Mediterranean West Mediterranean

Price from

€35,000pw

Guests Crew Length Beam Draft Built by Year Fuel consumption Speed Engines

8 (2 Double, 2 Convertible) 4 84’ 8” (25.8m) 19’ 3” (5.8m) 7’ (2.1m) Feadship 1969/2012 34 Liters/Hr 10 knots 2x Gardner 8L3B - 245 CV

Leisure equipment + toys Williams Jet tender Yamaha WaveRunner Seabob F5 Scuba diving gear (rendezvous diving only) Waterski Wakeboard Fishing gear

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HIGH ASPECT

S E A S C A P E S 5 0 m Y A C H T

2 2 7

31 04 0 ’

71’ 6” (21.8m)

Summer Winter

Fiji Fiji

Price from

$21,500pw

Guests Crew Length Beam Draft Built by Year Fuel consumption Speed Engines

8 (4 Double) 3 71’ 6” (21.8m) 19’ (5.8m) 10’ 6” (3.2m) International Yachts 1985/2003 2 US Gall/Hr 7 knots 6-cylinder 130hp Perkins Sabre M130

Leisure equipment + toys 13’ (3.9m) Avon Searider tender with 60hp engine Waterski Sea-Doo underwater scooter Snorkel gear 5x scuba diving gear Dive compressor Mini scuba tanks for sport snorkeling/diving Fishing gear Fly fishing gear Two-person kayak

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S E A S C A P E S C O R P O R A T E C H A R T E R

C O R P O R AT E C H A RT E R S THE MEGA A LT E R NAT I V E Whether you are looking to charter a large megayacht or a small cruise ship, Northrop & Johnson charter experts can offer luxury vessels with amenities that exceed those of the world’s best resorts.

Whether to reward, entertain, motivate, inspire, extend your business contacts or simply to enjoy a peerless environment in which to work, socialize and relax, a megayacht or small cruise ship is a dynamic alternative to the five-star hotel corporate event. They are in fact the equivalent of six-star, self-contained private resorts complete with business facilities and a variety of entertainment and relaxation amenities. Added to this is the absolute assurance that you need only ever be surrounded by the people in your chosen party, and above all, an extreme level of security and privacy; a means to escape media attention and the complexities of everyday life.

This is exclusivity beyond comparison.

What is more, with a charter broker, captain and crew on hand 24 hours a day, the entire organization and smooth running of the charter or event is guaranteed from start to finish.

The following are just a sample of vessels available in their entirety or by individual cabin or suite.

Whether you need a vessel to tie in with world-famous events such as the Monaco Grand Prix, or to simply escape and discover some of the world’s most striking destinations, let your dreams set sail.

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REGENT SEVEN SEAS EXPLORER 735’ (224m)

Summer Northern Europe Winter Caribbean, Panama Canal, Cuba Price from

Call to request

Guests Crew Length Fuel consumption Speed

748 542 735’ (224m) Included in charter price 19.5 knots

Leisure equipment + toys 6 Gourmet Restaurants Pool Bar & Grill Café 3 Lounges Cigar Bar Casino Pool Deck Canyon Ranch® Spa Fitness Center Jogging Track State-of-the-Art Theater Library Card Room Culinary Arts Kitchen Business Center Boutiques Experience Regent Seven Seas Cruises offer an unrivaled experience in six-star luxury cruising. Each voyage inspires guests to discover the world, while returning home each night to the exquisite comfort and care of its intimate ships, with every luxury included. All of the vessels are elegantly decorated, with spacious suites, gourmet restaurants and personalized service. In 2020, Seven Seas Explorer, Voyager, Mariner and Navigator will be joined by the brand new Seven Seas Splendor, visiting more than 510 destinations worldwide.

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SEABOURN O DYS S EY 650’ (198.1m)

Summer Winter

Europe Caribbean

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Guests Crew Length Speed

458 (229 suites) 335 650’ (198.1m) Up to 15 knots

Leisure equipment + toys 4x restaurants 24-hour room service Seabourn square with coffee bar, library, computer center, concierge and destination services 5x lounges and bars Spa and salon with heated loungers Fully-equipped fitness center 6x outdoor whirlpools 2x outdoor pools 9-hole golf putting course and shuffleboard Watersports Marina* Sun terrace with double sun loungers Casino and card room 3x shops/boutiques 2x meeting rooms Wi-Fi and cell phone access throughout ship including suites Laundry/dry cleaning and self-service launderette Medical facility Experience The featured Seabourn Odyssey has two sister-ships the Seabourn Quest and Seabourn Sojourn, along with the recently launched 690’ (210.3m) Seabourn Encore and Seabourn Ovation (300 suites), in their small-ship fleet offerings. All of the Seabourn fleet offer the same levels of luxury and impeccable service as well as complimentary food and beverages, including premium spirits and fine wines. Gratuities included. *Weather and conditions permitting and available in select destinatons.

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THE R I T Z - C A R LT O N YA C H T COLLECTION 624’ (190m)

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Mediterranean Northern Europe Caribbean

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298 246 624’ (190m) Included in charter price* 14 knots

Leisure equipment + toys Standup paddleboards Kayaks Sailboats Experience A charter with The Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection gives you complete freedom and flexibility to customize every detail, from the voyage itinerary to excursions ashore and flexible suite configuration allows expansion into even larger suites for top performers. Drop anchor for direct access to watersports from the yacht’s Marina and enjoy exclusive access to the yacht’s bow for your group events. The inclusive fare ensures ease of planning and budgeting with no additional charges for gratuities, in-suite dining or breakout sessions — simply choose your itinerary and amaze your guests. *Restrictions apply

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C RYS TA L ESPRIT 281’ (85.5m)

Summer Winter

Adriatic Seychelles

Price from

$420,000pw

Guests Crew Length Fuel consumption Speed

62 guests at double occupancy 90 crew approx.

281’ (85.5m) Included in charter price 14 knots

Leisure equipment + toys 2x Jet Skis Two-person submersible (additional cost) Kayaks Standup paddleboards Snorkel gear Swim Platform Experience The 281-foot (85.5m) luxury yacht CRYSTAL ESPRIT is unlike most other charter yachts of her size. Able to carry up to 62 guests, she is ideally suited for large charter groups and special events, including weddings.

Also unusual for a yacht of her caliber, CRYSTAL ESPRIT offers a completely all-inclusive experience. Amenities such as Crystal Adventures® in various ports, all food, including the Michelin Star-level cuisine, all — including top-shelf — alcohol, fuel, docking and more are included in the cruising experience.

Thirty-one elegant butler-serviced accommodations are available on board CRYSTAL ESPRIT.

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Northrop & Johnson Services

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. Our sales brokers will be with you every step of the way.

OUR S E RV I C E S 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 unparalleled and that you are always satisfied.

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.

Private Yacht Insurance Northrop & Johnson’s seamless, bespoke and, above all, effective yacht insurance adds that layer of confidence that keeps those moments pristine and free from worry. At the helm of N&J Private Insurance Services are yacht insurance underwriters who know the business of yachting, understand the exposures of an owner, are experts on insurance markets, and are able to find solutions to complex problems. They proactively work to correct issues before they arise and are there for you if something does occur. Northrop & Johnson’s Private Insurance ensures that your time is spent enjoying the privileges of yacht ownership.

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Yacht 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 60,000-strong database, and 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.

Charter Management Northrop & Johnson has an extremely dedicated team of professional charter managers catering to our global charter fleet. Offering one of the best yacht-to-manager ratios, 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. 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.

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.

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S E A S C A P E S M A R K E T I N G

242k

Unique users cross all social media platforms

OUR MARKETING 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.

Covering the U.S., Europe and Asia-Pacific, Northrop & Johnson’s PR and marketing team is in contact with editors and writers from leading yachting and luxury media outlets to ensure publicity 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 andSeascapes, 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 60,000 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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Strategic Partnerships

Chai Rum The World Distilled In A Glass There are few family owned true West Indian rums left in the world and Akal Chai Rum is among them. While the idea of mixing tea with rum originated more than 400 years ago,

OUR PA R T N E R S FANTASTIC FIVE

They say it’s not about what you know, but who you know. We disagree.

At Northrop & Johnson, we believe both are of the utmost importance and are proud to have ample industry knowledge and experience as well as premium brand partners and strategic affiliations with reputable companies and associations within the yachting and luxury lifestyle industries. We believe that through synergy, we can become stronger together.

this limited-reserve dark rum is the first of its kind. Chai Rum’s conception was inspired by a Dutch admiral’s 17th-century idea: “the combination of tea with rum is most delightful.” So, the makers of Chai Rum began to marry eight- to 10-year-old limited-reserve rums with two types of high-altitude teas and more than 15 tropical, aromatic botanicals to create the most sophisticated sipping rum in the world.

The process of making Akal Chai Rum is a carefully guarded trade secret; it has been recognized as the first, true innovation in rum production in more than a century by the Government of Trinidad and Tobago. This spirt has a 95-point rating from the Tasting Panel in the United States, which puts it in a highly exclusive category.

Created to be enjoyed as a sipping product, the rum’s complex profile attracted the attention of the world’s top mixologists and aficionados, providing them with a new inspiration for cocktails and elevating the art of rum mixology. Through this, the experience of “The World Distilled in a Glass,” was born. You can visit it at www.chairum.com or on YouTube (Akal Chai Rum). You will discover Chai Rum’s signature smoke service “The Mariners Flight,” and cocktails that take you from East to West, across seasons, cultures and time. You can also view our current Cocktail Collection at chairum.eu/ menus. Chai Rum is proud to be a global strategic partner of Northrop & Johnson, and share with the company and its clients a love of the world and adventure. chairum.com

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Nicholas Air Innovative Private Air Travel

Corcoran Luxury Real Estate Corcoran has 25 offices located in Manhattan, Brooklyn, the East End of Long Island and South Florida. That means you are assured a real estate partner who is an expert on your neighborhood; it also promises the best-in-class experience of a premier brand. Nothing speaks louder than results. Corcoran agents generate up to $18.5 billion in total company sales annually. Because Tim Davis can tap into the reach and resources of Corcoran’s you will instantly benefit from the credibility and expertise of America’s largest owner and operator of residential real estate brokerages.

The Hamptons is one of the most-sought-after destinations in the U.S.; that means there is no question that you are partnering with the market’s best in the Hamptons. They navigate the complexities of East End real estate for you. You know the lifestyle of the East End, and they understand the market. Power broker and lifelong Hamptons resident Tim Davis boasts an accomplished 38-year real estate career listing and selling some of the finest properties on the East End. Known as an expert in the marketplace, he continues to reign among the esteemed, soughtafter top Hamptons brokers in the industry; plus, he consistently ranks among the Top 30 Agents in volume in the United States. In his exemplary career, Tim has sold nearly $4 billion of Hamptons real estate, ranging from luxury estate homes and oceanfront properties to village cottages and bayfront retreats. Tim’s global network has grown to include affiliations in other markets, including John Taylor International, Savills, Verzun and Leading Estates of the World — to name just a few. These relationships enable his clients to reap the benefits of exposing their properties to a vast international audience. Additionally, it allows him to share the wealth of knowledge that only 38 years of experience can provide to both buyers and sellers alike. corcoran.com/hamptons

Nicholas Air stands committed to providing Members with extraordinary service, reliability, flexibility, and convenience. As a Member, you will quickly discover their staff is your staff. Nicholas Air maintains a fleet with an average age less than five years and serves Members across the U.S., Canada, Mexico, and the Caribbean. Their innovative approach to private aviation presents four flexible options for membership – Jet Card, Jet Lease, Jet Share, and Aircraft Management. Since inception over 21 years ago, they have flown accident-free for more than 125,000 safe and successful flights. Nicholas Air owns and operates all aircraft in the fleet to ensure safe, reliable travel and, as part of their commitment to safety, they are ARGUS, Wyvern, and IS-BAO registered.

Your jet is ready with as little as 10 hours’ notice allowing you to fly on your schedule in the aircraft of your choice. They understand that your time is valuable, so they go above and beyond to ensure a hassle-free private air travel experience with the most efficient use of flight hours. They have access to more than 9,000 airports across the U.S. alone, providing the flexibility to land that much closer to your final destination. Nicholas Air aircraft are selected for versatility and efficiency. Choose from their fleet of Pilatus PC-12, Phenom 100, Citation CJ3, Phenom 300, and Citation Latitude aircraft. Their stringent policy of retaining a new fleet provides their Members with the conveniences of flying in aircraft that offer all the latest safety and technological advancements.

The experience of their extensively trained aviation experts, along with their flexibility and highly personalized services, are what set them apart in the private air travel industry. Dedicated Personal Travel Representatives will tend to all necessary details, including ground transportation, catering, accommodations, and any additional special requests.

Hearing a familiar voice, seeing a familiar face and having instant access to your private jet allows you to truly experience the feeling of owning your own aircraft at a fraction of the cost. nicholasair.com

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Northern Trust Achieve Greater Complex investment and financial needs can’t be met by standard solutions. Their clients believe in the promise of something greater.

For more than a century, Northern Trust has built a legacy of outstanding service, expertise and integrity.

A global financial services leader, they serve sophisticated clients throughout Florida and around the world, focusing on providing wealth management and international trust solutions to successful individuals, families and institutions.

Lauderdale Marine Center A Yard Above Lauderdale Marine Center (LMC), located in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, is the largest dedicated yacht refit and repair facility in the United States. With its unique marketplace model, the captain stays in full control of the yard period. More than 60 top-quality contractors are on site, representing all primary shipyard trades, ensuring the yacht owner, captain and crew can handpick the perfect team for any project. LMC’s pricing is transparent; clients won’t be presented with contractor gate fees, environmental fees or subcontractor markups. You can be confident that there won’t be any unpleasant surprise from the shipyard at the conclusion of your project. LMC’s goal is to provide the perfect one-stop shipyard destination that offers total peace of mind.

LMC’s facility boasts up to 485 tons of lifting capacity with accommodations for yachts up to 60 meters.

The facility has hurricane safe dockage and 24-hour facility security. The location is in close proximity to Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport as well as leisure options, nightlife and crew educational opportunities. On-site amenities for crew include a lounge, gym, and social events.

The Foreign Trade Zone (FTZ) at Lauderdale Marine Center allows vessels for sale to be shown to U.S. citizens without the need for a boat show bond. The yacht, once entered into the FTZ, can cruise within U.S. waters for up to 120 days for purposes such as sea trials, exhibition or repair work. From brief repairs to major refit projects, Lauderdale Marine Center is the smart choice for your yacht. lauderdalemarinecenter.com

Expertise matters. Find it here... northerntrust.com

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