Seascapes 2020 - Guide to Luxury Yacht Charter

THE QUINTESSENTIAL GUIDE TO LUXURY YACHT CHARTER PUBLICATION 06

DESTINATION GUIDES + YACHT DIRECTORY

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Time flies when you’re having fun… and never more so than when on a superyacht.

Time has certainly flown by since the last edition of Seascapes, and in that time, Northrop & Johnson has had an incredible 12 months. From the launch of the new website at northropandjohnson.com to all six divisions of the company operating in overdrive, we have witnessed a clear shift within Northrop & Johnson.

The Northrop & Johnson charter fleet has never looked so good, with welcome new additions offered in all the hottest destinations. From refitted classics to the very latest launches, the Yacht Directory features many of the world’s most significant yachts available to charter.

Along with an increase in the size of yachts, we are also witnessing an increase in the demand for discovery yachts. More clients are looking to embark on global adventures than ever before.

With this in mind, our Cruising Guides are more focused on adventure and discovery. Northrop & Johnson’s professional charter experts have curated exceptional itineraries to share with you the unique experiences that can be encountered in some of the most sought-after cruising grounds in the world, ranging from classic hot spots to exotic, farther-afield destinations.

It is no surprise that Northrop & Johnson is one of the first ports of call for so many charter clients, thanks to our extensive fleet of world-class yachts and wide range of options to suit every charter request. Wherever and whenever you want to go, Northrop & Johnson’s charter specialists are on hand to help guide you every step of the way.

Northrop & Johnson The authority on yachting since 1949 northropandjohnson.com – Contact our expert, full-service team at charter@northropandjohnson.com

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22 N&J Heritage 24 About Charter 26 How to Charter with N&J

Cruising Guides 32 Western Mediterranean Côte d’Azur, Corsica & Sardinia, Amalfi Coast & the Aeolian Islands, Malta, The Balearics 46 Eastern Mediterranean Southern Turkey, Croatia’s Dalmatian Coast, The Ionian Islands, The Cyclades 56 Caribbean & The Bahamas The Exumas, British Virgin Islands, Leeward Islands, The Grenadines, Turks & Caicos 72 The Americas Pacific Northwest, New England, Florida Keys, Mexico, Galápagos 84 Global Gems Scandinavia, Southeast Asia, Australia & New Zealand, Indian Ocean, Indonesia, South Pacific 98 Arrive in Style Flying with NetJets

108 Yacht Directory 112 Yacht Guide – which yacht is right for you?

114 Charter Yachts over 50 meters 164 Charter Yachts 40–50 meters 188 Charter Yachts Under 40 meters

218 Services 220 N&J Partners 226 N&J Offices

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Northrop & Johnson - Established in 1949

OUR H E R I TA G E An international yachting company and one of the largest worldwide, Northrop & Johnson is the quintessential full-service yacht brokerage.

Since 1949, we have offered discerning clientele an innovative, sophisticated approach to all aspects of the yachting lifestyle. Shortly after World War II, Jim Northrop and George Johnson formed a partnership to provide a quality yacht brokerage service to their close circle of yachting companions on Long Island Sound. The first Northrop & Johnson office opened in 1949 at 366 Madison Avenue in lower Manhattan and served as the foundation for the fledgling brokerage house. Here began Northrop & Johnson’s trueblue “Yankee” heritage, which is reflected in the company’s reputation for honesty and integrity.

The word about the “Gentlemen Brokers” of Northrop & Johnson spread throughout the tight-knit yachting community of New York and created the platform on which the company’s sterling reputation was built. By the early 1960s, Northrop & Johnson had expanded with branch offices in Stamford, Connecticut; Miami, Florida; and Marblehead, Massachusetts.

In 1971, Northrop & Johnson expanded into Europe with an office 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, and today we are recognized at every major yachting venue throughout the world. Our strategic alliances and extensive network provide abundant support and representation for the vessels in our fleet in every major yachting center.

Today, with more than seven decades of longevity and more than 100 passionate professionals based in strategic yachting hubs around the globe, Northrop & Johnson continues to provide customized services that exceed each client’s needs. We are committed to expanding our network of offices, employing the best professionals in the industry and investing in the development of proprietary software solutions, to provide our clients with an unrivaled service of the highest industry standard. Northrop & Johnson continues to be an industry icon and we are proud to continue this heritage. Our successful reputation is built on decades of commitment to clients and commerce within the industry. From yacht sales and purchase to new construction, charter, management, insurance and marketing of the world’s most exclusive luxury vessels, Northrop & Johnson offers a total-service approach.

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ABOUT CHARTER What makes a superyacht charter so special?

There is no one answer to this, as chartering a luxury yacht is the ultimate vacation due to a combination of factors. From the yacht itself to the choice of cruising ground, the first-class service and the experiences to be had both on board and ashore, all the elements combined make for an unforgettable holiday experience.

The 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, the 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.

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.

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 best choice for a real yachting enthusiast. Our Yacht Guide on page 112 will help you decipher which type of yacht is 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 77 yachts are just a sample of the world’s most prestigious yachts. We have access to the world market of 3,000-plus vessels.

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Steps for Chartering Successfully 1 While turning the pages of the Cruising Guides and Yacht Directory, take some time to think about the type of experience you are looking for from your yacht charter.

What style of charter and type of yacht would best suit the size and character of your charter party? What time of year would you like to cruise? Which cruising grounds are the most appealing? As you browse through 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 destinations, with expert tips and cruising itineraries to help you along the way.

H OW T O CHARTER All of Northrop & Johnson’s charter brokers have an encyclopedic knowledge of the best yachts and cruising grounds. The moment you make your first inquiry, your experienced 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, your charter broker will be available at any time to discuss your questions and concerns. Simply follow our Four Steps For Chartering Successfully and leave the details to us.

Sit back, relax and enjoy the experience.

2 Armed with a few ideas, the next step is to contact your Northrop & Johnson charter broker. All of our charter experts are passionate about what they do. They know all the yachts available and will craft a suggested itinerary based on your individual tastes and preferences. They will begin by suggesting yachts based on amenities, activities offered, and, of course availability, in the right cruising area for you.

3 Once you have chosen the most suitable yacht, your charter broker will negotiate the most competitive terms and prepare all the necessary paperwork to secure the yacht for your desired destination and dates.

4 Your charter broker will liaise with the yacht’s captain and together they will arrange every detail. From the logistics before, during and after the charter, to the menu choices, cruising locations and any special requirements, they will ensure that you and your guests have the most incredible and unforgettable holiday.

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CRUISING GUIDES The seas are our playground and Northrop & Johnson’s charter experts have traveled the globe to discover the latest hot spots and hidden gems to bring you the ultimate cruising guides.

Whether you are looking to explore off the beaten path 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. 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. The horizon is already getting closer.

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 Southern Turkey, 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, Seychelles & Maldives, Indonesia, South Pacific

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“The Med never gets tired.

It’s stunning, it’s chic, it’s trendy and it’s secluded all at the same time. Even if you’ve been for an annual pilgrimage, why not discover it in a whole new way. For example, step ashore in a port like Porto Venere for an Italian classic car road rally through the Tuscan countryside, stopping for a gourmet spectacular picnic set against a postcard-worthy backdrop straight from Under The Tuscan Sun."

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WESTERN MEDITERRANEAN Infinite in appeal, the vibrant cruising grounds of the Western Mediterranean are home to the world’s most glamorous coastlines. With an ideal climate throughout the summer, a huge variety of cruising options, and plenty of superyachts to choose from, this area fully justifies its chartering popularity. From the effortlessly elegant shores of the Côte d’Azur and the Amalfi Coast to the chic beach clubs of the Balearics and the rugged yet captivating islands of Corsica, Sardinia, Sicily and Malta, what’s not to love about the Western Mediterranean?

CRUISING GUIDES Côte d’Azur, Corsica & Sardinia, Amalfi Coast & the Aeolian Islands, Malta, The Balearics

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1 St. Tropez to Pampelonne Bay (6 nm) Embark in St. Tropez and spend the day acclimatizing to life on board. Take a dip in Pampelonne Bay, followed by lunch at the legendary Le Club 55. Head back to town for dinner at the three Michelin-starred La Vague d’Or and finish off the day with cabaret at L’Opera, Saint-Tropez or Brasserie des Arts.

Pampelonne Bay to Îles d'Hyères (30 nm) Drop anchor off Îles d’Hyères. Low-key in every way, these isles invite lazy days spent snorkeling around the coves of Île de Porquerolles (island rules – no scuba diving or jet skis allowed) and discovering the Porquerolles by bicycle (private cars are forbidden), enjoying the bougainvillea and windswept pines as you ride along.

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SUMMER DAZE The perennial favorite destination for the yachting crowd, the Côte d’Azur is the quintessential summer playground for superyachts. From sweeping bays with pine-fringed beaches backed with Belle Époque villas to fishing villages that harbor some of the most glamorous nightclubs in the world, it’s not hard to see why the French Riviera is the best-loved cruising ground in the world.

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Northrop & Johnson charter brokers reveal how to make the most of this summer playground as you cruise from St. Tropez to Monaco, soaking up market-fresh cuisine and a spritz of glamour as you go...

Indulge at the Spa Metropole by Givenchy, Hôtel Metropole, Monte Carlo Jump in at Bay d’Agay, St. Raphael Take the tender ashore to the exclusive Paloma Beach, Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat Enjoy drinks at Jimmy’z or Twiga, Monte Carlo Culture spy at Musée Picasso, Antibes Have fun in the sun at La Petite Plage, Juan-les-Pins Experience gastronomic delights at Le Louis XV, Hôtel de Paris, Monte Carlo Feast Michelin-star style at La Vague d’Or, Cheval Blanc St. Tropez

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4 Îles d'Hyères to Cannes (42 nm) Glide into the glittering Bay of Cannes. Head to the Old Town for a spot of culture. Early evening take a stroll along the stylish Croisette, before discovering hidden restaurants in the tiny cobblestoned streets.

5 Cannes to Cap d’Antibes (12 nm) Lying just off Cannes, Île Saint-Honorat is the place to head for a peaceful lunch at anchor. Ease toward 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 at the Eden-Roc Pavilion.

Cap d’Antibes to Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat (12 nm) Anchor in the horseshoe bay of Villefranche and tender ashore. Venture up to the medieval village of Èze or discover the ravishing gardens at Villa Ephrussi de Rothschild. Back on board, cruise around the headland to the tranquil Baie des Fourmis. Take the tender to Anjuna Beach in Èze-sur-Mer. 6

7 Cap Ferrat to Monaco (11 nm) Anchor in the Port of Monaco and discover one of the most glamorous capitals in the world. Walk around the Prince’s Palace and explore the boutiques of Monte Carlo. The Principality is also home to some of the finest restaurants in the world, including Le Louis XV – Alain Ducasse and Joël Robuchon.

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CORSICA & SARDINIA SEVEN-DAY ITINERARY 1 Calvi to Girolta (27 nm) Step aoard your charter yacht in Port Calvi and cruise to your first anchorage in the Scandola Nature Reserve. Located in the southern part of the Reserve, Girolata is considered one of the most spectacular and scenic anchorages along the Corsican coastline.

2 Girolta to Ajaccio (30 nm) Head south to Ajaccio and tender ashore to saunter through the old streets of Napoleon’s birthplace. Visit the cathedral, which dates back to 1593, and Maison Bonaparte (Napoleon’s house). Stay ashore to feast on local cuisine and enjoy Corsica’s capital city in all its charm.

A PERFECT BLEND Providing the perfect combination of effortless charm and elegance, the French island of Corsica and the neighboring Italian island of Sardinia provide an inimitable style that is both unique and totally different at the same time. From the rugged and mountainous island of Corsica to the manicured and exclusive coastline of Sardinia, when combined into a single itinerary, they provide a perfect blend of charm for a memorable charter.

3 Ajaccio to Bonifacio (50 nm) Head toward the southern tip of the island, swimming ashore to one of a trio of stunning beaches - Palombaggia, Santa Giulia or Rondinara.

Cruise alongside the cliffs of Bonifacio, allowing the true spectacle of the cantilevered 16th-century town to slowly unfold as you glide into the historic port.

4 Bonifacio to Maddalena Islands (27 nm) Discover the island of La Maddalena before cruising on to Razzoli and Spiaggia Rosa – the latter reputed to be one of the most beautiful beaches in the whole of the Mediterranean. Anchor off neighboring Santa Maria for a long lazy lunch at La Casitta overlooking the shallow waters of Manto della Madonna.

5 Maddalena Islands to Porto Cervo (12 nm) Porto Cervo is the epicenter of smart superyacht style. The famous Piazzetta and the small streets that wind through the town are packed with exclusive boutiques, world-renowned restaurants and bars. Step ashore as the sun sets and soak up the lively atmosphere.

6 Porto Cervo to Cala di Volpe (8 nm) Cruise around the headland to Cala di Volpe (Bay of the Fox). Lunch at Hotel Cala di Volpe followed by an afternoon of watersports. Head back to Porto Cervo and step ashore to dine by the water at Il Pescatore.

7 Cala di Volpe to Porto Rotondo (6 nm) Spend your final day anchored off Porto Rotondo. Take the tender ashore for a beachside morning or to explore the small village with its boutiques and contemporary art galleries. Take a stroll around the stylish port, before cruising back to disembark in Porto Cervo.

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Northrop & Johnson charter brokers reveal the hidden charms and exclusive enclaves that make for a perfect addition to any charter itinerary through Corsica & Sardinia...

Take a dip in the Roccapina rock pools, Corsica Snorkel or scuba at the UNESCO Scandola Nature Reserve, Corsica Discover Sardinia’s stunning beach Liscia Ruja Steer your yacht to the uninhabited island of Mortorio Join the “It” crowd at Il Portico, Porto Cervo For Japanese fusion cuisine head to Finger’s Club, Porto Cervo Browse designer boutiques, Porto Cervo Play a round at the Pevero Golf Club, Sardinia

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NATURAL HIGHS Famed for its vertiginous landscape, gourmet cuisine and picturesque coastline, the Amalfi Coast has long attracted travelers with its glorious culture, artistic heritage and vibrant culinary scene. Depending on where you cruise, you can enjoy Michelinstarred restaurants and authentic trattorias. Further south, the volcanic Aeolian Islands and the island of Sicily reveal some of the most dramatic landscapes and fascinating historical sites in the Mediterranean.

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Northrop & Johnson charter brokers seek out secluded old favorites and the latest hot spots that only the locals know about with a ten-day itinerary...

For colorful ceramics check out Ceramica Assunta, Positano Purchase made-to-measure Capri pants from La Parisienne, Capri Browse the shelves at 3 Denari, Positano Take a hair-raising ride up to Anacapri, Capri Enjoy cocktails at Quisi Bar, Capri Sip Prosecco in Buca di Bacco – a Positano institution Indulge at the Aveda Spa, Le Sirenuse, Positano Discover the UNESCO Valley of the Temples, Sicily

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1 Naples to Ischia (16 nm) Embark in the lively city of Naples and cruise across the bay to the volcanic island of Ischia. Known as the “Island of well-being,” experience the thermal springs to the south of the island where you can lie in pools of warm water.

Step ashore for a stroll along the quay in Sant'Angelo, followed by dinner.

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2 3 Ischia to Capri (16 nm) Cruise to the west of Capri for a choice of secluded anchorages. Early evening head to the main town for an aperitif on the Piazzetta. Spend a few days anchored off Italy's most glamorous island, stepping ashore to enjoy its many offerings as the crowds depart back to the mainland late afternoon.

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 wander around Sorrento’s charming pedestrian lanes, exploring little boutiques as you go.

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.

Take the tender to the Treville Beach Club in Laurito Bay or step ashore and drive the hairpin bends to the Michelin-starred Il San Pietro di Positano.

6 Positano to Amalfi to Panarea (120 nm) Boasting past glories as a maritime state, Amalfi offers a day of cultural exploration. At the hub of the historic center is the Piazza del Duomo.

While away a few hours discovering the cathedral’s Baroque interior before strolling through the piazza. Overnight to the Aeolian Islands.

7 8 Stromboli & Panarea (30 nm) A Mediterranean paradise, the archipelago of seven Aeolian Islands – Stromboli, Panarea, Salina, Lipari, Vulcano, Filicudi and Alicudi – have escaped mass development. Anchor off the volcanic island of Stromboli, where the volcano has been in a state of near-continuous eruption for 2,000 years. The island is best observed at sunset from the decks of a yacht. Spend a peaceful night anchored before cruising on to the fashionable Panarea and the chic Hotel Raya for an evening of dancing under the stars.

9 10 Panarea to Taormina, Sicily (67 nm) Cruise through the Strait of Messina to Taormina on the island of Sicily. With an abundance of Greek and Roman architecture and myriad natural wonders, the island has enduring appeal. Spend the next few days overdosing on Sicily's vibrant lifestyle, natural beauty and splendid Sicilian culture.

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Valletta (UNESCO World Heritage Site), Malta Embark in the deep-water port of Grand Harbour Marina. The stunning marina is located right at the heart of Malta’s capital.

The waterfront has a backdrop of watchtowers, monuments and ancient merchant houses with bars and restaurants aplenty.

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Marsaxlokk to Golden Bay (15 nm) Stroll through the colorful fishing village of Marsaxlokk and venture inland to explore the Ħal Saflieni Hypogeum. The underground necropolis was excavated around 2500BC and consists of a series of elliptical chambers. Back on board, take the tender, paddleboards or kayaks to explore the iridescent waters of the nearby Blue Grotto.

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. The currents surrounding Malta – and the neighboring islands of Gozo and Comino – keep the waters in this part of the Mediterranean crystal clear, which makes them ideal for all manner of superyacht activities.

Golden Bay to Comino (6 nm) Take an early morning dip in the clear waters that lap Golden Bay before heading ashore to discover the ancient walled capital of Mdina. Known as the Silent City, the citadel, historic Palazzos and museums are a testament to Malta’s long history. Back on board, cruise north to Paradise Bay on the beautiful island of Comino.

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Comino to Gozo (12 nm) With more than 30 miles of coastline to explore, the largely uninhabited island of Comino is famed for its aquamarine waters and stunning underwater world. Ashore, the tiny island is a paradise for ramblers. Back on board, cruise to the charming island of Gozo. Steeped in myth, Gozo is thought to be the legendary Calypso's isle of Homer's Odyssey - a peaceful, mythical backwater.

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7 Gozo to Valletta, Malta (25 nm) Spend a few days diving and snorkeling Gozo’s rugged landscape, spectacular coastline and stunning underwater world, before cruising back toward Valletta, dropping anchor in beautiful little bays for a leisurely lunch or a dip in the warm waters.

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Discover the ancient capital of Mdina, Malta Explore a labyrinth of ancient catacombs, Malta Swim in Comino’s Blue Lagoon Take a walk through the astonishing Saint John’s Co-Cathedral, Valletta Discover Gozo’s Ġgantija temples - a UNESCO World Heritage Site, they are older than Egypt's Pyramids Take a dip at Ramla Beach, one of most beautiful red sand beaches on the island of Gozo

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THE GOLDEN ISLES Whether you are looking for a summer sojourn, spring break, or a winter weekend, the Maltese Islands are perfect for the life aquatic. Such is their beauty that even the pretty warm sandstone buildings glow golden in more than 300 days of sunshine. Take in Malta’s beautiful historic capital, Valletta, a UNESCO World Heritage site, or just laze on some of the Mediterranean’s best beaches, dropping anchor to step ashore for a dose of well-being and delicious gourmet fare whenever the mood takes you.

Wellbeing Resplendent with beautiful beaches lapped by clear waters, the Maltese Islands have become known for their wellbeing offerings. From retreats hidden among vineyards and olive groves to thalassotherapy spas down by the water’s edge, the islands’ are up there with the Mediterranean’s best therapeutic destinations. Northrop & Johnson charter brokers recommend a handful of the top spas worth stepping ashore to…

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The Athenaeum Spa, Corinthia Palace Hotel & Spa, Malta Myoka 5 Senses Spa, Malta The Well Spa, Palazzo Consiglia, Malta Myoka Lotus Spa, Malta Kempinski The Spa & Ayurveda Center, Gozo Cuisine

Maltese cuisine is a tantalizing melting-pot of the various cultures that have occupied the Islands over the millennia.

The dynamic gastronomic culture has gained international attention and 2020 sees Malta join the Michelin Guide.

Northrop & Johnson charter brokers recommend a handful of the best restaurants on the islands’…

Villa Corinthia at the Corinthia Palace Hotel & Spa, Malta • L'Agape, Malta • Ta'Frenc, Gozo • Noni, Malta • Grain, Malta • The De Mondion, Malta • Tartarun, Malta

For up to date information on cruising around the Maltese Islands, go to www.northropandjohnson.com, or speak to your Northrop & Johnson charter expert.

Events The Maltese Islands hold over 365 events throughout the year; showcasing everything from music, film and food festivals to yacht races. Our charter experts pick the highlights…

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Malta International Choir Festival: March 5th – 8th Malta International Fireworks Festival: April 18th – 30th Village Festas – June – September Malta International Jazz Festival: July 13th – 18th Malta Classic (automobile): October 10th – 13th

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THE BALEARICS TEN-DAY ITINERARY 1 Palma de Mallorca to Cabrera Island (28 nm) Embark in the cosmopolitan capital of Palma. The capital's cobbled streets are home to designer boutiques and local artisans sitting alongside traditional tavernas and tapas bars. Cruise across to the nature reserve island of Cabrera for a peaceful night's anchorage.

WHITE HOT SUMMER From spring through to late October, enjoy long summer days that adorn The Balearic Islands. Nicknamed “The Golden Spanish Isles”, Mallorca, Menorca and Ibiza have evolved to be among Europe’s most glamorous vacation hot spots, attracting well-heeled travelers to enjoy the long hours of sunshine and hip, worldclass hangouts. Stunning beaches and clear water bays punctuate their breezy coastlines, while ashore, Michelin-starred restaurants and state-of-the-art marinas welcome the superyacht crowd in style.

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Thrill the senses at Mallorca’s famous Mercat de l’Olivar food market Reserve a table at Marc Fosh or Zaranda, Mallorca For cabaret and gastronomic splendor head to Heart, Ibiza Less boho, more chic? Try the Cotton Beach Club, Ibiza Dive underwater flora and fauna at Cabrera Archipelago National Park Swim in the clear waters of the UNESCO biosphere reserve, Menorca

2 3 Cabrera Island to Ibiza Town, Ibiza (70 nm) Early morning cruise toward the "White Isle". You can expect plenty of long lazy lunches, rosé and boho glamour as you spend the next few days lolling around the island’s rugged coastline. Those looking for an immersive clubbing experience should try Ushuaïa Ibiza, while legendary Pikes is the place to head for an iconic Ibiza party.

4 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 beautiful uninhabited island. The nearby bicycle-friendly island of Formentera is perfect for a quiet anchorage. Early morning jump in to dive the underwater world of the Els Freus Marine Reserve.

5 Formentera to Es Vedrà to Cala Salada (32 nm) Cruise along the southern coastline of Ibiza and anchor off the mystical island of Es Vedrà. Jump in and snorkel around the impressive rock formation. Head to Cala Salada for dinner ashore.

6 7 Cala Salada to Soller, Mallorca (72 nm) Depart Ibiza in the early hours and cruise toward Mallorca for an afternoon of watersports anchored beneath the towering cliff of Cabo de la Mola. Early evening, head to the bay of Port de Sóller and venture inland to the mountain town of Sóller for sundowners.

8 9 Port de Sóller to Cala Morell, Menorca (48 nm) Often referred to as the “beat free” Balearic, the island of Menorca is the place to head when Ibiza and Mallorca leave you feeling jaded.

Spend a few days 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. Berth at the wonderfully situated Club de Mar marina in central Palma and spend the day back in the Old Town.

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EASTERN MEDITERRANEAN Rich in both heritage and beauty, the cruising grounds of the Eastern Mediterranean have magic and mystery that nowhere else can match. Volcanic islands simmer with majestic magnificence, lush pine trees infuse the sea breezes and the varying, electrifying shades of the water defy belief. The Greek islands are suffused with mythology, whitewashed houses and beautiful beaches; the sun-drenched Cyclades island chain remains a hub of superyacht activity throughout the summer months, while the Ionian islands still have some quiet corners just waiting to be explored by yacht.

Further west in the Adriatic Sea, discover the little-known wonders of the unspoiled Dalmatian Coast.

Or cruise farther still to the extensive coastline of Southern Turkey where east meets west at the gateway to the Orient.

Whichever cruising ground you choose, prepare to be spellbound.

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CRUISING GUIDES Southern Turkey, Croatia’s Dalmatian Coast, The Ionian Islands, The Cyclades

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1 Bodrum to Knidos (25 nm) Life in Bodrum centers on the two ports, where cafés, bars, restaurants and tavernas make it easy to slip into a lazy pace of life. Step up onboard to view the stunning city backdrop as you head out on a charter to Göcek via Knidos, Datça, Bozburun and Marmaris.

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The marina in Datça Harbour is a hub of activity, with shops, bars and restaurants open late into the night inviting postdinner browsing.

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TURKISH DELIGHTS Promising more history, culture and scenic anchorages than one could hope for, this is the Mediterranean at its most exotic. 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.” Sailing the clear turquoise waters is a pure delight, but those who venture inland will be rewarded with an enormous wealth of archaeological and historical sites as well as a contemporary Turkey with colorful bazaars, fabulous cuisine and chic bars – all just waiting to be enjoyed and explored.

Datça to Keçi Bükü (22 nm) Cruise toward Keçi Bükü, dropping anchor to swim in secret coves along the way. Spend the day enjoying watersports in the natural deep-water anchorage of Keçi Bükü.

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5 Keçi Bükü to Marmaris (66 nm) Anchor in the pine-clad bay of Marmaris and enjoy an afternoon of watersports. Browse the traditional Grand Bazaar, wander through the older Kaleici district, catch an open-air concert in the amphitheater, or simply watch the world go by at one of the local restaurants and cocktail bars.

Marmaris to Ekincik (17 nm) Cruise east to Ekincik. It is worth setting aside a day to visit Dalyan, with its fourth-century BC Lycian rock tombs carved into the cliff face. There are also local mud baths in ancient Kaunos where you can wallow in mineral-rich bliss.

Ekincik to Göcek (30 nm) An ideal point to disembark, Göcek is a small but popular destination known for its yachting scene. Stroll along the palm-lined seafront and shop for trinkets, carpets and other fine fare, with regular stops for a glass of raki, Turkey’s answer to ouzo, to boost your negotiating confidence.

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Step ashore to the gardens at Mehmet Ali Ağa Mansion, Datça Dine at Kurochan by Loki at the Mandarin Oriental Bodrum Book a treatment at the Mytha Spa, D Maris Bay, Marmaris Steal away on an evening trip to the ancient site of Olympus Visit the picturesque lagoon of Ölüdeniz Experience a real Turkish Hammam bath Explore the caves of Nimara Mağarasi

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C R OAT I A 14-DAY ITINERARY 1 2 Kotor, Montenegro to Dubrovnik, Croatia (42 nm) The tiny country of Montenegro is the perfect gateway to Croatian waters. Spend a few days exploring the naturally gorgeous landscape before embarking on your yacht charter.

3 Dubrovnik to Mljet (35 nm) Stroll around Dubrovnik’s ancient city walls for an overview of the Old Town and discover the remarkable UNESCO World Heritage Site. Cruise to the island of Mljet for a peaceful anchorage near the village of Polače.

4 Mljet to Korčula (20 nm) Explore the isolated bays that dot the coastline as you cruise toward Korčula. Explore its crooked medieval streets or venture inland to stroll through olive groves and vineyards.

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. Early evening, dine at one of the many seafood restaurants that line the port before heading to the island’s exclusive nightspot, Carpe Diem.

The following day, recover and party at its sister venue, Carpe Diem Beach.

7 Hvar to Brač (13 nm) Hvar may have the best party scene, but anchoring off a quieter island, such as Brač, is equally appealing to many. Swim ashore to the picturesque beach of Zlatni Rat (Golden Cape) – Croatia’s most famous beach and is ideal for an afternoon of watersports.

8 Brac to Split (10 nm) Cruise to Split and spend the day exploring the UNESCO World Heritage Site. Made up of towers, fortifications, vaults and apartments that have been turned into a warren of boutiques, cafes, bars and restaurants, the old town is a blend of ancient and new.

9 10 Split to the Kornati Islands (59 nm) Spend the next few days cruising around the Kornati archipelago. Comprising some 152 islands and islets, the waters are generally deserted and provide some of the most beautiful anchorages in the Mediterranean.

Kornati to Vis (57 nm) Wend your way toward Montenegro, cruising south for a stunning anchorage off the remote island of Vis. Often likened to Capri, complete with its own blue grotto (but without the crowds), and a coastline made up of beautiful white-sand beaches.

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14 Dubrovnik to Kotor, Montenegro (42 nm) Clear out of Croatia at Cavtat and cruise into Montenegro. Spend the day anchored off Boka Kotorska before disembarking at Porto Montenegro.

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

From Split to Dubrovnik, the southern 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 1,100 islands, it is a haven for the waterborne.

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Stroll along Split’s picturesque waterfront Swim in the Blue Grotto, Biševo Cruise in the stunning Bay of Kotor, Montenegro Enjoy one of Split’s many film and theater festivals Enjoy the delights of the historic Aman Sveti Stefan resort, Montenegro Stupe’s Moro Beach Club is the latest hot spot for the yachting crowd For old school glamour head to the beach club Bonj Les Bains, Hvar

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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 Erimitis cliffs along the northwest coast of Paxos before discovering the buzzing island. With its mix of sophistication and unspoiled seclusion, Paxos’ three main harbors – Gaios, Loggos and Lakka – provide ample opportunities for entertainment ashore, while small coves and bays offer secluded anchorages.

QUINTESSENTIAL CLASSICS Suffused with intrigue and adorned with whitewashed houses and stunning beaches lapped by beautiful warm waters, the Ionian Islands are adored by the yachting crowd. Located off the northwest coast of mainland Greece, the seven islands combine the beauty of traditional Greek countryside with a distinct Venetian flavor, thanks to their proximity to Italy. The waters offer some of the best sailing in the Mediterranean with bright blue skies and stiff afternoon breezes.

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Windsurf at Vassiliki, Levkada Kayak the subterranean lake in the cave of Melissani Hang out at Ben's Bar on Monodendri Beach, Paxos Shop the boutiques along the bustling shorefront on Zakynthos Tender to the uninhabited Atokos Island for a picnic lunch ashore Hike up to the Venetian castle that dominates the island of Paxos

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3 Paxos to Antipaxos (3 nm) The Greeks love their “anti” islands and Antipaxos sums up why. Lying just off the Paxos’ south coast is the tiny islet of Antipaxos. A haven for watersports enthusiasts, ashore the island is endowed with a multitude of green vegetation and shaded trails.

Antipaxos to Levkas (32 nm) Cruise on to Levkas and spend another day enjoying all manner of watersports activities. Reliable winds in the south of the island at Vasiliki provide some of the best windsurfing conditions in the Mediterranean, while the deep coves and turquoise-colored bays of Meganisi provide idyllic anchorages.

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Cephalonia to Zakynthos (46 nm) Cruise to the furthest island in the Ionian chain, Zakynthos. Relax in the therapeutic sulfur springs around Keri or head to one of the island’s stunning beaches. Take an early evening stroll along the shorefront of Zakynthos Town before disembarking or cruising overnight to Corfu.

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THE CYC L A D E S

BLUE, BLUE, ELECTRIC BLUE With their steady winds, dramatic landscapes and natural harbors, the Cyclades are a haven for waterborne travelers. Offering everything from total silence to a vibrant nightlife, numerous itineraries can be carved out through the Cyclades archipelago. From the cosmopolitan Mykonos, famous for its nightlife, to bohemian Hydra and majestic Santorini, each island has a unique personality, but their charms are unanimous.

SEVEN-DAY ITINERARY 1 Athens to Kea (40 nm) Embark on your Cyclades yacht 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 as you begin to appreciate the laid-back charm of Greek-island cruising.

Kea to Sifnos (40 nm) Take an anti-clockwise circle around the Cyclades, cruising past Kythnos and Serifos to the sophisticated island of Sifnos. Climb to the medieval hilltop village of Kastro and reward your efforts with dinner at one of the seafood restaurants that line the cosmopolitan port of Kamares.

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3 Sifnos to Milos (23 nm) Cruise toward Milos. Explore the ancient ruins up in Plaka before stepping back on board for a sunset cocktail while watching the stunning colors change as the sun dips into the ocean.

Milos to Santorini (55 nm) The vertiginous island of Santorini is one of the most popular of the Cyclades. Take the cable car to Fira and browse the boutiques that line the cobbled streets. Take in the spectacular views over the caldera while dining at the restaurant Homeric Poems.

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5 Santorini to Ios (22 nm) Dip your toes in the sands of the stunning beaches around the satellite islands of Thirassia, Palea and Nea Kameni, before heading north for a peaceful night’s anchorage at Ios. Head to Chora and sip a sundowner while watching the sky turn to a fiery red.

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Savor sushi and cocktails at Ovac, Santorini Enjoy an Aegean Julep ashore or onboard Dip your toes in the black sand at 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 Head to Caprice for sunset cocktails, Mykonos

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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 sandy beaches lapped by sparkling blue waters. Discover the archipelagos’ 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.

A haven for waterborne travelers, the Caribbean offers some of the best tropical island cruising in the world.

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Nassau & Paradise Island Step onboard on the vibrant island of 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 toward Warderick Wells Cay and the Exuma Cays Land and Sea Park. The 35-mile long nature sanctuary boasts numerous cays, islets and unspoiled beaches, and is home to brilliant coral reefs and exotic marine life.

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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.

If deep-sea fishing captures your imagination, a trip can easily be arranged.

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4 Staniel Cay to Compass Cay (10 nm) It is a short cruise to neighboring Compass Cay. A natural paradise, Compass Cay is made up of 450 acres with 15 beaches to explore, the most spectacular of which is the long Crescent Beach.

EXTRAORDINARY EXUMAS Scattered across some 100,000 square miles, the 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. Comprising 365 islands, islets and cays, the Exumas are the most popular cruising area in the archipelago.

With anchorages anywhere from an hour to seven hours apart, there is plenty of space to find privacy, even during the peak cruising season – so where you go really depends on how many islands you want to visit.

Compass Cay to Shroud Cay (30 nm) A deep, crystal clear lagoon on the northwest of Compass Cay, Rachel’s Bubble Bath is one of the finest swimming holes in the whole of the Caribbean. At mid to high tide, ocean waves splash into the pool creating white foam: nature’s very own Jacuzzi.

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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. The vertical, 72-foot (22m) coral wall 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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Swim and snorkel the cave of Thunderball Grotto Snorkel the relics of an old DC-3 airplane, Norman’s Cay Throw hot dogs to the nurse sharks, Compass Cay Feed the pigs that swim off Big Major Cay Enjoy curry conch chowder at MacDuff’s, Norman’s Cay

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1 Tortola Board your luxury yacht in Tortola 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.

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Climb Mount Sage, Tortola Dive Ringdove Rock, Norman Island Sea-kayak around The Baths, Virgin Gorda 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 Learn to kitesurf, Anegada

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 on to Norman Island. The island is said to be the inspiration for Robert Louis Stevenson’s Treasure Island and the waters are the perfect spot for watersports.

3 Norman Island to Salt Island (5 nm) Cruise to Virgin Gorda and spend the morning bathing in the secluded rock pools of The Baths or head straight to 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.

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Salt Island to Cooper Island (2 nm) Set a course for Cooper Island and spend the afternoon exploring the brilliant coral wall known as Alice in Wonderland. Sloping from 40 feet (12m) to a sandy bottom at 100 feet (30m), the diving here is often referred to as a fantasy due to the vibrant colors and huge coral formations.

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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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Celebrate your final evening at Foxy’s Tamarind Bar.

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Antigua to Nevis (55 nm) Spend a few days cruising around the beautiful island of Antigua, jumping in to discover some of the finest coral reefs in the Caribbean, before heading to the exclusive island of Nevis for a peaceful anchorage.

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St. Eustatius to Saba (21 nm) Cruise toward the tiny island of Saba. The volcanic island doesn’t have any beaches but offers plenty of diving opportunities for the skilled SCUBA divers in the charter party. Spend a peaceful night anchored off the tranquil island.

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If you crave a Caribbean idyll with white sand beaches, lush rainforests and laidback charm, the Leeward Islands have these essentials in abundance. Spanning some 120 miles from Anguilla in the north to Dominica in the south, the archipelago has long been a haven for seafarers, and today the sheltered waters offer the finest bluewater cruising grounds in the Caribbean. From the sophisticated French island of St. Barths to the old world charm of Antigua, both ashore and on the water, they offer an exotic concoction of modern chic and laid-back Caribbean lure.

Saba to St. Barths (31 nm) With a distinctly French flavor, the quintessentially chic island of St. Barths is the Caribbean’s take on St. Tropez. This is the place to go for pristine beaches, calm waters and gourmet restaurants. In fact, St. Barts has so much to offer, it would be wise to dedicate at least two nights to the island so that you can really discover the French island’s joie de vivre.

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10 Anguilla to St. Martin (15 nm) Cross over to St. Martin and slowly acclimatize to a 21st-century pace of life. The island enjoys a dual personality – part Dutch, part French – and has exuberant nightspots, duty-free shops and exciting casinos promising an upbeat, cosmopolitan experience – the final link in your Leeward Islands’ chain.

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Step ashore to the uber-luxe Jumby Bay, Antigua Explore UNESCO World Heritage Site Nelson’s Dockyard 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. Barths For sushi and live music head to Bête a Z’Ailes, St. Barths Chill at the chic beach club Le Toiny, St. Barths

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AB C D ANTIGUA, BARBUDA, CAN-DOS 1 Explore Nelson’s Dockyard & Museum Immerse yourself in Antigua’s rich history with a visit to the island’s most renowned landmark, Nelson’s Dockyard and Museum. The UNESCO Heritage Site stands as the only remaining example of a Georgian fort commissioned by the British in 1755. Join locals with a picnic in the park and discover the elegantly restored Clarence House, Shirley Heights Lookout and Fort Berkeley.

2 Savor gastronomic delights Antigua is currently enjoying a gastronomic boom that is rich with local and global flavor and culture. Fortunately, the best restaurants are gloriously perched along the Atlantic or Caribbean with spectacular views.

3 Party in Shirley Heights Head to the old fortifications of Shirley Heights Lookout for a perfect Caribbean sunset over English and Falmouth Harbour. Dance the night away to the rhythm of steel drums, reggae and Caribbean beats while sipping local rum cocktails.

4 Escape the crowds Cruise to Antigua’s sister island Barbuda and bask in the calm, relaxing natural beauty that the island offers. Think crystal and pink sand beaches and sun-setting moments.

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Discover Barbuda’s hidden caves

Step into a labyrinth of caves steep in steeped in pirate history on Barbuda. Discover petroglyph drawings left by Arawak Indians at Indian Cave or hike to Darby’s Cave to uncover fauna, stalactites and palm trees set around a plunging sinkhole.

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 cruising on to Barbuda and progressing through the Leeward archipelago.

Make the twin-island nation of Antigua and Barbuda a journey to consider. Colorful culture, white sands and tranquil waters make these cruising grounds the stuff of tropical dreams. With a beach to visit every day of the year, along with lively reefs and lush nature ashore, it’s little surprise that Antigua and Barbuda have become one of the most popular ports-of-call on any bonafide charterer's itinerary. Northrop & Johnson charter brokers highlight the best of this dual-island nation.

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BAREFOOT CHIC 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 remain so, 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 and Grenada, makes for the perfect Windward Island cruising itinerary.

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Northrop & Johnson charter brokers recommend these must-do experiences when cruising the Grenadines...

Hike up Gros Piton, St. Lucia Chill out at the Spa Village, Marigot Bay 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 Discover the spectacular waterfalls of Baleine, St. Vincent Stroll along the picturesque waterfront of St. George’s, Grenada Dive the remote reefs off Carriacou

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1 St. Lucia to St. Vincent (40 nm) Spend a few nights ashore at the stunning Marigot Bay Resort and Marina. Cruise to St. Vincent in the Grenadines for your first night at anchor. The island – which has to date seen limited tourism development – remains lush, mountainous and agricultural.

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2 St. Vincent to Bequia (15 nm) From the peaceful anchorage of Cumberland Bay, cruise south to the lush green island of Bequia. Enjoy an evening ashore at the bustling capital of Port Elizabeth or head inland to explore the old forts and Bequia’s summit, Mount Pleasant.

3 Bequia to Mustique (8 nm) Probably one of the best-known islands in the Caribbean, Mustique is the ultimate in barefoot luxury. Step back in time with afternoon tea at The Cotton House followed by an evening of Caribbean revelry at Basil’s Bar. 4 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 beautiful anchorage. Anchor between Petit Rameau and Petit Bateau and swim and snorkel through the stunning underwater world.

5 Tobago Cays to Petit St. Vincent (8 nm) Cruise over to Petit St. Vincent – your own desert island offering total privacy and seclusion along two miles of white sand beaches.

6 Petit St. Vincent to Carriacou (12 nm) Spend your last full day discovering the varied coastline of Carriacou.

Known as the "Isle of Reefs", its varied coastline has many offshore islets that 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 yacht charter. Affectionately named the “Spice Island,” thanks to its abundant production of spices, Grenada has always been one of the more sophisticated Caribbean islands. Spend a few days ashore exploring the island’s verdant interior and stunning beaches.

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TURKS & CAICOS SEVEN-DAY ITINERARY 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. Step ashore to dine at Seven – a firm favorite with the yachting crowd.

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2 Grace Bay to Fort George Cay (6 nm) Anchor off Fort George Cay and discover the amazing underwater world. The waters off the Turks and Caicos are home to the thirdlargest coral reef in the world.

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Fort George Cay to Parrot Cay (4 nm) The first resort to bring Asian style to the Caribbean, Parrot Cay is the ultimate island idyll. Doze on the beach, stick a flag in the sand for a delicious rum punch, or step ashore to the zen-like COMO Shambhala spa.

Marooned between the Caribbean and The Bahamas, the idyllic archipelago of the Turks and Caicos may not be a classic Caribbean cruising ground, but the 41 islands offer an abundance of attractions for any luxury yacht charter. As its name suggests, the islands of the Turks and Caicos are 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.

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 and can only be discovered by boat.

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

7 Salt Cay to Providenciales (65 nm) Make your way back toward Providenciales and spend the afternoon at the Amanyara Spa. Located next to the 18,000-acre Northwest Point Marine National Park, the resort is brimming with facilities for even the most discerning of guests.

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Northrop & Johnson charter brokers recommend the best attractions, activities and hospitality to be found in the Turks & Caicos...

Step ashore to the 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 Enjoy a challenging day on the greens at the Provo Golf Club

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“The Pacific Northwest is one of the most incredible and often overlooked destinations in the world. Witness whales swimming alongside as you glide past mirrored waters reflecting the lush mountains. Whether it is active experiences like heli-hiking you seek, meeting local ancient tribesman, salmon fishing, horse riding or bear watching, cruising this virgin region gives you access to pristine lands and waters not overrun by tourists.�

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From the inspiring shores of the Pacific Northwest, the quaint New England coastline and cosmopolitan Florida to the unique landscapes of Mexico and the Galรกpagos Islands, wild shores and dramatic scenery offer endless cruising possibilities throughout the huge American continent. A charter in North America encompasses an incredibly diverse coastline with serene anchorages and a charming yachting heritage atmosphere while way over to the west you can explore the Gold Coast and dive fascinating reefs along the Pacific coastline of Mexico. Alternatively, the Galรกpagos lie in rare isolation and provide absolute peace and solitude to anyone venturing to their shores.

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PA C I F I C NORTHWEST TEN-DAY ITINERARY 1 Juneau to Holkham Bay (40 nm) Deep in southeast Alaska, Juneau is an enchanting point of entry to the remote Inside Passage. Cruise to Holkham Bay, aka the “Iceberg Graveyard.”

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. A great place to whale-spot and see calving glaciers.

Endicott Arm to The Brothers (47 nm) The two Brothers islands are a gentle introduction to the environment you will encounter during your cruise. Drifting in such a remote location brings you up close to intriguing creatures in their natural habitats. Step ashore to explore the rugged landscape.

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AWE-INSPIRING ADVENTURES Those looking for an adventurous charter should consider the wild landscape of Alaska’s southern coast.

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.

The Brothers to Baranof Island (48 nm) Spend the next few days exploring Baranof Island. One of three major islands in the Tongass National Forest, it is home to the world’s highest concentration of bears. Hike the lakes and take a dip in the Baranof Warm Springs.

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Sitka to Point Adolphus (110 nm) From the stunning anchorage of Sitka, head to Port Adolphus and prepare for an encounter with humpback whales as you cruise through the intricate waterways of the Icy Strait with an expert guide.

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Hike along trails to the freshwater Beaver Lake, Desolation Sound Hunt for oysters and clams in the warm waters of Desolation Sound Marine Provincial Park Scuba dive around the islands, coves and reefs in Pender Harbour 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 of Chatterbox Falls, Vancouver Island

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HIGHS OF SUMMER 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, Rhode Island, soak up the laid-back East Coast ambiance on the stylish holiday islands of Martha’s Vineyard and Nantucket, and cruise to the 17th-century college town of Boston, Massachusetts. For longer charters, the natural beauty of Maine should not be missed.

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Northrop & Johnson charter brokers tempt you ashore with the endless supply of attractions, activities and hospitality along this historic coastline...

Visit the Mayflower II, Plymouth Swim in the still waters of Nantucket Sound Climb the mighty 252-foot (75m) 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 Havard Square, Boston Walk along the cliffs of Aquinnah, Martha’s Vineyard Taste lobster at The Clarke Cooke House, Newport Head to the Castle Hill Inn for the best sunset in Newport

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1 Newport Newport has long been the gateway to New England, especially for yachtsmen. Experience the wealth and power of those who made Newport a center of grand society with a visit to one of the Newport Mansions. Spend the afternoon strolling along the Cliff Walk before joining the yachting crowd in the bars and the restaurants that line the yachting capital’s lively waterfront.

2 3 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. Step ashore to Edgartown for an island clambake – a Vineyard tradition.

4 Martha’s Vineyard to Nantucket (20 nm) Cruise to the crescent-shaped Nantucket Island. Dock in Nantucket Boat Basin and explore the wonderful restaurants, antique shops and galleries in Nantucket Town. Roam this crescent-shaped island by bicycle and take a refreshing dip in the Atlantic Ocean.

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

Provincetown to Plymouth (20 nm) Cruise across the bay of Cape Cod to Plymouth. Visit theMayflower II – a replica of the 17th-century ship Mayflower, celebrated for transporting the Pilgrims to the New World in November 1620.

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Rich in history and ambiance, Boston successfully combines big city style with a small-town ambience and atmosphere. Hook up with the Freedom Trail – a red brick line that winds around 2.5 miles of the city, linking 16 of the most historic sites.

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FLORIDA K EYS SEVEN-DAY ITINERARY 1 Fort Lauderdale Spend a day soaking up Fort Lauderdale’s vibrant atmosphere ashore before embarking on your luxury yacht charter through the easy-paced Florida Keys. The city’s 23 miles of coastline plays host to some of the best beaches in Florida, while the city itself boasts a wealth of galleries, museums, restaurants and bars.

2 Fort Lauderdale to Miami (25 nm) Cruise on to the cosmopolitan and chic Miami and step ashore to discover the fast-paced, high-energy, high-fashion city that parties hard and lives life to the full. More than half the locals speak Spanish, making this tropical paradise feel more South American than American.

3 Miami to Elliott Key (20 nm) Early morning head to South Beach, famous for its pastel-painted Art Deco hotels, neon signs and pavement cafes on Ocean Drive.

Cruise to the quiet anchorage of Elliott Key.

Elliot 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. Relive the memory of the 1948 Bogart and Bacall film noir “Key Largo.”

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SUNSHINE STATE-OF-MIND Famed for its year-round balmy temperatures, there is much more to the “Sunshine State” of Florida than Mickey and Minnie. The pleasant coastline boasts long stretches of sandy beaches, world-class golf courses and elegant palm-lined boulevards that are home to an array of shops, restaurants and bars. Step ashore to explore the chic cities of Miami, Fort Lauderdale and Palm Beach before cruising to the Florida Keys.

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Northrop & Johnson charter brokers reveal how to make the most of this sunny destination as you cruise from Miami to the Florida Keys...

Drive inland to the Everglades National Park Snorkel and fish in the waters around Bache Shoal, Elliott Key Take a walking tour of Miami's pastel Art Deco buildings, Miami Cool off on deck with a Rum Runnerin Windley Key Dine on local conch at Key West Bight Watch street performers as the sun sets on Mallory Square Take a self-guided “Duval Pub Crawl”

5 Key Largo to Islamorada (15 nm) Drop anchor in the waters surrounding the Islamorada archipelago.

The self-proclaimed Sport Fishing Capital of the World, cast a line for sailfish offshore or bonefish along the Atlantic shallows.

6 Islamorada to Newfound Harbor (52 nm) Step ashore at Duck Key to stroll through the canals and over pretty Venetian-style bridges before heading to anchor off Hawks Cay for lunch. Early afternoon cruise through Newfound Harbor and anchor off Grassy Key. Spend the afternoon snorkeling, fishing or tendering to one of the sandbars.

7 Newfound Harbor to Key West (25 nm) Snorkel through the Looe Key Marine Sanctuary before heading to the end of the peninsula and Key West. For the full flavor of what the locals call the “Conch Republic,” while away a few hours wandering around Ernest Hemingway’s home, and watch the sunset from Mallory Square.

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SEA SAFARI On the Pacific coast of Mexico, the Gulf of California (aka the Sea of Cortez) is one of the most stunning cruising grounds in the Americas.

The combination of volcanic islands, desert landscapes and limestone cliffs set against brilliant blue waters in the Gulf of California, make for a voyage of discovery.

It is only possible to fully explore this remote corner of the globe by boat, and being so remote, it remains unspoiled and uncrowded.

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Cabo San Lucas to San José del Cabo (16 nm) Located at the southern tip of Baja California, Cabo San Lucas is the best place to embark on a charter through the Sea of Cortez. Head up on deck and scan the fantastic landscape including the “Los Cabos Corridor” – a strip of land where the desert meets the sea stretching 20 miles between Cabo San Lucas and San José.

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

3 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.

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 coastline. Renowned for its fishing and diving opportunities, the famous El Bajo reef lies just offshore.

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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 exploring, step back on board for lunch before taking a tender through the mangroves or jumping in to snorkel around the small sandbanks.

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

7 Isla Partida to La Paz (20 nm) After a morning swimming, cruise to La Paz and your final port-of-call. Explore the colonial waterfront city as you ease back into a 21st-century pace of life, tasting your final flavors of Mexico. Disembark at the Marina de La Paz.

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Northrop & Johnson charter brokers highlight the best of the Sea of Cortez during a week-long charter...

Join locals on the famous Art Walk (Thursdays only), San José del Cabo Surf the break at Costa Azul Beach, San José del Cabo 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 with sea lions, Los Islotes Quad-bike through the Wild Canyon Adventures Park, Cabo San Lucas

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For an alternative Mexican charter, head to the Yucatán Peninsula on the east coast of the country. The entire coastline offers beautiful blue waters and white sandy beaches, dotted with resorts, restaurants and bars.

This is where the great Mayan empires flourished and reminders of their astonishing archaeological legacies lie at every anchorage. Sheltered by the Gulf of Mexico, it boasts a similar climate to the nearby Caribbean and is a great alternative charter destination.

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SEVEN-DAY ITINERARY* 1 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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NATURE’S AQUARIUM Reveling in rare isolation 600 miles off the coast of Ecuador, the Galápagos 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.

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Northrop & Johnson charter brokers reveal how to experience the best of the Galápagos by superyacht...

Take the Tortoise Trail through the memorable Charles Darwin Research Station 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 its lunch, Santa Fé Encounter green turtles, giant tortoises and packs of iguanas Walk with penguins, Sombrero Chino Island Enjoy the ritual mating dances of the blue-footed booby

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.

3 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. Only limited, authorized diving is permitted in the Galápagos, so plan ahead.

4 Marchena Island to Ràbida Island (32 nm) Head back toward Isla Santiago and discover the dark red beaches and unique wildlife on Rábida Island – the tiny island lies just south of Santiago Island. Clamber over lava and boulders and wade through the shallows to discover one of the best-preserved archipelagos in the world.

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.

6 7 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.

* The featured itinerary is just a suggestion and requires approval from the Parque Nacional Galápagos.

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“Exotic yachting explorations are one of the fastest-growing segments in luxury travel.

People are exploring remote regions without sacrificing any creature comforts or luxuries.

One of the most popular destiations this year is Indonesia. Divers and nature lovers alike will quickly become obsessed with the Komodo and Spice Islands of Indonesia. With remote locales like Raja Ampat and the Ambon Islands, you will be far from Western influence and privileged to be among the few to behold some of the most biodiverse, spectacular environments, both above and below the sea.�

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Those looking for a little more adventure than the tried and tested Mediterranean and Caribbean should head for the Antipodes. Natural beauty abounds in the miles of deserted beaches that ring the coastlines of both these vast countries. Offering ageless tranquility, the hauntingly beautiful countries of Southeast Asia are as much loved for their crystal-blue waters as they are for their raw beauty, amazing underwater life and well-protected anchorages.

Further south, the islands that dot the South Pacific are marooned in an idyllic ocean, forgotten by the 21st century, while in the Indian Ocean, the Seychelles and Maldives provide all who grace their shores with a world of pure escapism.

For something quite different, the lands of the Baltic are as remote as one could wish for. Cruise along the enchanting coastlines of Norway and Iceland, through the archipelagos of Denmark and Sweden or to the fairy tale fishing villages of Finland. The opportunities these varied coastlines provide are infinite.

All four corners of the globe offer endless supplies of attractions and activities. Despite the remote settings of many of these destinations, a superyacht charter nevertheless remains the height of luxury.

CRUISING GUIDES Scandinavia, Southeast Asia, Australia & New Zealand, Seychelles & Maldives, Indonesia, 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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Lysefjord to Haugesund (42 nm) Wake for an early morning hike up to Norway’s famous Pulpit Rock.

Relax back on board as you move on to the Haugesund area.

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ALL SUMMER LONG The Baltic Sea has long been regarded as one of Europe’s most pristine cruising grounds. As the allure of bright nights and days blur into one, drawing 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. Offering scenery on an epic scale, the timeless quality of these coastlines have changed little over the past centuries, leaving a unique atmosphere that is best enjoyed from the decks of a luxury yacht.

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Northrop & Johnson charter brokers reveal how to make the most of an adventurous charter along Norway’s dramatic coastline...

Zipline at Pulpit Rock, Lysefjord Take a guided tour of the Viking Farm, Avaldsnes Bungee jump the Trolljuv Gorge, Åkrafjorden Enjoy a great meal in the wine cellar of the famous Hotel Ullensvang, Lofthus Helicopter over the breathtaking waterfalls of the Folgefonna Glacier, Lofthus Take the Fløibanen funicular up Mount Fløyen, Bergen

4 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.

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. After an adrenalin-fueled day, relax on board as you make your way to Tysnesøy.

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The itinerary focuses on the west coast of Norway and the southern fjords but the cruising possibilities that the Baltic has to offer are endless.

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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 launchpad for a charter through the surrounding islands. Relax on deck as you cruise east toward Phang Nga Bay to Khao Phing Kan (aka James Bond Island), arriving late afternoon when the crowds have eased.

CAPTIVATING COASTLINES The captivating cruising grounds of Southeast Asia offer some of the most exotic and intriguing cultures in the world. Pristine beaches and wing-tipped Buddhist temples litter the landscape along the southwest coastline of Thailand. Across the Gulf of Thailand, Vietnam provides culturally and scenically diverse cruising grounds, while deep in the heart of Southeast Asia, Malaysia and her islands of Langkawi and Pangkor Laut entice the discerning traveler to experience a fusion of Chinese, Indian and native cultures.

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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, Koh Hong Kayak the caves of Koh Hong and Koh Panak Watch the sunset over the Andaman Sea from the elephant shrine above Nai Harn Bay, Phuket Snorkel the Hat Nai Yang National Park (Phuket’s largest coral reef) Enjoy a treatment at Amanpuri's Aman Spa, Phuket Join the yachting crowd at Phuket’s favorite haunt, Catch Beach Club

2 Khao Phing Kan to Koh Hong (14 nm) The islands of Koh Panak, Koh Hong and Koh Naka Yai provide perfect anchorages. Kho Naka Yai is well worth a visit for the rare South Sea pearls that are cultivated and sold here. Spend the afternoon swimming with turtles in the sheltered bays.

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.

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 toward 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 crystal 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 toward 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.

The itinerary focuses on the southwest coast of Thailand but the cruising possibilities that the region has to offer are endless.

Emerging as exhilarating alternative cruising grounds, Vietnam and Cambodia provide majestic waters, while Malaysia is a fusion of cultures.

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AUSTRALIA Offering an endless supply of attractions and activities, far-flung Australia promises action and excitement whenever you venture ashore. Whether your itinerary takes in Australia’s coral-rich waters of the Great Barrier Reef and the idyllic Whitsunday Islands or the bright lights of Australia's cosmopolitan cities combined with tropical islands, the best Antipodean adventure is all about taking to the water.

Dotted along the east coast are Sydney, Brisbane and Cairns, all providing social outlets, while natural beauty abounds in the miles of beaches that ring the coastline of Queensland. Combine a few days swimming, snorkeling or diving in the coral-rich waters of the Great Barrier Reef with a few days ashore on one of the idyllic Whitsunday Islands, then hop on a helicopter tour to Hunter Valley to explore the vineyards.

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The dual islands of New Zealand offer an unparalleled cruising destination. From their sporting and cultural attractions, to the mountains, deep fjords, rainforests, glaciers and geothermal pools, no other cruising ground offers such a vast and varied landscape. There are several popular cruising itineraries for New Zealand, including the beautiful Bay of Islands and the Marlborough Sounds. For those short of time, you can’t beat Auckland’s Hauraki Gulf. The Cavalli Islands and Urupukapuka – lying north of Auckland near the Bay of Islands – are a must for outdoor enthusiasts, offering all who venture to their shores great hiking and diving opportunities.

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Race in an America’s Cup yacht, Auckland Experience the thrill of a 630-foot (192-meter) bungee jump from Auckland's Sky Tower Head to Stonyridge Vineyard for an afternoon of wine tasting, Waiheke Island A visit to The Oyster Inn on Waiheke Island is a must Catch a traditional Māori 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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SEYCHELLES A cluster of 115 jungle-clad islands lying south of the Equator, the Seychelles archipelago is made up of ancient granite and coral atolls.

The Inner Islands cluster around Mahé, the capital island, some of which are almost 3,500 feet (1,000 meters) above sea level, while the Outer Islands, and the world-famous atoll of Aldabra, are low-lying coral islands. They all offer endless cruising possibilities.

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Cycle through La Digue’s interior and stop at the bird sanctuary Snorkel among the large granite boulders on Praslin Visit the Seychelles National Botanical Gardens on Mahé Discover the pelvic shaped coco-de-mer palm in the Vallée de Mai on Praslin Discover Frégate Island Private, home to the original luxury eco-hideaway, for a treatment at the Rock Spa Step ashore to North Island for Creole cuisine in a climate of unabashed luxury

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Explore the underwater world of Kihaadhuffaru Thila where you will find stingrays and nurse sharks Discover the historic Kaani Tree on the island of Maroshi Dive the relics around MAA Makunudhoo Explore Utheemu, the birthplace of Sultan Muhammad Thakurufaanu Dive at Angu Faru - a breeding ground for grey reef sharks Step ashore at One & Only Rhetti Rah

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Sorong, West Papua to Wayag Island (106 nm) Embark on your luxury yacht charter in Sorong and cruise through the Dampier Strait. Jump in for an occasional swim with the manta rays that soar through the plankton-rich waters. The area has the highest recorded marine biodiversity on earth. Cruise alongside the limestone pinnacles of the uninhabited islands that dot the landscape as you head to Wayag Island and its beautiful atolls.

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FOREVER BLUE Indonesia is firmly on the bucket list of the adventurous yachting fraternity, attracting many superyachts taking in the exotic waters as they cruise through Southeast Asia. The largely uninhabited waters of the majestic Raja Ampat archipelago provide ample opportunities for cruising with year-round warm temperatures, world-class dive sites, peaceful anchorages and ideal sailing conditions. Comprising four main islands and thousands of small islets, the Raja Ampat archipelago lies off the northwestern coast of New Guinea and the waters are home to the country’s largest marine national park. This is the place to head if you love the underwater world and all that lies beneath the surface.

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Discover the ancestral cave of Tomolol in Misool Dive and snorkel around Misool Hike through rainforests with a local guide Dive with pygmy seahorses, Penemu Snorkel or dive the varied coral gardens, Wayag Island Swim with manta rays, Wayag Island

3 Wayag Island Spend a few days exploring above and beneath the waterline around Wayag Island. Scientists have cataloged more than six times as many coral species in just a few acres as live in the entire Caribbean. Jump in to snorkel or dive the varied coral gardens, kayak through the lagoons and through the shallow waters that lap the white sandy beaches. Head inland to climb the Wayag Peak for spectacular views over the atolls.

4 Wayag Island to Fam, Penemu & Yeben Island (52 nm) The islands continue to offer perfect peaceful anchorages and stunning waters to keep all the guests on board in awe for the next few days. Made up of limestone pinnacles and cliffs that tower over secluded inlets, these are the waters where you will find pygmy seahorses playing among vibrant colored coral.

Yeben Island to Misool (144 nm) Take advantage of the crystal clear waters that lap Misool and spend the morning diving and snorkeling. Those wishing to explore above the waterline can kayak the bays, hike through the rainforests with a local guide, or simply step ashore to the deserted beaches that line the shore and enjoy the peace and solitude.

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For an alternative or longer cruise, the Komodo Archipelago is another Indonesian gem. A week’s cruise should take in the islands of Sabolon, Rinca, Padar, Batu, Banta and the island of Komodo itself. Begin your cruise in Flores and discover the islands and islets of the Komodo National Park.

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1 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. Swim, snorkel or kayak through the waters and discover the stunning underwater world.

Moorea to Huahine (88 nm) Spend the day enjoying watersports in Moorea’s translucent lagoon before an overnight crossing to Huahine. The island is arguably the most picturesque in French Polynesia with steep mountains descending into protected bays of emerald green – perfect for all manner of water activities above and below the waterline. Formed of two islands separated by a narrow isthmus, Huahine is the perfect place to absorb some local culture.

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PARADISE PRESERVED With a tropical climate and fanned by trade winds, the warm waters of the South Pacific provide perfect conditions for an unforgettable deserted island charter. The sprawling region is made up of five well-separated archipelagos located in the world’s largest ocean. Their landscapes range from rainforest-carpeted volcanic mountain peaks to white-sand beaches, blue lagoons and coral reefs. From the Society Islands to the Tuamotu Atolls, and the lesserknown Marquesas, Gambier and Austral Islands, planning a cruise here is something of a balancing act, but the rewards are many.

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Step ashore to a pearl farm in Huahine Take a horseback ride along a Huahine beach Hike up Mount Tapioi for spectacular views over the Society Islands, Raiatea Explore the U.S. 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 gardens Browse Papeete’s pearl shops and select your own pearls for a necklace threaded on site, Tahiti

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Taha’a to Bora Bora (16 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.

With its densely vegetated interior and stunning beaches, the island itself is as close to the picture-perfect tropical ideal as it gets. Spend a few days exploring the island that is surrounded by reef and clusters of tiny islands, known locally as “motus,” before flying or cruising overnight to Tahiti.

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1. Palm Beach to Antigua 2. Paris to Athens 3. New York to Sardinia

N E TJ E T S ARRIVE IN STYLE

If a superyacht is the ultimate opportunity for escape, a private jet is an essential tool for getting you to your yacht in a comfortable, stress-free and timely way. Northrop & Johnson has partnered with NetJets, the global leader in private aviation for more than 55 years, to escort clients to the world’s most stunning cruising grounds in absolute style.

Flying with NetJets not only affords high levels of security; it provides a means to escape media attention, the masses and the complexities of daily life. From hassle-free check-in to unrivaled service up in the air and the flexibility to travel on your own terms, there are many advantages to flying with NetJets.

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Access 5,000 airports in more than 200 countries Fleet of more than 750 aircraft worldwide 4 luxury cabin classes Fly with as few as four hours’ notice Three programs to suit your needs: NetJets Share, NetJets Lease, NetJets Marquis Card

Service • Dedicated Owner Services Team available 24/7, including weekends and holidays • Highly trained flight attendants keep you comfortable in-flight • Extraordinary efforts to make every flight specific to your individual tastes and timeline • From catering and ground transportation to special event requests, the NetJets Logistics Team ensures its all seamlessly provided • • • •

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Safety Pilots with experience that is seven times the industry standard Pilots participate in two rigorous training sessions per year Constant weather monitoring by FAA-approved meteorologists A reliable fleet and strong partnerships with aircraft manufacturers ensure private jets meet exacting aircraft safety standards at all times Exclusives In addition to its alignment with Northrop & Johnson, NetJets builds special partnerships with other like-minded brands in various categories to offer Owners one-of-a-kind experiences: Golf Equestrian Sports Food & Wine Motorsports Travel & Leisure Arts & Culture

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When it comes to flying with NetJets, it isn’t a case of “one jet fits all.” From short jaunts along the Mediterranean coast to transatlantic travel, NetJets offers access to the finest fleet of private aircraft in the world. Follow our expert guide to find the most-suitable jet for your next superyacht adventure.

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Traveling to Antigua from Palm Beach for a celebratory yacht charter with friends? Then this is the jet for you. This light jet’s range, speed and reliability are among the best available while its cabin offers comfort and amenities usually found only on larger aircraft.

With a capacity to carry up to six passengers, NetJets recommends the Embraer Phenom 300 for smaller travel parties.

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PRECIOUS TIME BOMBARDIER GLOBAL 6000 The Global 6000 is perfect for arriving in style with family and friends. Heading from New York to cruise the glittering coastline of Sardinia with the children and grandparents? With a 13.5-hour range, you’ll be able to get to your preferred cruising ground from just about anywhere on board the Global 6000. A private room for those looking for uninterrupted rest while up in the air will ensure guests arrive relaxed and refreshed, and a highly trained and experienced NetJets flight attendant will keep all passengers comfortable throughout the flight.

Best Use • New York to Sardinia • Multigenerational family on summer vacation By the Numbers Passengers: 13 Max endurance: 13.5 hours Baggage: 195ft³ Cabin Height: 6.25ft

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O’PTASIA 278’ 10” (85m) SAVANNAH 273’ 11”(83.5m) LEGEND 253’ 1” (77.4m) LADY E 244’ 5” (74.5m) TITANIA 239’ 6” (73m) SOLO 236’ 3” (72m) LADY BRITT 206’ 8” (63m) PARTY GIRL 205’ (62.4m) LUMIÊRE II 203’ 5” (62m) RoMa 203’ 5” (62m) BLUE MOON 198’ (60.3m) RAMBLE ON ROSE 196’ 1” (60m) HELIOS 193’ 11” (59.1m) CYNTHIA 182’ (55.5m) TURQUOISE 181’ 9” (55.4m) DRIFTWOOD 180’ 5” (55m) APRIL 171’ 7” (52m) SEVEN SINS 170’ 7” (52m) LIBERTY 164’ 1” (50m) DA VINCI 164’ 1” (50m) VERTIGE 164’ 1” (50m) SILOLONA 164’ 1” (50m) VICTORIA DEL MAR 164’ (50m) AMARULA SUN 164’ (50m) MOSAIQUE 164’ (50m)

CASINO ROYALE 163’ (49.7m) ZOOM ZOOM ZOOM 161’ (49m) LA TANIA 160’ 9” (49m) REBEL 157’ 6” (48m) USHER 154’ (46.94m) RHINO 154’ (46.9m) DAYBREAK 153’ 3” (46.7m) BALISTA 153’ 3” (46.7m) ENTOURAGE 152’ 9” (46.5m) TUTTO LE MARRANE 152’ 7” (46.2m) IONIAN PRINCESS 150’ (45.73m) HARLE 146’ 6” (44.6m) MILESTONE 146’ (44.5m) I LOVE THIS BOAT 145’ (44.2m) CHECKMATE 145’ (44.2m) HEMISPHERE 145’ (44.2m) G3 144’ 4” (44m) ICE LADY 142’ 1” (43.3m) BACA 142’ 5” (43.4m) INTEGRITY 141’ (43m) KING BABY 140’ 1” (42.7m) `H 139’ 9” (42.6m) MOKA 138’ 5” (42.2m) RUYA 135’ 1” (41.4m)

TAKE 5 131’ (39.9m) CHASING DAYLIGHT 130’ (39.6m) APHRODITE 130’ (39.6m) SERENGETI 130’ (39.6m) W 130’ (39.6m) REVELRY 127’ 1” (39m) IMPETUOUS 127’ (38.7m) BERILDA 126’ (38.4m) TWILIGHT 125’ 2” (38.1m) FORE ACES 124’ (37.8m) TEMPTATION 123’ (37.5m) KAOS 122’ (37.2m) SERENITY 122’ (37.2m) WONDERLAND 124’ (37.8m) NAMASTE 121’ (36.8m) BANG! 114’ 1” (35m) XANADU OF LONDON 112’ (34m) MIMI LA SARDINE 111’ 1” (33.8m) BODACIOUS 105’ 8” (32.2m) AVELINE 103’ 4” (31.5m) VESPUCCI 100’ 1” (30.5m) ALLURES 100’ 1” (30.5m) VIVALDI 96’ 9” (29.5m) MIA KAI 96’ 9” (29.5m) ICARUS 88’ 7” (27m) MAXXX 86’ 7” (26.4m) SULTANA 84’ 8” (25.8m) THUNDERBOLT 76’ (23m)

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YA C H T GUIDE Which type of yacht is 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.

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4 Sportfishing Yacht Sportfishing yachts are designed to withstand long periods 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.

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.

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.

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.

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 guests (8 double, 3 twin) 28 278’ 10” (85m) 45’ 3” (13.8m) 11’ 1” (3.6m) Golden Yachts 2018 880 Liters/Hr 17 knots Twin Caterpillar 3516C, 2x 2525kw

Leisure equipment + toys 31’ 9” (9.75m) custom Limo tender with twin 220hp Volvo Penta D3 engines 26’ 7” (8.13m) Chris Craft with 350hp Mercury V8 engine 19’ 7” (6m) Novurania Catamaran with 115hp Yamaha engine Avon Sea Sport 440 with 60hp Yamaha engine 2x JetSurf GP 100 4x Cayago Seabob F5 S 2x Sea-Doo GTX LTD 230 Sea-Doo Spark 900 HO ACE 2UP/IBR TRIXX Jungle Jim 16’ (4.8m) Bouncer with slide and ilog 10’ (3m) Runway Ocean Pool Kayaks (single and double) 2x standup paddleboards 3x Crusher towables Sonar towable Chaser towable Water Carpet Waterskis (adult, teenager and junior) Slalom monoski Wakeboard 2x Hobie Mirage Eclipse 2x electric bikes Bike

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S AVA N N A H

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300’

273’ 11” (83.5M)

Summer Winter

Mediterranean New Zealand

Price from

€1,000,000 p/w

Guests

Crew Length Beam Draft Built by Year Fuel consumption Speed Engines

12 guests (4 double, 2 twin, 2 convertible) 24 273’ 11” (83.5m) 41’ (12.5m) 13’ (3.95m) Feadship 2015 350 Liters/Hr 14 knots Wärtsilä 9L20 4stroke Caterpillar C32

Leisure equipment + toys 31’ (9.5m) limousine tender 31’ (9.5m) sport tender 19’ 6” (6m) jet tender 50hp RIB 2x Yamaha standup WaveRunners 2x Sea-Doo Sparks Sea-Doo Wake 2x JetSurf 4x Seabobs 2x Laser sailboats Double kayak 2x single kayaks 4x mountain bikes 7x sets scuba diving equipment (rendezvous diving only) Flyboard 4x standup paddleboards Basketball court Large assortment of inflatable towable toys Multiple waterskis and wakeboards Snorkeling equipment Sports equipment Gym equipment

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LEGEND 2 5 3 ’ 1 ” ( 7 7. 4 M )

Summer

Winter

West Mediterranean, Northern Europe Antarctica, Northern Europe

Price from

€460,000 p/w

Guests

Crew Length Beam Draft Built by Year Fuel consumption Speed Engines

22 guests (8 double, 3 twin, 5 convertible) 28 253’ 1” (77.4m) 44’ 3” (13.5m) 21’ 4” (6.5m) Icon Yachts 1974/2015/2020 540 Liters/Hr 11 knots Twin Smit Bolnes L308HDK 3,400hp

Leisure equipment + toys 28’ (8.5m) Long Island 28 tender 27’ 4” (8.35m) Novurania Chase 27 tender 2x Zodiac MK 4 and MK 5 17’ (5.20m) Novamarine RIB17 Fully commercial heli-deck Submarine U-Boat Worx C-Explorer 3 (optional) 8x sets scuba diving equipment (rendezvous diving only)* 4x Yamaha WaveRunner supercharged* 2x Yamaha RS Viking Professional snowmobiles* 4x kayaks 2x standup paddleboards* Waterskis and wakeboards* Various towable inflatable toys * Snorkeling equipment* Fishing equipment* Jacuzzi Cinema room Exercise equipment Balinese style spa, including Jacuzzi Sauna Massage salon Beauty salon Dressing room and rain shower Medical suite Whale deck at the bow Piano bar Whiskey bar Barbecue *Not available in Antarctica

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L A DY E

1 2 1

300’

244’ 5” (74.5M)

Summer Winter

Mediterranean Arabian Gulf, Indian Ocean, New Zealand, Southeast Asia

Price from

€595,000 p/w

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

12 guests (5 double, 1 twin) 21 244’ 5” (74.5m) 42’ (12.8m) 12’ 2” (3.7m) Amels 2006/2020 600 Liters/Hr 13 knots Twin Caterpillar 2,374hp

Leisure equipment + toys 52’ 5” (16m) Wajer 55S tender with triple 600hp engines 30’ (9.1m) Custom Serenella limo tender with 320hp engine 25’ (7.7m) Super Air Nautique G23 boat with 450hp engine 20’ 3” (6.2m) Pascoe SOLAS rescue tender with 180hp engine 3x Yamaha 4-stroke FX Cruiser WaveRunners 3x Seabobs F5-S 2x inflatable kayaks 2x see-through double kayaks 2x Laser Pico sailing dinghies 2x Cabrinha Switchblade kite surfs 2x Onean Carver electric surf boards Zapata Racing Flyboard Zapata Racing Flyride Zapata Racing Hoverboard 2x Jobe standup paddleboards Wakeboards, wakesurfs, waterskis and towable toys Aquaglide trampoline Aquaglide Jungle Joe Inflatable climbing wall FunAir inflatable slide from bridge deck forward Snorkeling equipment Scuba diving equipment (rendezvous diving only) Deep sea fishing equipment Spearfishing equipment (slings and guns) Approved RYA training center

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T I TA N I A 239’ 6” (73M)

Summer Winter

Mediterranean Bahamas, Caribbean

Price from

€540,000 p/w

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

12 guests (7 double) 21 239’ 6” (73m) 43’ 1” (13.12m) 12’ 2” (3.7m) Lürssen Yachts 2006/2018 400 Liters/Hr 12 knots Twin Caterpillar 3512B DITA 1,850hp

Leisure equipment + toys 26’ (8m) Royal Denship custom tender with 260hp engine 24’ 5” (7.3m) custom Whitmarsh tender with 300hp engine 2x sailing dinghies 2x two-person Sea-Doos 2x kayaks 2x Seabob F7s Scuba diving equipment Standup paddleboards Flyboard Wakeboards Waterskis, tows and inflatables 40’ (12.7m) inflatable waterslide Extensive water park Snorkeling equipment Gym equipment Approved RYA training center

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SOLO

1 2 5

300’

236’ 3” (72M)

Summer Winter

Mediterranean Bahamas, Caribbean

Price from

€595,000 p/w

Guests

Crew Length Beam Draft Built by Year Fuel consumption Speed Engines

12 guests (4 double, 2 twin, 2 convertible) 18 236’ 3” (72m) 38’ 1” (11.6m) 11’ 2” (3.4m) Tankoa Yachts 2018 300 Liters/Hr 15 knots Twin Caterpillar 3516 B DITA-SCAC HD

Leisure equipment + toys 2x 24’ 6” (7.5m) Dariel custom 3x Seabobs FS5 3x Yamaha WaveRunner VX Cruiser HO (PWC instructor onboard) 2x JetSurf GP model Sport BLOB Round trampoline Six-person towable banana Floating pool with jellyfish net 2x standup paddleboards 2x kayaks Donut kwik Sport BLOB Scuba diving equipment (dive master/instructor onboard) Waterski and wakeboard Snorkeling equipment Gym equipment by TECHNOGYM *Not available for charter to U.S. residents while in U.S. waters.

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L A DY BR IT T 206’ 8” (63M)

Summer Winter

Mediterranean Caribbean

Price from

€445,000 p/w

Guests

Crew Length Beam Draft Built by Year Fuel consumption Speed Engines

12 guests (5 double, 2 twin, 1 convertible) 16 206’ 8” (63m) 37’ 1” (11.3m) 11’ 6” (3.5m) Feadship 2011 513 Liters/Hr 13.5 knots Twin MTU 16V 4000 M61R

Leisure equipment + toys 2x 25’ (7.5m) Yachtwerft Meyer custom tenders 14’ (4.2m) MCA MOB boat 2x Laser Pico Sailing dinghies 2x three-person WaveRunners 2x F7 Seabobs Standup waverunner SuperJet 2x ocean kayaks 2x windsurfs 2x Hobie standup paddleboards Waterskis, wakeboards and kneeboard Tubes and towable toys Extensive water park including 32’ (10m) waterslide Scuba diving equipment including compressor (rendezvous diving only) Snorkeling equipment Fishing equipment Gym equipment Wellness spa and sauna Beach pavilions Approved RYA training center

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PA R T Y G I R L

1 2 9

300’

205’ (62.4M)

Summer

Winter

Northern Europe, West Mediterranean Caribbean, Bahamas

Price from

$490,000 p/w

Guests Length Beam Draft Built by Year Fuel consumption Speed Engines

12 guests (6 double, 2 twin) 205’ (62.4m) 37’ 4” (11.3m) 12’ 1” (3.6m) Icon Yachts 2013/2019 100 US Gal/Hr 12 knots Twin MTU 12V4000 M71 diesels, 2,480hp

Leisure equipment + toys 37’ (11.3m) Intrepid (not available in the Med) 25’ (7.5m) Dariel DT7.5 with stern-drive Yanmar diesel engine 21’ (6.4m) Novurania 650 Pro (can accommodate 12 guests + 2 crew) 15’ (4.5m) SOLAS Zodiac RIBO rescue boat with 40hp Yamaha engine Waterslide from Upper Deck 4x Yamaha FB 1800A-P FX Cruiser WaveRunners 4x Seabob F5S 8x Coreban standup paddleboards 5x inflatable two-person explorer sea kayaks Wakeboards, waterski and slalom ski Floating carpet Floating bar with canopy Snorkeling equipment Beach setup Variety of inflatable tow toys *Not available for charter to U.S. residents while in U.S. waters.

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LUMIÊRE II 203’ 5” (62M)

Summer Winter

Mediterranean Bahamas, Caribbean

Price from

$345,000 p/w

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

12 guests (5 double, 1 twin) 13 203’ 5” (62m) 34’ 1” (10.4m) 10’ 9” (3.2m) Benetti 2010/2015 450 Liters/Hr 14 knots Twin MTU 12v4000 1,800hp

Leisure equipment + toys 23’ (7m) Castoldi with 315hp jet drive 14’ (4.45m) Williams DieselJet tender Crew rescue tender 2x two-person Sea-Doos 2x four-person Sea-Doos 2x Seabobs Waterskis and wakeboard Towable water toys Snorkeling equipment Kiteboards 2x sea kayaks Large inflatable climbing wall Large inflatable jellyfish protected swimming pool Exercise equipment Free weights *Not available for charter to U.S. residents while in U.S. waters.

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R o M a

1 3 3

300’

203’ 5” (62M)

Summer Winter

Mediterranean Mediterranean

Price from

€345,000 p/w

Guests

Crew Length Beam Draft Built by Year Fuel consumption Speed Engines

12 guests (5 double, 1 twin, 1 convertible) 17 203’ 5” (62m) 36’ 1” (11m) 10’ 3” (3.12m) Viareggio Super Yachts 2010/2020 600 Liters/Hr 12 knots Twin Caterpillar 3516B 2,680hp

Leisure equipment + toys 55’ (16.8m) Anvera chase boat with twin Caterpillar C8.7 650hp engines 23’ 3” (7.2m) Castoldi Jet tender with 315hp engine 2x three-person Sea-Doo PWC GTX LIMITED 300hp Yamaha standup WaveRunner Approved RYA training center JetSurf 3x Seabobs 4x standup paddleboards 2x two-person kayaks Inflatable water toys Towable toys PADI superyacht scuba dive boat Yacht scuba safety certified 9x sets scuba diving equipment incl. compressor and emergency oxygen generator Snorkeling equipment 88’ 5” (27m) waterslide Inflatable jet ski dock Inflatable jellyfish protection pool Water trampoline Swimming pool with counter current jets Gym Elevator and wheelchair friendly Video game consoles Cinema Tender fuel station Award winning crew

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BLUE MOON 198’ (60.3M)

Summer Winter

Bahamas Bahamas, Caribbean

Price from

$395,000 p/w

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

12 guests (4 double, 2 twin) 16 198’ (60.3m) 38’ (11.6m) 11’ (3.35m) Feadship 2005/2014 185 US Gal/Hr 15 knots Twin Caterpillar 3516B DITA 1492 kw @1600 rpm

Leisure equipment + toys 28’ (8.5m) original 1972 restored Riva with twin 420hp engines 28’ (8.5m) GarWood Custom Streamliner tender 16’ (4.8m) RIB inflatable emergency tender 3x kayaks (single and double) 2x two-person Yamaha WaveRunners 2x standup paddleboards Waterskis, wakeboard and kneeboard Inflatable tube Snorkeling equipment Fishing equipment Fighting chair Beach setup Rendezvous diving only 2x fully equipped gyms Massage table

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RAMBLE ON ROSE

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300’

280’

196’ 1” (60M)

Summer

Winter

Southeast Asia, New Caledonia, Papua New Guinea, Solomon Islands, Vanuatu Southeast Asia, New Caledonia, Papua New Guinea, Solomon Islands, Vanuatu

Price from

$375,000 p/w

Guests

Crew Length Beam Draft Built by Year Fuel consumption Speed Engines

12 guests (5 double, 1 twin, 1 single) 15 196’ 1” (60m) 33’ 6” (10.2m) 11’ 1” (3.6m) CRN 2011/2019 350 Liters/Hr 12.5 knots Twin Caterpillar 1575hp

Leisure equipment + toys 23’ (7m) Novurania tender with 220hp engine 20.9’ (6.3m) Castoldi Jet tender with 300hp engine 2x Tiwal sailing dinghies Three-person Sea-Doo RXT-X Two-person Sea-Doo RXP-X 3x inflatable kayaks Waterskis, wakeboard and tows 2x F5 Seabobs Flyboard 3x standup paddleboards 2x standup step paddleboards Water trampoline Approved RYA training center

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HELIOS 193’ 11” (59.1M)

Summer Winter

Mediterranean West Mediterranean

Price from

€350,000 p/w

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

12 guests (5 double, 2 twin) 16 193’ 11” (59.1m) 34’ 5” (10.5m) 11’ 1” (3.64m) Oceanco 2001/2018 480 Liters/Hr 13 knots Twin Caterpillar 1,640hp

Leisure equipment + toys Fjord 44 Coupe tender 28’ (8.5m) Intrepid tender with twin Mercury 350hp engines Ribo 420 Rescue boat with Yamaha 40hp engine RXP Sea-Doo 2014 (300hp supercharged) 2x Sea-Doo SPARK 3x Seabobs 33’ (10m) FunAir custom sundeck waterslide FunAir custom rock climbing wall (bridge deck height) Jetpack Flyboard 2x wakeskate boards Wakeboard and waterski equipment 6x standup paddleboards Fishing equipment 6x sets scuba diving equipment including dive compressor

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CYNTHIA

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300’

182’ (55.5M)

Summer Bahamas, Caribbean, Mediterranean Winter Bahamas, Caribbean Price from

$310,000 p/w

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

10 guests (4 double, 1 twin) 13 182’ 1” (55.5m) 34’ 1” (10.4m) 10’ 7” (3.23m) Feadship 2005/2018 220 Liters/Hr 12 knots Twin Caterpillar 3512B

Leisure equipment + toys 37’ (11.3m) Intrepid center console with triple Yamaha 300hp engines 21’ (6.4m) 2014 Castoldi LP RIB tender with Yanmar 260hp diesel jet 2x Seabobs 2x Yahama WaveRunners Towable toys Nautibouy inflatable dock Standup paddleboards Snorkeling equipment 2x kayaks Waterskis and wakeboards Fishing equipment 2x electric bikes 3x bikes *Not available for charter to U.S. residents while in U.S. waters.

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TURQUOISE 181’ 9” (55.4M)

Summer Winter

Mediterranean Bahamas, Caribbean

Price from

$259,000 p/w

Guests 12 guests (4 double, 2 twin, 1 convertible) Crew 13 Length 181’ 9” (55.4m) Beam 30’ 6” (9.3m) Draft 10’ 6” (3.2m) Built by Proteksan Year 2011/2017 Fuel consumption 290 Liters/Hr Speed 12 knots Engines Twin Caterpillar 3512B 1,500hp Leisure equipment + toys 36’ (10.9m) Blackwater Sport 2014 with triple Mercury 300hp engines (available Caribbean and Bahamas only) 24’ 6” (7.5m) Novurania tender with 315hp engine 34’ 6” (7.5m) Dariel tender with 315hp Yanmar engine 3x F7 Seabobs 2x Sea-Doo RXT 300 Waterskis, wakeboard and skurfboard Jet surf, flyboard and jetpack Kitesurf equipment 3x standup paddleboards 2x standup step paddleboards Water trampoline and waterslide Snorkeling equipment Inflatable towable toys Fishing equipment Exercise bike and gym equipment Approved RYA training center

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DRIF TWOOD

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300’

180’ 5” (55M)

Summer

Winter

Central America, Mexico, South America Caribbean

Price from

$275,000 p/w

Guests 12 guests (3 double, 2 twin, 2 convertible) Crew 13 Length 180’ 5” (55m) Beam 30’ 1” (9.4m) Draft 11’ (3.35m) Built by Amels Year 2017 Fuel consumption 300 Liters/Hr Speed 13 knots Engines Twin MTU 16V 2000

M70 1,480hp Leisure equipment + toys Strider 19 SACS tender 28’ (8.3m) Xtender SOLAS RIBO 450 rescue boat 17’ (5.3m) Zodiac crew tender Range of surfboards 5x Wavestorms 3x jetsurfs Freestyle slide 3x F5S Seabobs Kitesurfing equipment Fishing equipment Waterskis and wakeboard HO Ski monoski O’Brien waterski (junior) Havoc Hydroslide kneeboard Supsquash standup paddleboards Airhead Viper Red Inflatable Hyperlite Wakeboard with Bindings 10x standup paddleboards Scuba diving equipment Surf guides, wake and water ski instructors, jet surf instructor Gym equipment and personal trainer

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APRIL

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300’

171’ 7” (52M)

Summer Winter

West Mediterranean Please inquire

Price from

€260,000 p/w

Guests Crew Length Beam Draft Built by Year Speed Engines

10 guests (4 double, 1 twin) 13 171’ 7” (52m) 31’ 2” (9.5m) 10’ 6” (3.2m) Amels 2010/2013 13 knots Twin MTU 16V2000M70 2,000hp each

Leisure equipment + toys 21’ 3” (6.5m) Blue Spirit Guest tender with Yanmar engine 20’ 5” (6.25m) Blue Spirit Rescue Boat with Yanmar engine 2x three-person Yamaha FX SVHO WaveRunners 2x Cayago Seabob F5S 2x standup paddleboards Snorkeling equipment 8x sets scuba diving equipment including compressor Towables including Banana, Donut, Airhead Matrix and Aquaglide inflatable bed Waterskis and wakeboard

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SEVEN SINS 170’ 7” (52M)

Summer Winter

Mediterranean Caribbean

Price from

$270,000 p/w

Guests

Crew Length Beam Draft Built by Year Fuel consumption Speed Engines

10 guests (3 double, 1 twin, 1 convertible) 11 170’ 7” (52m) 30’ 6” (9.3m) 8’ 8” (2.65m) Sanlorenzo 2017 220 Liters/Hr 15 knots Twin Caterpillar 3512-C 2,000hp each

Leisure equipment + toys Castoldi Jet Tender 25 2x two-person Sea-Doo GTS 2x Seabob F5s 2x Jobe wakeboard Waterskis and monoski Snorkeling equipment Sevylor banana (adult and junior) Assorted beach games 2x two-person inflatable canoes Inflatable trampoline Inflatable donuts 2x standup paddleboards Towable wing and sofa Gym equipment

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LIBERTY

1 5 1

300’

164’ 1” (50M)

Summer Winter

Mediterranean Please inquire

Price from

€235,000 p/w

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

12 guests (4 double, 2 twin) 11 164’ 1” (50m) 29’ 6” (9m) 9’ 10” (3m) ISA 2011 220 Liters/Hr 12.5 knots Twin MTU 12V4000 M71

Leisure equipment + toys 21’ (6.4m) Castoldi LC Jet guest tender 15’ (4.5m) Zodiac with 40hp engine Sea-Doo GTX Yamaha cruiser FXHO 2x Cayago Seabobs Kneeboard 2x standup paddleboards Fishing equipment Wakeboards 10x sets dive equipment (rendezvous diving only) Snorkeling equipment 5x inflatable donuts and towable toys

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DA VINCI 164’ 1” (50M)

Summer Winter

West Mediterranean West Mediterranean

Price from

€225,000 p/w

Guests 12 guests (4 double, 1 twin,

1 single) Crew 9 Length 164’ 1” (50m) Beam 30’ 2” (9.2m) Draft 5’ 7” (1.7m) Built by Overmarine Year 2017 Fuel consumption 800 Liters/Hr Speed 21 knots Engines 4x MTU 16V 2000 M94

2,600hp each

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

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VERTIGE

1 5 5

300’

164’ 1” (50M)

Summer Winter

Mediterranean Caribbean

Price from

$260,000 p/w

Guests

Crew Length Beam Draft Built by Year Fuel consumption Speed Engines

12 guests (5 double, 1 twin, 1 convertible) 9 164’ 1” (50m) 30’ 1” (9.3m) 7’ 3” (2.2m) Tankoa 2017 250 Liters/Hr 14 knots Twin MTU 8V 4000 M54 1,000hp each

Leisure equipment + toys 33’ (10m) Novamarine Black Shiver 100 11’ 5” (3.6m) Almeria 25hp engine 23’ (7.6m) SACS Marine custom made Volvo Penta with 250hp engine 14-person limousine wakeboard/ski pulling systems Four-person towable inflatable seat Five-person towable inflatable banana 2x Seabob F5S 2x three-person Yamaha WaveRunners 2x inflatable standup paddleboards 2x standup paddleboards Inflatable ocean pool Wakeboard Waterskis (adult and junior) Two-person inflatable kayak Gym equipment

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SILOLONA 164’ 1” (50M)

Summer Winter

Southeast Asia Southeast Asia

Price from

$119,000 p/w

Guests 10/12 guests (5 double, 2 Pullman) Crew 16 Length 164’ 1” (50m) Beam 33’ (10m) Draft 10’ (3m) Built by Konjo Boat Builders Year 2004/2009 Speed 10 knots Engines Yanmar 680hp turbo Leisure equipment + toys 3x 19’ (5.8m) custom tenders Scuba diving equipment Certified PADI dive center 3x kayaks Standup paddleboards Waterskis and wakeboards Fishing equipment

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VICTORIA DEL MAR

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300’

280’

164’ (50M)

Summer Winter

Mediterranean Bahamas, Caribbean

Price from

$235,000 p/w

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

12 guests (5 double, 2 twin) 11 164’ (50m) 33’ 1” (10m) 9’ 7” (2.9m) Delta Marine 2006/2014 200 Liters/Hr 12.5 knots Twin Caterpillar 3512B 1,650hp

Leisure equipment + toys 32’ (9.7m) Century towable tender (Caribbean use only) 33’ (10m) Onda towable tender (Mediterranean use only) 15’ (4.5m) Nautica RIB Jet 22 Limited 2x Sea-Doo Rxp-x 2x Seabobs 2x sets of kitesurfing equipment DJI Phantom 2 Vision GPS drone 2x inflatable kayaks 2x inflatable standup paddleboards Waterskis and wakeboard Inflatable towable toys Inflatable climbing wall/ jungle gym Inflatable Fiesta Private Island Four-person inflatable rocket/teeter totter Island Hopper water bouncer/ trampoline Approved RYA training center with six instructors Gym equipment *Not available for charter to U.S. residents while in U.S. waters.

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AMARULA SUN 164’ (50M)

Summer Winter

Alaska Bahamas, Caribbean

Price from

$195,000 p/w

Guests 12 guests (4 double, 1 twin) Crew 9 Length 164’ (50m) Beam 28’ (8.53m) Draft 7’ 8” (2.34m) Built by Trinity Yachts Year 2008/2019 Fuel consumption 140 US Gal/Hr Speed 14 knots Engines Twin Caterpillar 3516B-HD 3,384hp Leisure equipment + toys 41’ (12.5m) Bahama Boatworks with triple 350hp Mercury Verados - equipped for fishing 21’ (6.4m) custom Brig-Inflatable RIB with single 200hp Yamaha engine 2x Yamaha WaveRunners 2x Sea-Doo SPARKS Flyboard 2x Seabobs 2x standup paddleboards JetLev boat and jet pack Waterslide (extra-large) Inflatable stern jet ski dock Towable banana and towable tubes Waterskis and wakeboard Flyboard Boogie boards Snorkeling equipment Fishing equipment Fitness equipment including treadmill Beach setup Rock climbing wall

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MOSAIQUE 164’ (50M)

Summer Winter

West Mediterranean Caribbean

Price from

$160,000 p/w

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

12 guests (5 double, 1 twin) 12 164’ (49.9m) 30’ 6” (9.3m) 9’ 7” (2.93m) Proteksan 2002/2017 345 Liters/Hr 13 knots Twin Caterpillar 1,100hp

Leisure equipment + toys 26’ (8m) Zodiac prolux 630 tender with Volvo 290 engine Standup Yamaha Superjet 700 WaveRunner Yamaha WaveRunner 4-stroke machine Three-person inflatable chariot/sofa Five-person Sea Wasp inflatable banana 2x inflatable donuts Three-person Airstream inflatable Waterskis and mono ski Kneeboard, wakeboard and skurf board 2x Seabobs Snorkeling equipment Fishing equipment 2x two-person inflatable kayaks 2x inflatable standup paddleboards Approved RYA training center

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CASINO R O YA L E 163’ (49.7M)

Summer Winter

Bahamas, Caribbean Bahamas, Caribbean

Price from

$225,000 p/w

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

12 guests (6 double) 9 163’ (49.7m) 29’ 6” (8.99m) 8’ 4” (2.54m) Christensen 2008/2018 38 US Gall/Hr 13 knots Twin MTU 12v 4000

Leisure equipment + toys 37’ (11.3m) Intrepid towed tender 24’ (7.3m) Novurania RIB 15’ (4.5m) Nautica RIB 4x WaveRunners 3x Seabobs 26’ (7.9m) giant waterslide Members Only 10x10 inflatable float Snorkeling equipment Fishing equipment Wakeboard 2x inflatable kayaks 2x rigid hard bottom kayaks Rendezvous diving only Beach setup

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ZOOM ZOOM ZOOM

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161’ (49M)

Summer Winter

Bahamas, Florida Bahamas, Florida, New England

Price from

$165,000 p/w

Guests 10 guests (4 double, 1 twin) Crew 10 Length 161’ (49m) Beam 28’ (8.5m) Draft 8’ 6” (2.6m) Built by Trinity Yachts Year 2005/2016 Fuel consumption 250 Liters/Hr Speed 14 knots Engines Twin Caterpillar 3516B-HD 3,386hp Leisure equipment + toys 40’ (12m) Seahunter towable tender fully outfitted for inshore and offshore fishing 18’ (5.5m) Nautica with 150hp 2x three-person WaveRunners 2x Seabobs 4x standup paddleboards 2x kayaks Waterslide Snorkeling equipment Waterskis, wakeboard, flyboard and kneeboard Inflatables Fishing equipment, including spear Exercise equipment Gym equipment

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L A TA N I A 160’ 9” (49M)

Summer Winter

West Mediterranean Please inquire

Price from

€175,000 p/w

Guests 11 guests (4 double, 1 twin) Crew 12 Length 160’ 9” (49m) Beam 31’ 6” (9.6m) Draft 9’ 6” (2.9m) Built by CMN Year 2001/2016 Fuel consumption 370 Liters/Hr Speed 13 knots Engines Twin Caterpillar 3512B DITA 1,500hp Leisure equipment + toys 36‘ (11m) Wahoo tender 2x Sea-Doos 2x Seabobs 2x standup paddleboards Inflatable slide Waterskis, wakeboards and tows Trampoline Approved RYA training center

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REBEL

1 6 7

31 04 0 ’

157’ 6” (48M)

Summer Winter

Bahamas Bahamas

Price from

$155,000 p/w

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

10 guests (4 double, 1 twin) 9 157’ 6” (48m) 28’ 2” (8.58m) 8’ (2.44m) Trinity Yachts 2005/2015 85 US Gal/Hr 14 knots Twin Caterpillar 3512B 2,250hp

Leisure equipment + toys 35’ 5” (10.8m) Everglades tender with 900hp, fully-rigged for sportfishing 17’ 5” (5.3m) Zodiac Pro RIB center console with 115hp 2x Sea-Doo RXPs Sea-Doo RXP X 300 Yamaha Super-Jet standup WaveRunner 3x Sea-Doo underwater dive scooters 3x Cayago Seabob F5S 2x 16’ (4.87m) sea kayaks (spray skirts and rudders/ocean kayak style) Waterskis and wakeboards Array of towable inflatable toys 3x standup paddleboards Snorkeling equipment Scuba diving equipment incl. compressor 2x mountain bikes Exercise equipment

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USHER 154’ (46.94M)

Summer

Winter

Bahamas, Florida, New England Bahamas, Caribbean

Price from

$179,500 p/w

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

12 guests (5 double) 10 154’ (46.94m) 28’ 8” (8.74m) 7’ 6” (2.3m) Delta Marine 2007/2019 175 US Gal/Hr 20 knots Twin MTU 16V4000 3650

Leisure equipment + toys 56’ (17m) Hampton with two crew (inquire about availability) 35’ (10m) Scout towable tender 2x Seabobs 2x kayaks 2x Sea-Doos Waterskis and wakeboard 2x standup paddleboards Three-person towable Fishing equipment Snorkeling equipment Jacuzzi Exercise equipment including treadmill, yoga mats, tension bands and dumbbells Elevator from guest accommodations to skylounge

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RHINO

1 6 9

31 04 0 ’

154’ (46.9M)

Summer Winter

Please inquire Bahamas

Price from

$140,000 p/w

Guests 10 guests (3 double, 1 twin, 1 convertible) Crew 10 Length 154’ (46.9m) Beam 30’ (9.1m) Draft 7’ 6” (2.3m) Built by Admiral Year 1998/2018 Fuel consumption 60 US Gal/Hr Speed 14 knots Engines Twin Caterpillar 3512

B DI-TA 1,650hp Leisure equipment + toys 19’ (5.8m) AB tender with 150hp Yamaha engine 4x WaveRunners 40’ (12m) Waterslide 2x standup paddleboards Three-four person Big Mable towable tube Two-person AirRider towable tube Waterskis, wakeboard and kneeboard Fishing equipment Snorkeling equipment 4x folding bicycles XBOX with Kinect Beach setup

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D AY B R E A K 153’ 3” (46.7M)

Summer

Winter

Bahamas, Florida, New England Bahamas, Caribbean

Price from

$150,000 p/w

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

12 guests (4 double, 2 twin) 9 153’ 3” (46.7m) 28’ 5” (8.7m) 9’ 3” (2.8m) Feadship 1997/2015 75 Gal/Hr 12.5 knots Twin Caterpillar 23508DITA 905hp

Leisure equipment + toys 35’ (10.6m) Marlin sportsfish tender 21’ (6.4m) ASIS inflatable tender Full range of Shimano fishing equipment Waterskis, wakeboard and kneeboard Miscellaneous beach toys Towable rings and other assorted inflatables

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B A L I S TA

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31 04 0 ’

153’ 3” (46.7M)

Summer Winter

Mediterranean Bahamas, Caribbean

Price from

€150,000 p/w

Guests

Crew Length Beam Draft Built by Year Fuel consumption Speed Engines

12 guests (5 double, 2 twin, 1 convertible) 9 153’ 3” (46.7m) 28’ 7” (8.7m) 8’ 6” (2.6m) Cantieri di Pisa 2013/2019 300 US Gal/Hr 17 knots Twin MTU 16V4000M93L

Leisure equipment + toys 37’ (11.3m) Intrepid 21’ (6.37m) Castoldi Jet tender 14’ (4.2m) Castoldi Jet tender 2x Seabob 2x Yamaha VX Deluxe WaveRunner 21’ (6.5m) waterslide Waterskis, kneeboard and wakeboard Towable inflatables Snorkeling equipment *Not available for charter to U.S. residents while in U.S. waters.

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ENTOURAGE 152’ 9” (46.5M)

Summer Winter

Please inquire Bahamas, Caribbean

Price from

$200,000 p/w

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

12 guests (3 double, 2 twin) 9 152’ 9” (46.5m) 29’ 2” (8.9m) 9’ 6” (2.9m) Admiral 2014 300 Liters/Hr 12 knots Twin Caterpillar C32

Leisure equipment + toys 33’ (10m) Novurania chase tender with twin Yamaha 300hp engines 18’ (5.6m) RIB Castoldi jet tender Sea-Doo 260 GTX 2x Seabobs F5 S 3x standup paddleboards 4x mountain bikes Fishing equipment Flyboard Waterskis (adult and junior) Professional slalom skis Wakeboards (adult and junior) 2x inflatable donuts/ biscuits Aquaglide Jungle Jim inflatable 5x double and single kayaks Approved RYA training center

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TUTTO LE MARRANE

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152’ 7” (46.2M)

Summer Winter

Bahamas Bahamas

Price from

$150,000 p/w

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

10 guests (3 double, 2 twin) 8 152’ 7” (46.2m) 26’ 1” (8.2m) 4’ 1” (1.5m) Leopard (Arno) 2011 800 Liters/Hr 25 knots Twin MTU 16V 2000 M93

Leisure equipment + toys 16’ (5.1m) Castoldi RIB tender with Jet Yanmar engine Three-person Yamaha WaveRunner GX1800ANB F25 2x Jet Ski Gasoline SuperJets Jetpack Hoverboard Flyboard 2x standup paddleboards Waterskis and wakeboards Four-person inflatable towable 2x Cayago Seabob F5 Scuba diving equipment

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IONIAN PRINCESS 150’ (45.73M)

Summer Winter

Bahamas Bahamas

Price from

$160,000 p/w

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

12 guests (5 double, 1 twin) 10 150’ (45.73m) 27’ 11” (8.5m) 7’ 6” (2.3m) Christensen 2005/2018 124 US Gal/Hr 12 knots Twin MTU 2012 396 TE84 2,010hp

Leisure equipment + toys 20’ (6.1m) Novurania custom deluxe tender 16’ (4.8m) Nautica tender with Yamaha engine Two-person Yamaha WaveRunner 2x F5S Metallic Seabobs 2x Hobie kayaks 2x inflatable standup paddleboards Waterskis and wakeboard Towable banana and donut Snorkeling equipment *Not available for charter to U.S. residents while in U.S. waters.

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HARLE

1 7 5

31 04 0 ’

146’ 6” (44.6M)

Summer Winter

Mediterranean Caribbean, Bahamas

Price from

$225,000 p/w

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

12 guests (4 double, 2 twin) 9 146’ 6” (44.6m) 30’ 2” (9.2m) 8’ 1” (2.7m) Feadship 2007/2019 150 Liters/Hr 12 knots Twin MTU 12V2000M7 788kw/1055 bhp

Leisure equipment + toys 32’ (9.7m) Intrepid 15’ (4.5m) Novurania tender equipped with ski pylon 2x 14’ (4.3m) Laser sailboats 3x Seabobs Fly surfboard 4x standup paddleboards 2x Yamaha VX Cruiser WaveRunners 2x sea kayaks Waterskis and wakeboard Snorkeling equipment Rendezvous diving only Eight-person inflatable island Jacuzzi Barbecue grill on sundeck Beach setup Gym equipment *Not available for charter to U.S. residents while in U.S. waters.

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MILESTONE 146’ (44.5M)

Summer Winter

Bahamas, Caribbean Bahamas, Caribbean

Price from

$165,000 p/w

Guests Crew Length Beam Draft Built by Year Speed Engines

12 guests (6 double, 1 twin) 9 146’ (44.5m) 29’ 6” (9m) 8’ (2.44m) Christensen 2008/2018 12 knots Twin Caterpillar 3512B 2,250hp each

Leisure equipment + toys 35’ (10.7m) Scout towed tender (2017) with triple 300hp Yamaha engines (rigged for fishing and diving) 18’ (5.5m) Novurania RIB with 150hp Yamaha engine 36’ (11m) FreeStyle LS Slide 3x Seabobs 3x WaveRunners SuperJet standup Jet Ski 3x Jet Surfs 2x eFoil boards 3x Wake foil boards Flyboard (jet pack) Kite surf equipment: North kites, multiple sizes, instructor onboard 2x two-person kayaks 4x standup paddleboards Four-person inflatable standup paddleboard Scuba diving equipment Snorkeling equipment Assorted party floats 2x wakeboards Wakeskate, waterskis and knee board Three-person chariot Towable banana Inflatable dock for WaveRunners Golf driving/chipping range Beach setup *Not available for charter to U.S. residents while in U.S. waters.

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I L OV E T H I S B OAT

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31 04 0 ’

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145’ (44.2M)

Summer Winter

Bahamas, Caribbean Bahamas, Caribbean

Price from

$150,000 p/w

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

10 guests (3 double, 2 twin) 7 145’ (44.2m) 29’ 6” (9m) 8’ 4” (2.54m) Christensen 2002/2019 48 US Gal/Hr 10 knots Twin MTU 2012 1,180hp

Leisure equipment + toys 30’ (9.1m) Boston Whaler with twin 300hp engines 18’ (5.4m) Novurania with 115hp engine Waterslide 2x two-person WaveRunners 2x Seabobs 2x sea scooters 2x standup paddleboards 2x tandem kayaks 2x Hobie pedal/sail kayaks Snorkeling equipment Waterskis with one slalom ski (adult) Wakeboard Inflatable WaveRunner dock 2x Fiesta Islands Towable toys Fishing equipment with professional guide in crew Beach setup and sand toys Rendezvous diving only

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C H E C K M AT E 145’ (44.2M)

Summer Winter

Please inquire Please inquire

Price from

$130,000 p/w

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

12 guests (4 double, 1 twin) 9 145’ (44.2m) 30’ 3” (9.22m) 8’ 6” (2.6m) Benetti 2013/2018 62 US Gal/Hr 13 knots Twin Caterpillar 1300

Leisure equipment + toys 18’ (5.5m) Williams Dieseljet RIB 2x Sea-Doo Sparks 2x standup paddleboards 2x towable tubes Wakeboard Snorkeling equipment Inshore and offshore fishing equipment *Not available for charter to U.S. residents while in U.S. waters.

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HEMISPHERE

1 7 9

31 04 0 ’

145’ (44.2M)

Summer Winter

French Polynesia, Fiji, French Polynesia, New Caledonia, New Zealand, South Pacific

Price from

$260,000 p/w

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

12 guests (4 double, 1 twin) 10 145’ (44.2m) 54’ 6” (16.6m) 10’ 2” (3.1m) Pendennis 2011 230 Liters/Hr 11 knots Twin Caterpillar C12s

Leisure equipment + toys 54’ (16.4m) T/T HEMISPHERE F&S Custom sportFishing boat with twin Caterpillar C18 1150hp engines 26’ (8.2m) Scorpion tender with 400hp engine 15’ (4.5m) Castoldi jet tender with 125hp engine 12x sets of scuba diving equipment 4x Seabobs Windsurfs, kayak, waterskis, wakeboard, kneeboards and tows Standup paddleboard 16’ (4.8m) inflatable water trampoline Inflatable toys Professional diving board Snorkeling equipment Fishing equipment

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G3 144’ 4” (44M)

Summer Winter

Adriatic New Zealand

Price from

€182,000 p/w

Guests 12 guests (3 double, 2 twin convertible) Crew 9 Length 144’ 4” (44m) Beam 27’ 1” (8.5m) Draft 8’ 2” (2.5m) Built by Heesen Yachts Year 2008/2016 Fuel consumption 550 Liters/Hr Speed 17 knots Engines Twin MTU 3,600hp Leisure equipment + toys 32’ 8” (10m) Intrepid towed tender with twin 300hp engines 12’ 7” (3.9m) Williams 395 jet tender with 90hp engine 2x two-person Sea-Doo Sparks 90hp 2x eFoil hydrofoil surfboards Radinn GX2 Jetboard eFoil hydrofoil surfboard Scuba diving equipment including dive compressor Waterskis, wakeboards, kitesurfs and tows 4x Seabob F5S 2x standup paddleboards Approved RYA training center Onboard dive instructor, kitesurfing instructor Onboard masseuse and physiotherapist

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I C E L A DY

1 8 1

31 04 0 ’

142’ 1” (43.3M)

Summer Winter

Mediterranean West Mediterranean

Price from

€90,000 p/w

Guests

Crew Length Beam Draft Built by Year Fuel consumption Speed Engines

10 guests (3 double, 2 twin (1 convertible)) 10 142’ 1” (43.3m) 23’ 1” (7.3m) 13’ 9” (4.2m) Helsingfors 1959/2012 135 Liters/Hr 10 knots Werkspoor TMA BS 390 kw. 1.324

Leisure equipment + toys 23’ (7.25m) Northstar rigid bottom inflatable with Mercury 200 XL engine 13’ (4.9m) Lomac Beluga 500 OK with Mercury F 40 engine Inflatable kayak 2x standup paddleboards Donut Waterskis and wakeboard Snorkeling equipment Rendezvous diving only Inflatable pool

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BACA 142’ 5” (43.4M)

Summer Winter

Mediterranean Bahamas, Caribbean

Price from

$170,000 p/w

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

11 guests (4 double, 1 twin) 9 142’ 5” (43.4m) 28’ 8” (8.75m) 10’ (3m) Royal Denship 2009/2019 150 Liters/Hr 10 knots Twin Caterpillar 3508B DITA

Leisure equipment + toys 25’ 6” (7.5m) Sea Hunter with twin Yamaha 150hp engines 10’ 1” (3m) AB RIB Jet 100hp engine 2x Yamaha EXR WaveRunners 2x Seabob F5s 2x wakeboards (adult and chidlren) Waterskis and wake surfboard Kitesurfing equipment Fishing equipment Inflatable trampoline Four-person towable banana Towable tubes 2x inflatable standup paddleboards 2x inflatable single and double kayaks Waterslide *Not available for charter to U.S. residents while in U.S. waters.

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INTEGRITY

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31 04 0 ’

141’ (43M)

Summer Winter

Galápagos Galápagos

Price from

$110,000 p/w

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

16 guests (7 double, 1 twin) 11 141’ (43m) 24’ (7.3m) 6’ 11” (2.1m) Gulf Craft 1977/2018 28 US Gal/Hr 12 knots Twin Detriot MTU Series 60

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

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KING BABY 140’ 1” (42.7M)

Summer Winter

Please inquire Bahamas, Caribbean

Price from

$160,000 p/w

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

10 guests (4 double, 1 twin) 9 140’ 1” (42.7m) 30’ 6” (9.3m) 7’ 7” (2.3m) IAG Yachts 2016/2019 100 US Gal/Hr 14 knots Twin MTU 16V 2000 2,600hp

Leisure equipment + toys 39’ (11.8m) 2018 Nortech 390 with triple Mercury Verado 350hp engines 16.5’ (5m) Williams Jet tender 2x Yamaha WaveRunners Yamaha standup WaveRunner Waterslide Zapata flyboard 2x Seabobs 4x standup paddleboards Kite surfing equipment 2x inflatable kayaks Waterskis, wakeboard and kneeboard Towable tube Snorkeling equipment Fishing equipment incl. spearfishing equipment Beach toys Spin bike Exercise equipment *Not available for charter to U.S. residents while in U.S. waters.

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31 04 0 ’

139’ 9” (42.6M)

Summer Winter

Mediterranean Bahamas, Caribbean

Price from

$150,000 p/w

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

10 guests (3 double, 2 twin) 8 139’ 9” (42.6m) 27’ 11” (8.5m) 7’ 3” (2.2m) Benetti 2015/2019 237 US Gal/Hr 19 knots Twin 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 Snorkeling equipment Fishing equipment Beach games Gym *Not available for charter to U.S. residents while in U.S. waters.

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MOKA 138’ 5” (42.2M)

Summer Winter

West Mediterranean West Mediterranean

Price from

€165,000 p/w

Guests

Crew Length Beam Draft Built by Year Fuel consumption Speed Engines

10 guests (3 double, 2 twin, 2 convertible) 9 138’ 5” (42.2m) 30’ 1” (9.4m) 8’ 2” (2.5m) Sanlorenzo 2015 220 Liters/Hr 12 knots Twin Caterpillar C32 1,319hp

Leisure equipment + toys Axopar 28 T Top Mercury 300hp 2x 2018 Sea-Doo Spark ups 2x Seabobs Waterskis (adult and junior) Wakeskate and wakeboard 2x fiberglass standup paddleboards 2x inflatable kayaks Various towable toys Snorkeling equipment Yoga mats and gym equipment incl. treadmill

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R U YA

1 8 7

31 04 0 ’

135’ 1” (41.4M)

Summer Winter

West Mediterranean Bahamas, Caribbean

Price from

$168,000 p/w

Guests 10 guests (3 double, 2 twin convertible) Crew 9 Length 135’ 1” (41.4m) Beam 29’ 3” (8.9m) Draft 8’ 2” (2.5m) Built by Alia Yachts Turkey Year 2016 Fuel consumption 120 Liters/Hr Speed 10 knots Engines Twin Caterpillar C32 746kw/1,000hp Leisure equipment + toys 26’ (7.9m) Century chase tender with twin 115hp engines (available in Caribbean only) 19’ (5.8m) Novurania chase tender with diesel jet Yanmar 260hp engine 12’ (3.6m) AB Navigo VS inflatable tender with Evinrude 25hp engine Sailing dinghy 2x three-person Sea-Doo RXT-X 300 2x Seabobs F5S 3x inflatable kayaks Waterskis and wakeboards 3x standup paddleboards 2x towable donuts Snorkeling equipment Gym equipment Approved RYA training center

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TA K E 5 131’ (39.9M)

Summer Winter

Bahamas Bahamas, Caribbean

Price from

$140,000 p/w

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

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

Leisure equipment + toys 34’ (10.3m) Nor-Tech towed tender with twin 400hp engines 18’ (5.4m) Williams tender with 180hp engine Waterslide Two-person Sea-Doo RXP Three-person Sea-Doo GTIR Floating Sea-Doo dock 2x Seabobs 4x inflatable standup paddleboards 2x elliptical paddleboards Two-person inflatable kayak Wakeboards and kneeboards Towable toys Fun floating oasis incl. floating splash pad Waterslide Yacht golf Snorkeling equipment Fishing equipment Basketball hoop on sundeck Bocce ball Rendezvous diving only Drone Gym equipment Massage table *Not available for charter to U.S. residents while in U.S. waters.

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CHASING D AY L I G H T

S E A S C A P E S U N D E R 4 0 m

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130’ (39.6M)

Summer Winter

Bahamas Bahamas, Caribbean

Price from

$95,000 p/w

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

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

Leisure equipment + toys 35’ (10.7m) 2018 Everglades with fishing tower and triple 350hp Yamahas 17’ (5.2m) 2018 Williams jet tender 3x WaveRunners Waterskis (adult and junior) Water tube Wakeboard 2x standup paddleboards 2x single kayaks 2x Seabob F5s Snorkeling equipment Kitesurfing equipment Spearfishing equipment Fishing equipment Beach games Gym equipment

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APHRODITE 130’ (39.6M)

Summer Winter

Bahamas, New England Bahamas

Price from

$110,000 p/w

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

10 guests (3 double, 2 twin) 8 130’ (39.6m) 26’ (7.9m) 6’ 6” (2m) Westport 2010 100 US Gal/Hr 14 knots Twin MTU/DDC 12v4000 2,735hp each

Leisure equipment + toys 36’ (11m) Intrepid tender with twin 300hp Yamaha engines 18’ (5.5m) Nautica Widebody ST with 4-stroke engine 2x Yamaha WaveRunner F12s Waterskis, wakeboard and kneeboard 2x inflatable paddleboards that convert into kayaks 2x Seabobs Inflatable towable toys Floating island Snorkeling equipment (adult and junior) Beach barbecue setup Fishing equipment 6x sets scuba diving equipment (rendezvous diving only) *Not available for charter to U.S. residents while in U.S. waters.

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SERENGETI

S E A S C A P E S U N D E R 4 0 m

1 9 1

31 04 0 ’

130’ (39.6M)

Summer Winter

Alaska California, Mexico West Coast

Price from

$120,000 p/w

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

12 guests (3 double, 2 twin) 7 130’ (39.6m) 26’ (7.92m) 6’ 5” (2m) Westport 2002/2014 65 US Gal/Hr 12 knots Twin MTU 4000 Series 2,200hp each

Leisure equipment + toys 34’ (10.4m) Regulator center console tender fully equipped for sportfishing 18’ (5.5m) Novurania expedition tender fully equipped for fishing 2x three-person Sea-Doos 2x wakeboards (adult and junior) 2x standup paddleboards 2x tandem kayaks 2x waterskis (adult and junior) Snorkeling equipment Wetsuits Four-person Big Mable inflatable 2x surfboards Beach games Fishing equipment Dive compressor

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4 0 m

W 130’ (39.6M)

Summer Winter

Bahamas Bahamas, Caribbean

Price from

$145,000 p/w

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

10 guests (3 double, 2 twin) 7 130’ (39.62m) 26’ (7.92m) 6’ 6” (1.98m) Westport 2019 75 US Gal/Hr 16 knots Twin MTU 12V 4000

Leisure equipment + toys 38’ (11.5m) Boston Whaler with triple Mercury 350s 18’ (5.5) Novurania tender 22’ (6.7m) inflatable climbing rock wall Giant waterslide 2x three-person Sea-Doo GTX 2x two-person Hobie pedal kayaks 2x standup paddleboards 2x Seabob F5S Scuba diving equipment (rendezvous diving only) Snorkeling equipment (adult and junior) Fishing equipment Wakeboard Beach toys

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R E V E L RY

S E A S C A P E S U N D E R 4 0 m

1 9 3

31 04 0 ’

127’ 1” (39M)

Summer Winter

West Mediterranean Caribbean

Price from

€120,000 p/w

Guests

Crew Length Beam Draft Built by Year Fuel consumption Speed Engines

10 guests (3 double, 2 twin, 2 convertible) 8 127’ 1” (39m) 26’ 3” (8m) 8’ (2.45m) Hakvoort 2010 150 Liters/Hr 10 knots Twin Caterpillar C18 DITA, MKI

Leisure equipment + toys 39’ (12m) Yellowfin sport boat (winter use only) 36’ (11m) Fjord tender (summer use only) 14’ (4.3m) Novurania RIB tender 2x Yamaha WaveRunners Waterskis and monoskis Wakeboard and kneeboard Wake surf and wake skate Waterslide Assorted towable, inflatable toys (Big Mabel, donut, disc etc) 2x Seabobs 2x Hobie kayaks 2x standup paddleboards 2x eFoil boards Scuba diving equipment (rendezvous diving only) Fishing equipment Free weights Exercise mats and inflatable Pilates ball

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IMPETUOUS 127’ (38.7M)

Summer Winter

New England Bahamas

Price from

$97,000 p/w

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

10 guests (3 double, 2 twin) 7 127’ (38.7m) 27’ (8.2m) 6’ 6” (2m) Burger 2003/2017 60 US Gal/Hr 12 knots Twin Caterpillar 3508B 1,300hp each

Leisure equipment + toys 21’6 (6.6m) aluminum Northwind RIB with 300hp Mercury engine (equipped with radar, plotter and video depth counter) 2x inflatable standup paddleboards Towable toys 2x kayaks Snorkeling equipment Scuba diving equipment (rendevous diving only)

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BERILDA

S E A S C A P E S U N D E R 4 0 m

1 9 5

31 04 0 ’

126’ (38.4M)

Summer Winter

New England Bahamas, Caribbean

Price from

$80,000 p/w

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

11 guests (4 double, 1 twin) 8 126’ (38.4m) 24’ 5” (7.4m) 8’ (2.4m) Feadship 1978/2016 30 US Gal/Hr 10 knots Twin Caterpillar D379

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Leisure equipment + toys 2x 19’ (5.79m) AB RIB tenders 2x 16’ (4.9m) Zuma sailboats 2x inflatable standup paddleboards 2x Oru kayaks 10x sets of snorkeling equipment Wakeboard Towable toys Light fishing equipment Beach party setup

160’

*Not available for charter to U.S. residents while in U.S. waters.

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4 0 m

TWILIGHT 125’ 2” (38.1M)

Summer Winter

Mediterranean Caribbean

Price from

$80,000 p/w

Guests 8 guests (3 double, 1 twin, 2 convertible) Crew 6 Length 125’ 2” (38.1m) Beam 29’ 4” (8.9m) Draft 13’ 1” (4m) Built by Oyster Marine Year 2013 Fuel consumption 21 Liters/Hr Speed 9 knots Engines Caterpillar C18 600hp Leisure equipment + toys 25’ 6” (7.8m) Ribeye 785S custom tender Waterskis and wakeboard Three-person tow ring Snorkeling equipment Fishing equipment 2x standup paddleboards

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FORE ACES

S E A S C A P E S U N D E R 4 0 m

1 9 7

31 04 0 ’

1 2 4 ’ ( 3 7. 8 M )

Summer Winter

Bahamas, New England Bahamas

Price from

$90,000 p/w

Guests 12 guests (4 double, 1 twin) Crew 6 Length 124’ (37.8m) Beam 25’ 11” (7.9m) Draft 6’ 2” (1.9m) Built by Delta Marine Year 2003/2018 Fuel consumption 65 US Gal/Hr Speed 12 knots Engines Twin Caterpillar 3412 series 1,440hp Leisure equipment + toys 34’ (10.4m) Jupiter center console towed tender with twin 350hp Yamaha engines 17’ (5.2m) Williams jet tender Giant waterslide WaveRunners (available on request) 2x standup paddleboards 2x kayaks Towable toys Waterskis Snorkeling equipment Fishing equipment

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T E M P TAT I O N 1 2 3 ’ ( 3 7. 5 M )

Summer Winter

Bahamas, New England Bahamas, Florida

Price from

$70,000 p/w

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

8 guests (4 double) 5 123’ (37.5m) 25’ (7.6m) 6’ 7” (2m) Palmer Johnson 2005/2018 93 US Gal/Hr 13 knots Twin Detroit Diesels 1,800hp each

Leisure equipment + toys 32’ (9.7m) Edgewater center console with twin 300hp engines 15’ (4.5m) Novurania widebody RIB with 90hp engine 2x Yamaha 1100 Deluxe WaveRunners 2x standup paddleboards Two-person inflatable kayak Wakeboard Waterskis (adult and junior) Water toys Towable tube Snorkeling equipment Fishing equipment

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KAOS

S E A S C A P E S U N D E R 4 0 m

1 9 9

31 04 0 ’

1 2 2 ’ ( 3 7. 2 M )

Summer Winter

West Mediterranean Bahamas, Caribbean

Price from

$110,000 p/w

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

11 guests (4 double, 1 twin) 7 122’ (37.2m) 26’ (7.9m) 8’ (2.4m) Sanlorenzo 2010/2017 91 US Gal/Hr 12 knots Twin Caterpillar C32 ACERT 1,624hp each

Leisure equipment + toys 38’ (11.6m) Protector towed tender 17’ (5.2m) Williams tender with 200hp engine Waterslide 2x WaveRunners (one for Mediterranean) 4x Seabobs Giant inflatable trampoline 2x standup paddleboards Snorkeling equipment Wakeboard Hoverboard, flyboard and jetboard *Not available for charter to U.S. residents while in U.S. waters.

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SERENITY 1 2 2 ’ ( 3 7. 2 M )

Summer Winter

Alaska, Pacific Northwest Pacific Northwest

Price from

$110,000 p/w

Guests 8 guests (4 double) Crew 6 Length 122’ (37.2m) Beam 24’ 4” (7.4m) Draft 6’ (1.8m) Built by Flagship Year 1993/2017 Fuel consumption 65 US Gal/Hr Speed 10 knots Engines Twin Detroit Diesels 12V92 1,080hp Leisure equipment + toys 29’ (8.8m) North River Alaskan-style enclosed towed fishing tender with twin 250hp Yamaha engines 18’ (5.4m) Life Proof unsinkable aluminum hull with Honda 4-stroke 100hp engine 2x two-person Yamaha VX WaveRunners 2x inflatable standup paddleboards Slalom waterskis and wakeboard 4x AIRE tandem/single inflatable kayaks Fishing equipment specifically for Alaskan-style fishing Rain/foul weather equipment in various sizes Exercise equipment

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WONDERL AND

S E A S C A P E S U N D E R 4 0 m

2 0 1

31 04 0 ’

1 2 4 ’ ( 3 7. 8 M )

Summer Winter

Bahamas, Alaska Bahamas, Caribbean

Price from

$70,000 p/w

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

8 guests (3 double, 1 twin) 6 124’ (37.8m) 25’ 11” (7.9m) 6’ 7” (2m) Delta Marine 1997/2019 40 US Gal/Hr 12 knots Twin MTU 16V2000 1800hp

Leisure equipment + toys 28’ (8.5m) Axopar enclosed cabin tender with 300hp Mercury engine 18’ (5.5m) Nautica RIB tender with 150hp Yamaha engine 2x Yamaha VXR 1800cc WaveRunners 2x 9’ 7” (2.9m) Hobie Mirage Sport single kayaks with Hobie pedal and rudder system 2x 11’ 6” (3.5m) Jobe inflatable standup paddleboards Dockstar inflatable dock FunAir inflatable golf Three-person Big Mable inflatable towable toy Inflatable island 2x inflatable donuts 7x SunComfort saddle floats Jobe Allegre waterskis Liquid Force Witness wakeboard Jobe Stimmel kneeboard and wakesurf board Scuba diving equipment incl. compressor (rendezvous diving only) 10x sets snorkeling equipment Fishing equipment Beach setup Certified Aquatic Pilates offered

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NAMASTE 121’ (36.8M)

Summer Winter

Bahamas, Caribbean Bahamas, Caribbean

Price from

$115,000 p/w

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

10 guests (3 double, 2 twin ) 7 121’ (36.8m) 26’ 8” (8.1m) 7’ (2.1m) Benetti 2013/2019 63 US Gal/Hr 13 knots Twin 2000 MTU 1,450hp

Leisure equipment + toys 32’ (13m) Intrepid with twin 350hp Yamaha engines 2x WaveRunners 2x Seabobs 3x standup paddleboards (rigid and inflatable) Two-person inflatable kayak Snorkeling equipment Wakeboard Towable toys Inflatable docks Fishing equipment: deep sea, bottom and spearfishing Jacuzzi

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BANG!

S E A S C A P E S U N D E R 4 0 m

2 0 3

31 04 0 ’

114’ 1” (35M)

Summer Winter

West Mediterranean West Mediterranean

Price from

€78,000 p/w

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

10 guests (4 double, 1 twin) 6 114’ 1” (35m) 24’ 2” (7.6m) 7’ 3” (2.2m) Benetti 2000/2019 200 Liters/Hr 12 knots Twin Caterpillar 1,400hp

Leisure equipment + toys 16’ (4.9m) Novurania tender with 140hp engine Two-person Spark Sea-Doo Fliteboard eFoil Flyboard 2x inflatable standup paddleboards Two-person kayak Towable toys

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4 0 m

XANADU OF LONDON 112’ (34M)

Summer Winter

Southeast Asia Southeast Asia

Price from

$70,000 p/w

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

8 guests (4 double) 6 112’ (34m) 24’ 1” (7.6m) 7’ 7” (2.3m) Moonen 1997/2019 200 Liters/Hr 12 knots Caterpillar 3412C 1,272hp

Leisure equipment + toys 15’ (4.8m) Novurania tender with 60hp engine Crew tender Yamaha WaveRunneri FX Cruiser 2x standup paddleboards 2x kayaks Towable toys Snorkeling equipment Fishing equipment

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MIMI LA SARDINE

S E A S C A P E S U N D E R 4 0 m

2 0 5

31 04 0 ’

21 82 0 ’

111’ 1” (33.8M)

Summer Winter

West Mediterranean Please inquire

Price from

€115,000 p/w

Guests 12 guests (3 double, 2 twin convertible) Crew 6 Length 111’ 1” (33.8m) Beam 24’ 7” (7.5m) Draft 7’ 1” (2.4m) Built by Cantiere Delle Marche Year 2019 Fuel consumption 170 Liters/Hr Speed 10 knots Engines Twin Caterpillar C18 Leisure equipment + toys 21’ 4” (6.5m) Extender SRL EXT645 tender with Honda 100hp engine Sea-Doo XPS 2x Seabobs 2x kayaks 2x standup paddleboards Waterskis Snorkeling equipment 3x e-bikes Towable inflatable toy Approved RYA training center

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BODACIOUS 105’ 8” (32.2M)

Summer Winter

Bahamas, New England Bahamas, Florida

Price from

$70,000 p/w

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

10 guests (4 double, 1 twin) 5 105’ 8” (32.2m) 23’ 2” (7m) 6’ 5” (1.95m) Sanlorenzo 2014 55 US Gal/Hr 12 knots Twin MTU 16V2000 2,430hp

Leisure equipment + toys 32’ (9.75m) Intrepid towed tender with twin 300hp Yamaha engines (fully rigged for fishing) 2x Yamaha WaveRunners 2x Yamaha RDS300 sea scooters 2x Seabobs Big Mabel inflatable towable Inflatable island 2x 12’ (3.6m) standup paddleboards Snorkeling equipment Fishing equipment Beach setup

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AV E L I N E

S E A S C A P E S U N D E R 4 0 m

2 0 7

31 04 0 ’

103’ 4” (31.5M)

Summer Winter

Southeast Asia, Indian Ocean Southeast Asia, Indian Ocean

Price from

$63,000 p/w

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

8 guests (2 double, 2 twin ) 5 103’ 4” (31.5m) 22’ 4” (6.8m) 7’ 7” (2.3m) Maiora 2006/2017 150 Liters/Hr 12 knots Twin MTU 16V M90 2,000hp

Leisure equipment + toys 19’ (5.8m) Novurania tender with 60hp engine 9’ 5” (2.9m) Cholamark RIB tender with 9.9hp Yamaha engine Yamaha WaveRunner EX sport 2x wakeboards 2x standup paddleboards 2x two-person kayaks Towable inflatable toys 4x sets scuba diving equipment (rendezvous diving) Swimming pool with net Snorkeling equipment

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4 0 m

VESPUCCI 100’ 1” (30.5M)

Summer Winter

Mediterranean West Mediterranean

Price from

€40,000 p/w

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

10 guests (2 double, 2 twin ) 5 100’ 1” (30.5m) 21’ 8” (6.6m) 8’ 1” (2.7m) CRN Ancona 1978/2018 100 Liters/Hr 10 knots Twin Caterpillar 480hp

Leisure equipment + toys 17’ (5.2m) Williams jet tender Standup paddleboards Inflatable sailing boat Wakeboard Towable toys Waterskis Inflatable platforms Scuba diving equipment (rendezvous diving only)

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ALLURES

S E A S C A P E S U N D E R 4 0 m

2 0 9

31 04 0 ’

100’ 1” (30.5M)

Summer Winter

West Mediterranean West Mediterranean

Price from

€50,000 p/w

Guests

Crew Length Beam Draft Built by Year Fuel consumption Speed Engines

8 guests (2 double, 2 twin, 2 convertible) 5 100’ 1” (30.5m) 43’ (13.1m) 6’ 1” (2.1m) Compositeworks 2006/2016 65 Liters/Hr 12 knots Twin Cummins 355hp

Leisure equipment + toys 19’ (5.7m) tender with 115hp engine Three-person Kawasaki Jet Ski 2x standup paddleboards (rigid and inflatable) 2x inflatable rings Inflatable Tiwal dinghy Inflatable canoe Wakeboard 2x waterskis (mono and bi) Snorkeling equipment Fishing equipment

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V I VA L D I 96’ 9” (29.5M)

Summer Winter

East Mediterranean East Mediterranean

Price from

€72,000 p/w

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

12 guests (3 double, 2 twin) 4 96’ 9” (29.5m) 22’ 9” (7m) 6’ 1” (2.1m) Monte Carlo Yacht 2018 300 Liters/Hr 12 knots Twin MTU 16V2000 M86

Leisure equipment + toys 15’ (4.5m) Williams with 110hp engine Sea-Doo Spark Trixx 2x Seabobs F5 SR JetSurf Inflatable slide from flybridge Diving board 2x wakeboards Waterskis Four-person inflatable banana ring 2x standup paddleboards 2x Gocycle electric bikes Snorkeling equipment

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MIA KAI

S E A S C A P E S U N D E R 4 0 m

2 1 1

31 04 0 ’

96’ 9” (29.5M)

Summer Winter

Southeast Asia Southeast Asia

Price from

$69,000 p/w

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

8 guests (2 double, 2 twin) 7 96’ 9” (29.5m) 21’ 4” (6.5m) 5’ 1” (1.8m) Bilgin Yachts 2007/2016 115 Liters/Hr 10 knots Twin MAN V12 1,550hp

Leisure equipment + toys BRIG E380 RIB with 50hp engine Three-person Yamaha WaveRunner Waterskis, wakeboard and kneeboard Standup paddleboard Snorkeling equipment Inflatable T-dock Inflatable water toys (three-person wing, one-person bullet) 2x three-person kayaks 4x deep-sea trolling rods, reels and extensive billfish lures

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ICARUS 88’ 7” (27M)

Summer Winter

West Mediterranean Please inquire

Price from

$39,000 p/w

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

6 guests (1 double, 2 twin) 3 88’ 7” (27m) 21’ 1” (6.7m) 11’ 1” (3.6m) Jongert 2007/2016 20 Liters/Hr 10 knots John Deere 300hp

Leisure equipment + toys 13’ (4m) Novurania Deluxe tender Waterskis Snorkeling equipment Inflatable and towable water toys Scuba diving equipment 2x standup paddleboards

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MAXXX

S E A S C A P E S U N D E R 4 0 m

2 1 3

31 04 0 ’

86’ 7”(26.4M)

Summer Winter

Southeast Asia Southeast Asia

Price from

€45,000 p/w

Guests

Crew Length Beam Draft Built by Year Fuel consumption Speed Engines

8 guests (2 double, 2 twin, 1 convertible) 3 86’ 7”(26.4m) 20’ 1” (6.1m) 6’ 6” (2m) Sunseeker 2009/2018 500 Liters/Hr 23 knots Twin Caterpillar 1825hp

Leisure equipment + toys 15’ (4.8m) tender with 60hp Suzuki engine Sea-Doo Kayak Standup paddleboard Towable inflatable toys Snorkeling equipment Fishing equipment

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S U LTA N A 84’ 8” (25.8M)

Summer Winter

Mediterranean West Mediterranean

Price from

€35,000 p/w

Guests

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8 guests (2 double, 2 twin, 4 convertible) 4 84’ 8” (25.8m) 19’ 3” (5.9m) 7’ (2.1m) Feadship 1969/2019 34 Liters/Hr 10 knots Twin Gardner 8L3B - 245 CV

Leisure equipment + toys Williams jet tender Yamaha WaveRunner Cayago Seabob F5 S Scuba diving equipment (rendezvous diving only) Waterski and wakeboard Fishing equipment

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T H U N D E R B O LT

S E A S C A P E S U N D E R 4 0 m

2 1 5

31 04 0 ’

76’ (23M)

Summer Winter

French Polynesia Please inquire

Price from

$50,000 p/w

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

6 guests (3 double) 4 76’ (23m) 36’ 1” (11m) 6’ 3” (1.9m) Lagoon 2019 30 Liters/Hr 10 knots Twin Volvo Penta D4-180

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Northrop & Johnson Services Yacht Brokerage - Sale & Purchase Northrop & Johnson brokers have honest integrity and maintain a gentleman’s approach. Our 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, an increased social media presence, a revolutionary website and a 60,000-strong database. These tools, when combined with the skills and vast networks of our sales brokers, will ensure the timely sale of your yacht. When you are interested in purchasing a yacht, our experienced, skilled and detailoriented 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. Our sales brokers will facilitate every aspect of a sale for a stress-free process.

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.

Yacht Charter 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.

New Construction 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, helping you make an informed decision.

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, Our charter managers are able to provide individual attention for each yacht. Our charter management team has fostered relationships with charter brokers and charter managers throughout the industry; these connections allow them to reach the right people when marketing your yacht.

Crew Services 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. Rest assured with Northrop & Johnson’s Crew Services your yacht is in safe hands.

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Strategic Partnerships

OUR PA R T N E R S SUPER SEVEN

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 we 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 are stronger.

NetJets 1 Going the Distance With more than 50 years of industry-leading experience, NetJets began as the first private jet charter management company in 1964 and revolutionized private air travel with the concept of shared ownership in 1986. The exclusive brand now owns and operates the largest, most diverse private fleet of aircraft, offering personalized travel solutions that meet – and exceed – the incredible needs and high standards of the world’s most elite travelers. NetJets Owners enjoy all the benefits of whole aircraft ownership at a fraction of the cost and effort.

A fleet of nearly 750 aircraft worldwide across four cabin classes and access to 3,000-plus airports in 180-plus countries, enable all those flying with NetJets to access remote destinations with ease. The brand’s unmatched commitment to safety, service and reliability sets them apart. NetJets Owners fly confidently knowing their flights only take off when the most rigorous safety standards are met. The policy is to hire only the best-in-class pilots that average seven times the industry standard experience. It is these qualities that have distinguished NetJets as the worldwide leader in private aviation for more than 50 years. netjets.com

Northern Trust 2 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. Expertise matters. Find it with Northern Trust. northerntrust.com

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Chai Rum 4 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, 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.

Corcoran 3 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 Corcoran’s reach and resources, 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. Corcoran navigates 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 39-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, sought-after 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 over $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 39 years of experience can provide to both buyers and sellers alike. corcoran.com/hamptons

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 spirit 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 instagram.com/chairumglobal info@chairum.com

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EMBARK Beyond 5 Go Beyond It takes a rich history of experience and broad imagination to transcend the ordinary and turn a trip into a journey. EMBARK Beyond is a new concept in experiential travel, offering clients a new way of approaching the pursuit of self-fulfillment. A collective of curators orchestrating thoughtfully-designed experiences that go beyond travel, EMBARK’s seasoned experts have a passion for discovery. Each expert endeavors to take the time to know each and every client in order to assemble a series of transportive experiences designed to elevate their clients’ personal journey through life.

Adapting to the nature of today’s luxury consumer, EMBARK delivers something no other firm can – a vast global partnership network, key luxury market expertise, and unparalleled access. Knowing dreams is EMBARK’s specialty. Creating meaningful moments through human connection is EMBARK’s motivation. Travel is just the beginning of the places EMBARK can take you.

Cruising Guide quotes provided by Jack Ezon, Founder & Managing Partner, EMBARK Beyond. embarkbeyond.com

Private Insurance Services 6 Bespoke Service Northrop & Johnson has partnered with experts in the yacht insurance industry to provide the best for their clients. Private Insurance Services provides seamless, bespoke and, above all, comprehensive yacht insurance from the highest security yacht insurance providers in the world. Their program allows owners to sail with confidence and keep those moments pristine and free from worry. At the helm of 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. Private Insurance Services ensures that an owner’s time is spent enjoying the privileges of yacht ownership. privateinsuranceservices.com

Viasat is a global communications company that believes everyone and everything in the world can be connected. For more than 30 years, Viasat has helped shape how consumers, businesses, and governments around the world communicate.

Today, Viasat is developing the ultimate global communications network to power high-quality, secure, affordable, fast connections to impact people’s lives anywhere they are — on the ground, in the air or at sea.

Viasat’s maritime internet service offers a fully-managed, onboard networking system, giving guests and crew the freedom to stream, browse, shop, email, watch live sports, and engage on social media – with unique plans tailored to the superyacht community, including features like no data caps and HD streaming.

Viasat’s high-capacity satellite system uses the latest generation of scalable networking tools to provide an at-home experience over water.

It’s just one example of how Viasat are finding better ways to deliver connections with the capacity to change the world. viasat.com

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Northrop & Johnson Offices Spread over three continents

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OUR OFFICES WORLDWIDE REACH

Antibes 14 Avenue de Verdun Antibes, 06600 France T +33 4 93 34 84 01 E antibes@northropandjohnson.com Asia-Pacific Ao Po Grand Marina, 199/111 Moo 6 Tambon Paklok, Thalang, Phuket 83110, Thailand T +66 76 681 015 E asia@northropandjohnson.com Fort Lauderdale 2015 SW 20th Street, Suite 200 Fort Lauderdale, Florida, 33315, USA T +1 954 522 3344 E fortlauderdale@northropandjohnson.com

Los Angeles 433 North Camden Drive, 6th Floor Beverly Hills, CA 90210, USA T +1 323 517 2900 E beverlyhills@northropandjohnson.com

New York 535 Fifth Ave., 4th Floor, New York City, New York, 10017, USA T +1 646 383 6006 E newyork@northropandjohnson.com

Monaco Le Beau Rivage, 9 Avenue D’Ostende 98000 Monaco T +377 97 77 27 20 E monaco@northropandjohnson.com

Palma Calle Porto Pi 4 1a Palma de Mallorca, Illes Balears 07015, Spain T +34 971 707898 E palma@northropandjohnson.com

Newport 5 Marina Plaza, Goat Island, Newport, Rhode Island, 02840, USA T +1 401 848 5500 E newport@northropandjohnson.com Newport Beach 3471 Via Lido, Suite 206, Newport Beach, California, 92663, USA T +1 949 642 5735 E newportbeach@northropandjohnson.com

San Diego Kona Kai Marina, 1551 Shelter Island Dr., Suite 105, San Diego, California, 92106, USA T +1 619 226 3344 E sandiego@northropandjohnson.com

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Northrop & Johnson would like to thank all of the owners, captains and charter managers who helped make the Seascapes Charter Collection possible.

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