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<strong>EDMISTON</strong> – <strong>WORLD</strong> <strong>LEADERS</strong> <strong>IN</strong> YACHT<strong>IN</strong>G<br />
Issue<br />
38<br />
ABS<strong>IN</strong>THE<br />
THUNDER B<br />
B17<br />
MYSPACE<br />
THE ONE<br />
BE COOL2<br />
LADY NAT<strong>IN</strong>IA<br />
AQUARIUS S<br />
CLARITY<br />
FRIDAY<br />
LA MASCARADE<br />
FLEURTJE<br />
SAVANNAH<br />
LADY CHRIST<strong>IN</strong>E<br />
SWEETY<br />
KOKOMO<br />
PR<strong>IN</strong>CESS MARIANA<br />
MOON GODDESS<br />
SILVER<br />
SUMMER CHARTER
ANTIBES YACHT SHOW<br />
Antibes<br />
Nice<br />
Monaco<br />
Golfe Juan<br />
Edmiston is at the show on stands 607/608.<br />
We also have offices all along the Côte d’Azur
ANTIBES<br />
YACHT SHOW<br />
2008<br />
AFTER THE SUCCESS OF LAST YEAR’S ANTIBES YACHT SHOW, Edmiston will<br />
be displaying a dazzling 12 yachts at this year’s event. Held on the main quay within<br />
the IYCA at Port Vauban, our fleet is practically a show within a show. Edmiston is<br />
on stand 607/608.<br />
The scope of our yachts on display includes the 61 metre discovery yacht Absinthe<br />
to the 23 metre Alla. In between, we have no less than seven superb flybridge<br />
sportsters and motor cruisers from just over €4 million up to just under €11 million.<br />
Sailing yachts are represented by the inspiring sight of the magnificent 57 metre<br />
three-masted schooner Fleurtje, and 31 metre Savannah, the finest sloop of her size.<br />
Choose your year, decide on your budget, style and size and come and see<br />
a collection of yachts of remarkable diversity, quality and value.<br />
ABS<strong>IN</strong>THE<br />
Astilleros y Talleres Celeya, 1973/2005, 61.3m/201’, 12 guests, US$15.95m<br />
THUNDER B<br />
Oceanfast, 1998, 49.8m/163’4”, 10 guests, €18.9m<br />
BE COOL 2<br />
Admiral , 2007, 34.98m/114’7”, 8 guests, €9.25m<br />
B17<br />
Baglietto, 2007, 34m/112’, 8 guests, €10.95m<br />
THE ONE<br />
Baglietto, 2006, 34m/112’, 9 guests, €8.95m<br />
MYSPACE<br />
Baglietto, 2002, 34m/112’, 10 guests, €6.95m<br />
AQUARIUS S<br />
Falcon, 2002, 32.5m/106’, 10 guests, €3.975m<br />
LADY NAT<strong>IN</strong>IA<br />
Canados, 2004, 32m/104’11”, 10 guests, €5.25m<br />
CLARITY<br />
Leight Notika, 2003, 31.6m/103’8”, 8 guests, €4.9m (VAT PAID, IOM)<br />
FRIDAY<br />
Cantiere Navale Arno, 2007, 30.5m/100’, 9 guests, €9.95m<br />
LA MASCARADE<br />
Feadship, 1997, 30m/98’4”, 8 guests, €7.95m<br />
ALLA<br />
Azimut, 2006, 22.9m/75’, 10 guests, €2.695m<br />
FLEURTJE<br />
De Vries Lentsch, 1960/2005, 56.99m/187’, 12 guests, €15m<br />
SAVANNAH<br />
Alloy Yachts, 1998/2007, 30.94m/101’6”, 7 guests, €6.65m<br />
The great advantage of the Antibes show is the opportunity to buy a yacht in time<br />
for the entire Mediterranean summer. Our yacht management division will take care<br />
of everything from surveys and refits through to finding berths and crew. Our charter<br />
managers will then organise charter marketing to defray the cost of ownership –<br />
sometimes totally.<br />
Edmiston brokers will give expert advice and accompany clients to inspect any<br />
yacht at the show. With over 200 yachts up to 80 metres on display, inside knowledge<br />
is absolutely essential.<br />
The show runs from Thursday 17th until Sunday 20th April. Opening hours are<br />
10am until 7pm daily, with the event closing at 5pm on the Sunday.<br />
Edmiston has already pre-arranged heliport access and VIP parking. Please<br />
contact Linda Ehrenstrahle-Cherel for tickets and to arrange a convenient time<br />
to rendezvous. Telephone: +377 93 30 54 44 or email: lec@edmistoncomany.com<br />
We look forward to welcoming clients to this exciting and opportune yacht show.
ANTIBES YACHT SHOW<br />
ABS<strong>IN</strong>THE<br />
AS A PRELUDE TO THE ANTIBES SHOW, Edmiston is holding an open day aboard<br />
the 61 metre (201’) discovery yacht Absinthe. Clients are welcome to come and look<br />
over this mighty adventure vessel that, after many years of long distance voyages,<br />
is now for sale.<br />
The event is held in conjunction with Eurocopter. Their top rated EC135 will be<br />
parked on the helideck and test flights can be arranged in advance. The EC135 and<br />
Absinthe’s strict US Coastguard helicopter facilities (including a refuelling dock) neatly<br />
display the best of both worlds.<br />
One of the most versatile discovery yachts, Absinthe is equipped for all action<br />
adventures. Enormous storage space for tenders and sports equipment prepares the<br />
yacht for voyages to different climate conditions – from tropical heat to arctic freeze.<br />
A very successful charter yacht with enormous potential, she has a surprising turn<br />
of speed, crossing the Atlantic in nine days and averaging 13 knots.<br />
Beneath her rugged exterior is an elegant interior style with large saloons, a media<br />
centre and library. 12 guests sleep in seven double and one convertible cabin, including<br />
an upper deck owner’s suite.<br />
At US$15.95m, she represents good value for such a large yacht and is available<br />
for charter in the Mediterranean this summer as well as inspection at the show.<br />
Contact Sasha Williams +377 93 30 54 44, or email slw@edmistoncompany.com<br />
Astilleros y Talleres Celeya, 1973/2005, 61.3m/201’, 12 guests, US$15.95m<br />
FROM OUR LARGEST YACHT, Absinthe,<br />
to our smallest, 23 metre Alla. In excellent<br />
condition, this fine Azimut 75 has speed and<br />
space in equal measures. This is the most attractive model with ‘shark’s fin’ windows<br />
and an outstanding sundeck with a flybridge, sunbathing space and a dining area<br />
for all ten guests.<br />
The saloon has cherry panelling, large leather sofas, a concealed plasma screen<br />
and a dining area with a well equipped galley. Eight guests sleep in a full-beam master,<br />
a VIP and two twins all with en-suite shower rooms.<br />
Alla is a lightly used, well maintained sportster in turn-key condition.<br />
Azimut, 2006, 22.9m/75’, 10 guests, €2.695m<br />
EC 135
THUNDER B HAS A 4,500HP GAS TURB<strong>IN</strong>E driving three water jets to deliver 35 knots.<br />
The interior superbly combines art-deco styling with Matisse-inspired fabrics and<br />
artworks. Practically the entire main and upper decks’ side superstructure is glazed.<br />
Not just big windows, this is a wall of glass. The main saloon converts into a cinema.<br />
Aft on the main deck, retracting glass doors open to create a covered dining terrace.<br />
The dining table ascends into the deck head, transforming the area into a large outdoor<br />
saloon. Deck space includes a large forward swimming pool surrounded by full-length<br />
sunbeds, a twin-tabled, aft dining terrace and a very private sun deck.<br />
Thunder’s pearlescent paintwork shimmers from silver to black, changing at<br />
every angle. Available immediately, Thunder B is a highly practical yacht, MCA certified<br />
and with an excellent balance of interior and exterior space. Sports equipment includes<br />
two jet skis and a tender.<br />
Also available by separate negotiation is Lightning, a 50’ Sunseeker Superhawk,<br />
custom-painted to match the mothership.<br />
You have the ultimate yacht, but where can you find a berth? Thunder B’s purchaser<br />
will have the option to rent her berth in Golfe Juan for two years. With her speed,<br />
space style and sense, Thunder B is a superb deal waiting to be negotiated.<br />
Oceanfast, 1998, 44m/163’4”, 10 guests, €18.9m<br />
One of Jon Bannenberg’s<br />
finest designs with radical,<br />
innovative ideas.<br />
Own a true original.
ANTIBES YACHT SHOW<br />
B17<br />
MYSPACE<br />
BRILLIANT<br />
BAGLIETTO<br />
In every size spectrum there is a yacht that captures<br />
the moment. A yacht offering the latest thinking in<br />
lines and lifestyle. The Baglietto 34 is a yacht that, as<br />
much as anything else, triumphs because it gives an<br />
owner the optimum combination of size, speed and<br />
typical Italian style. Edmiston has three of the finest.<br />
THE ONE
B17<br />
GILBERTO BENETTON IS A MAN OF GREAT VISION.<br />
Wanting to purchase a mid 30 metre yacht, he chose<br />
a Baglietto 34 with the intention of creating a yacht<br />
with a very special specification. 30 knot top speed, a<br />
30 per cent increase in stability, state-of-the-art entertainment systems, contemporary<br />
interiors, two full-beam master cabins and extremely low noise and vibration ratings.<br />
With a raised pilothouse bridge, the entire main deck is dedicated to entertaining,<br />
from the forward dining saloon through the lounge and out to the aft deck dining terrace.<br />
The lower deck sleeps eight guests in the two equal master cabins and two twins.<br />
Interior styling includes wide wenge floorboards and bleached teak panelling.<br />
Televisions are either in retractable sideboards or concealed within mirrored walls.<br />
The attention to detail is astonishing.<br />
There is an additional feature that makes this MCA-certified yacht special. It is<br />
unregistered and has yet to be used. A new Baglietto 34 could not be delivered<br />
until 2010 making B17 a way to acquire a very special new yacht, immediately.<br />
Baglietto, 2007, 34m/112’, 8 guests, €10.95m<br />
MYSPACE<br />
MYSPACE IS THE WHITE hulled version of the range. Built in 2002, subtle interior<br />
changes make a big difference to the overall effect. The sun deck layout has individual<br />
sunloungers and recliners with a forward Jacuzzi. A dining area divides the two.<br />
The interior has been designed in metropolitan chic style – all of the furniture is<br />
white with clean lines and a crisp finish. Linen sofas, leather chairs, polished teak<br />
floors and steps, multiple pairs of low-voltage dimmer lights and square planters<br />
with white orchids. The overall effect is very chic.<br />
MySpace has a very rare five cabin layout for ten guests. All of the cabins are<br />
decorated with a palette of grey wardrobes and panelling with teak floors. The yacht<br />
was repainted this year with the interior brought up to ‘as new’ standards.<br />
Baglietto, 2002, 34m/112’, 10 guests, €6.95m<br />
THE ONE<br />
DELIVERED <strong>IN</strong> LATE 2006, The One is competitively priced and lightly used. Her<br />
distinctive golden hull and 27 knot top speed make her extremely attractive.<br />
An unusual flybridge layout has two very long sets of facing sofas as well as a<br />
dining area, barbecue and bar. The way these elements are styled and arranged<br />
makes this area particularly appealing. The main saloon, with large U-shaped sofas<br />
and dark-wood furniture, leads out through glazed doors to an aft deck dining area.<br />
A minimalist dining saloon is furnished with a deeply polished dark-wood table and<br />
chairs, set against silk cherry panelling.<br />
The One sleeps nine guests in a master, two double cabins and a twin with a<br />
Pullman berth. A gymnasium could also be converted into a further double cabin.<br />
Baglietto, 2006, 34m/112’, 9 guests, €8.95m
ANTIBES YACHT SHOW<br />
DMISTON FLY<br />
BE COOL 2<br />
BE COOL’S MOTHER OF PEARL HULL PA<strong>IN</strong>TWORK<br />
shimmers as the yacht powers along at a top speed<br />
of 30 knots. Be Cool also has the highest safety rating<br />
for a yacht of this size. The flybridge has a dining area,<br />
a full beam sunpad, two facing sofas and contemporary<br />
chaise longues. Interior design is distinctly minimalist,<br />
with antique oak floors, white, square panelling and<br />
matt grey-faced cupboards. Be Cool is an extremely<br />
stylish yacht. Cabin configuration is a full beam owner’s,<br />
a VIP double and two twins.<br />
AQUARIUS S<br />
BUILT AT FALCON YACHTS <strong>IN</strong> 2002, Aquarius S has<br />
been maintained to the highest levels and is in ‘as<br />
new’ condition. She sleeps 10 guests in 3 double and<br />
two twin cabins with additional cabins to accommodate<br />
five crew-members. A wide beam creates considerable<br />
volume with bright, open interior spaces contrasting<br />
against rich, dark wood gloss panelling. In addition, the<br />
yacht has a 29 knot top speed, a large sun deck, a<br />
shaded aft dining deck and a deep swimming platform.<br />
Aquarius S is competitively priced.<br />
LADY NAT<strong>IN</strong>IA<br />
A FAST CRUIS<strong>IN</strong>G YACHT with a Jacuzzi and both<br />
dining and sunbathing areas on her long flybridge. Her<br />
smart, minimalist, contemporary Italian interior has pale<br />
textured carpets, silk varnished wood panelling and<br />
leather sofas with oversized ottomans. With a smart,<br />
separate dining area, the main saloon has a surround<br />
sound cinema system. The impressive master cabin is<br />
located forward on the main deck with a king sized bed<br />
and an en-suite bathroom that has a Jacuzzi/ steam<br />
room. Lady Natinia has a good charter record.<br />
Admiral, 2007, 34.98m/114’7”, 8 guests, €9.25m<br />
Falcon, 2002, 32.5m/106’, 10 guests, €3.975m<br />
35m C9.25m 32.5m C3.975m<br />
Canados, 2004, 32m/104’11”, 10 guests, €5.25m<br />
32m<br />
C5.25m
BRIDGE FLEET<br />
CLARITY<br />
ONE OF THE HIGHLY REGARDED LEIGHT NOTIKA<br />
sports cruisers with a wide beam and deep hull, creating<br />
good volume. Four large cabins, two of which are full<br />
beam, make her ideal for families. The flying bridge<br />
sun deck has a dining area and Jacuzzi. Clarity is a<br />
proven performer – in each of the past two years, all<br />
of her annual running and maintenance costs and six<br />
weeks owner’s use have been paid for by Edmiston<br />
charter clients. Well maintained and with a very high<br />
specification, Clarity is good value.<br />
FRIDAY<br />
THE F<strong>IN</strong>EST LEOPARD 31 ON THE MARKET, Friday is an<br />
extremely dramatic sportster with 40 knot performance.<br />
The only Leopard with a black hull, her entire design has<br />
been radically styled in black and white. Black, tinted<br />
windows, black sun beds and a white, marble, aft deck<br />
dining table, maximise the effect. The interior has a white<br />
theme with sofas, blinds, panelling and carpets, all<br />
meticulously co-ordinated. Nine guests sleep in a<br />
master, two doubles and one twin with a Pullman berth.<br />
Huge style and commercially registered.<br />
LA MASCARADE<br />
A UNIQUE, CUSTOM BUILT, 30 METRE FEADSHIP<br />
designed by Terence Disdale. The large flybridge has<br />
a barbecue, fitted sofas and dining tables. The transom<br />
hydraulically opens to create a large, teak-clad, square<br />
swimming platform with a custom-built 15ft Nautica<br />
tender housed in the garage. Richly decorated using<br />
silver-leaf leather, apricot silk upholstery, gloss lacquer<br />
ceilings and bleached oak panelling, La Mascarade<br />
was build to 50 metre standards. Feadship build quality<br />
easily justifies her price.<br />
Leight Notika, 2003, 31.6m/103’8”, 8 guests, €4.9m (VAT PAID, IOM) Cantiere Navale Arno, 2007, 30.5m/100’, 9 guests, €9.95m<br />
Feadship, 1997, 30m/98’4”, 8 guests, €7.95m<br />
32m C4.9m 30.5m C9.95m 30m C7.95m
ANTIBES YACHT SHOW<br />
FLEURTJE<br />
Designed by Robert Clark, Fleurtje was built in 1960 at De Vries Lentsch in Holland.<br />
Continuously maintained to Lloyd’s class (with this year’s survey recently completed),<br />
her steel hull and aluminium superstructure has been totally repainted and much of<br />
the mechanical and sailing gear upgraded or replaced.<br />
Fleurtje is in the finest condition of her life and Gerald Dijkstra’s enhancements<br />
have optimised performance, giving considerable handling improvements and<br />
a speed of 17 knots. Built to sail the oceans, Fleurtje is easily capable of<br />
a circumnavigation. Largely self-sufficient, repairs and minor refits can<br />
even be completed on board.<br />
The main and dining saloons have oak cross-beamed ceilings,<br />
gleaming brass and solid-oak panelling, creating an atmosphere<br />
of polished elegance.<br />
Guest cabins include a master, two doubles, one twin and<br />
two singles, all with en-suite bathrooms that have a full<br />
bath, marble walls and basin tops, gold-plated fittings and<br />
teak decking. Single cabins also have Pullman bunks.<br />
Classic in style, Fleurtje is the only important three<br />
masted schooner currently available for sale.<br />
De Vries Lentsch, 1960/2005, 56.99m/187’, 12 guests, €15m
BUILT AT ALLOY YACHTS in New Zealand, Savannah is a top performance,<br />
high volume, long distance cruising yacht that excels for family use.<br />
A ‘villa on water’ concept, with interior design by Ralph Lauren and<br />
David Linley, she won the Showboats Superyacht of the Year award<br />
in 1998 and has been very highly regarded ever since.<br />
North sails, a Southern Spars aluminium and carbon rig with<br />
in-boom furling, over 4,500sq ft of sails and a heavy displacement<br />
hull mean greater stability, a sea-kindly ride and a Delta<br />
form that sails fast and true. In 18 knots of wind, Savannah<br />
readily achieves 10 knots to windward and over 12 knots<br />
reaching. She is a superb performer under sail.<br />
The newly refitted interior is light and open. David<br />
Linley’s cherrywood panelling includes highly detailed<br />
marquetry pieces. The raised pilothouse provides<br />
360º views, with steps down to the saloon, creating<br />
a very large split-level entertaining suite. Up to<br />
eight guests sleep in a full-beam master suite,<br />
two twin cabins with a Pullman berth<br />
and one single cabin.<br />
Savannah is a very rare combination of<br />
handsome New England hull lines, English<br />
interior styling and New Zealand yacht building<br />
skills. As an inspection at Antibes will confirm,<br />
Savannah is the finest yacht of her length and<br />
year currently on the market.<br />
Alloy Yachts, 1998/2006, 30.94m/101’6”, 7 guests, €6.65m<br />
SAVANNAH
BROKERAGE<br />
LADY CHRIST<strong>IN</strong>E, Oceanco, 2001/2007, 55.63m/182’6”, 10 guests, €45m<br />
LADY CHRIST<strong>IN</strong>E<br />
LADY CHRIST<strong>IN</strong>E IS AN EXTREMELY DIST<strong>IN</strong>CTIVE YACHT. A 55 metre Oceanco built<br />
for a very experienced yachtsman with unusual and innovative ideas.<br />
Years of ocean sailing are distilled into a layout that ignores conventional planning.<br />
For a start, Lady Christine’s superstructure is full-beam, with side passageways<br />
adding to the interior volume.<br />
The very substantial main deck saloon resembles a fine country house library<br />
complete with a marble open fireplace, The saloon’s size is as a consequence of<br />
placing the dining saloon forward. With 180º views and eight skylight panels, it is a<br />
highly unusual setting.<br />
An astonishing 50% of the entire upper deck is dedicated to the master suite.<br />
The king size bed leads to a private saloon that can be separated by drawing curtains<br />
between the mahogany columns. Floor-to-ceiling windows run the length of the<br />
suite and a private deck is reached through full-height, glazed, retracting doors.<br />
Four horizontally placed guest staterooms include two double and two twins.<br />
Where most yachts have an upper deck saloon, Lady Christine’s second<br />
entertainment area has been moved to the sun deck. With 360º views, this circular<br />
saloon has retracting doors to a massive sunbathing area that has been strengthened<br />
to act as a heli deck complete with refuelling dock. The forward sundeck has a<br />
steering position – a flying bridge on a 55 metre yacht!<br />
Lady Christine will be returning to the Mediterranean after another faultless long
An astonishing<br />
50% of the<br />
upper deck is<br />
dedicated to<br />
the master suite.<br />
<strong>EDMISTON</strong> HAS ANOTHER 50M YACHT <strong>IN</strong> OUR SALES FLEET.<br />
SWEETY IS ONE OF THE MOST OPULENT 50 METRE YACHTS FOR SALE. Her orientally<br />
styled interior features gloss exotic-wood panelling, black lacquer, Japanese art,<br />
screens and display cabinets. A lift connects all four decks. The huge sun deck has a<br />
Jacuzzi, covered bar and a very large, open-plan, sunbathing area. Dining and<br />
entertaining space is a high priority. The sun deck dining table easily seats 20, a<br />
circular dining area, forward of the bridge, seats eight and the main dining saloon<br />
seats 14 guests. Sweety is quite structured, with different rather than duplicate<br />
spaces. A very large, square, upper deck saloon and a glass enclosed aft lounge<br />
are just two examples. Twelve guests sleep in a full-beam, king size master, a VIP,<br />
two doubles and three twin staterooms. Sweety is a yacht of rich opulence.<br />
SWEETY, Codecasa, 2005, 51.00m/167’4”, 12 guests, €25m<br />
range cruise. Her Die Oldenburger-built interior is simply immaculate and the formal<br />
style belies the originality of the interior layout.<br />
A number of other details confirm the depth of planning. The yacht has large<br />
freezers so that she can undertake long distance cruising without concern for constant<br />
provisioning. Garbage compacting machinery assists with the need to hold material<br />
for the duration of a voyage.<br />
With a large garage for her two tenders and a 5000nm range, Lady Christine is<br />
a refined, sophisticated long range cruising yacht of immense comfort. Available<br />
for inspection from May in the Mediterranean, for further information please contact<br />
Jonathan Zwanns on +377 93 30 54 44, or email, jemz@edmistoncompany.com<br />
5X50 NOW BECOMES 6X50!<br />
With the addition of Sweety, our 5x50 fleet has increased. For further information on<br />
any of these yachts, please contact your Edmiston broker.<br />
MIDLANDIA Benetti 2001 52.00m / 171’ €27m<br />
ENTERPRISE V Feadship - Van Lent 1992 51.20m / 168’ US$22.5m<br />
SWEETY Codecasa 2005 51.00m / 167’4” €25m<br />
ALIBI CBI Navi 2005 51.00m / 167’4” €25.5m<br />
MALIBU Amels 2001 50.00m / 164’ €24.999m<br />
THUNDER B Oceanfast 1998 49.80m / 163’4” €18.9m
BROKERAGE<br />
Kokomo’s appeal is simple. She is the<br />
finest available sailing yacht of her size.<br />
Where some people make idle boasts<br />
of such a nature, we think it best to set<br />
out the cold hard facts to prove it.<br />
WHEN IT COMES TO KNOWLEDGE, experience and<br />
skill, Alloy Yachts of New Zealand is the world’s leading<br />
shipbuilder of luxury, performance sailing yachts.<br />
1<br />
Alloy has pulled further ahead through the evolutionary<br />
designs of Dubois Naval Architects. If practice makes<br />
perfect, these magnificent sloops have now reached<br />
a level of perfection that will only improve through new<br />
technologies to come.<br />
2<br />
Designers and shipyards achieve a good deal of their<br />
success through their components. It is a meritocracy<br />
combining a great design, meticulous build quality in<br />
conjunction with the very best machinery available.<br />
3<br />
North Sails developed cutting-edge 3DL sail technology<br />
used by America’s Cup race boats, where weight and<br />
performance are paramount.<br />
4<br />
Obviously the rig and sails are like hand and glove.<br />
Southern Spas push the boundaries of the possible in<br />
terms of flex, strength, reliability and maintenance.<br />
5<br />
While there will always be great subjectivity in style,<br />
Redman Whiteley Dixon are amongst the top handful<br />
of designers who have managed the delicate art of<br />
interpreting a client’s brief with a signature style that is<br />
greatly admired and thus adds value to the project.<br />
6<br />
Kokomo is the 23rd yacht built at the shipyard<br />
and follows on the keels of Drumbeat and Tiara.<br />
(Both yachts were sold by Edmiston.)<br />
Kokomo is the 14th Dubois design to be built at Alloy.<br />
The designers and shipyard know how to get the<br />
best out of each other. Proven in awards and races.<br />
Kokomo has the world’s largest custom-built<br />
vertical and drum winches. Her aluminium hull is<br />
remarkably true of line. A semi-plumb bow<br />
maximises the waterline length, optimising<br />
hull speed and handling.<br />
Kokomo’s five, 3DL carbon sails are the largest<br />
yet built by North. Each single piece sail has the<br />
minimum weight and stretch, combined with a<br />
maximum loading of 17 tonnes on the main sail.<br />
Kokomo’s 63.4 metre high modulus carbon rig is the<br />
tallest yet built by the renowned Southern Spas.<br />
Kokomo is RWD’s most accomplished sailing yacht<br />
to date. Designed from a blank canvas with<br />
comfort, contemporary elegance, practicality and<br />
tidiness as the primary objectives.<br />
At 52 metres (170’) Kokomo is the ideal length<br />
that combines large interior spaces with sleek<br />
performance values. Long enough to have<br />
a massive 63.4 metre rig able to support a sail volume<br />
of 3,832 square metres. The rig is the largest that can<br />
pass through the Panama Canal.<br />
From the muscular boom unfurls a gennaker of<br />
1,660 square metres giving outstanding performance<br />
even in light airs.<br />
Two cameras atop the mast relay 360º views to five<br />
monitors. A cosy, crows-nest lift ascends 30 metres for<br />
breathtaking views either underway or at anchor.<br />
With the benefit of experience comes a layout plan<br />
for easy living. All of the day areas are on one level<br />
and all of the cabins below. The steering position is<br />
dedicated to a flybridge large enough for relaxation,<br />
entertaining and sailing.<br />
While most of the deck space is aft, the forward<br />
tender store also doubles as a spa pool. The aft deck<br />
is an expansive, teak terrace with a huge U- shaped<br />
sofa and umbrellas. No clutter, no ‘other bits’ just clean,<br />
clear space. A double-hinged transom unfolds to create<br />
a huge swimming platform that descends below the<br />
level of the water.<br />
Kokomo allows you to<br />
use more sail, more often.<br />
This entire aft section leads through into the saloon<br />
via the dining cockpit. It is a seamless connection from<br />
teak deck to wenge floorboards. The ten seat dining<br />
area is protected by retracting, glass, side panels – up<br />
when you want air-conditioned control, down when<br />
you want nature’s air-conditioned breeze.<br />
Redman Whiteley Dixon’s interior is a masterful<br />
display of taste and restraint. Modern and luxurious,<br />
it has clean lines and lets the materials do the talking.<br />
Wenge and walnut panelling, mid earth-toned alcantara<br />
sofas – refined and elegant style.<br />
Floating steps up to the flying bridge are typical of<br />
the design-led solutions to everything.<br />
Ten guests sleep in a full beam, king size master<br />
(with a full-beam steam shower bathroom), two double<br />
and two twin staterooms with additional Pullman berths.<br />
Kokomo is an enormously accomplished yacht and<br />
for further information please call Chris Cecil-Wright.<br />
+377 93 30 54 44 or email ccw@edmistoncompany.com
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KOKOMO, Alloy Yachts, 2006, 51.7m/170’, 12 guests, €34.5m<br />
FOR MORE IMAGES OF KOKOMO SEE THE BACK COVER.
BROKERAGE <strong>IN</strong>DEX<br />
AYS<br />
08<br />
ABS<strong>IN</strong>THE<br />
BUILDER: Astilleros y Talleres Celeya<br />
YEAR: 1973/2005<br />
W<strong>IN</strong>D<br />
BUILDER: Benetti<br />
YEAR: 2007<br />
LADY CHRIST<strong>IN</strong>E<br />
BUILDER: Oceanco<br />
YEAR: 2001/2007<br />
OCEAN 55<br />
BUILDER: Schichau Seebeck Werft<br />
YEAR: 1961/2008<br />
MIDLANDIA<br />
BUILDER: Benetti<br />
YEAR: 2001<br />
LENGTH: 61.3m/201’<br />
LENGTH: 59m/193’6”<br />
LENGTH: 55.63m/182’6”<br />
LENGTH: 55.1m/180’<br />
LENGTH: 52m/171’<br />
GUESTS: 12<br />
GUESTS: 12<br />
GUESTS: 10<br />
GUESTS: 12<br />
GUESTS: 12<br />
PRICE: US$15.95m<br />
PRICE: Please enquire<br />
PRICE: €45m<br />
PRICE: €11.5m<br />
PRICE: €27m<br />
MARLENA<br />
BUILDER: Trinity<br />
SEAFLOWER<br />
BUILDER: Feadship/Van Lent<br />
OPAL C<br />
BUILDER: Oceanfast<br />
DESAMIS B<br />
BUILDER: Benetti<br />
ATLANTIDE<br />
BUILDER: Philip & Sons<br />
YEAR: 1998/2005<br />
YEAR: 2002<br />
YEAR: 1990/2003<br />
YEAR: 1994<br />
YEAR: 1930/1999<br />
LENGTH: 44m/144’<br />
LENGTH: 40m/131’<br />
LENGTH: 40m/131’3”<br />
LENGTH: 40m/131’3”<br />
LENGTH: 37.3m/122’4”<br />
GUESTS: 10/11<br />
GUESTS: 10<br />
GUESTS: 8<br />
GUESTS: 11<br />
GUESTS: 6<br />
PRICE: US$11.9m<br />
PRICE: €18.5m (MCA)<br />
PRICE: €5.95m<br />
PRICE: €11.75m (MCA, VAT paid,<br />
PRICE: US$9.995m<br />
Commercially registered)<br />
AYS<br />
08<br />
AYS<br />
08<br />
AYS<br />
08<br />
AYS<br />
08<br />
B-17<br />
BUILDER: Baglietto<br />
THE ONE<br />
BUILDER: Baglietto<br />
MYSPACE<br />
BUILDER: Baglietto<br />
SEA SHELL II<br />
BUILDER: CBI Navi<br />
AQUARIUS S<br />
BUILDER: Falcon<br />
YEAR: 2007<br />
YEAR: 2006<br />
YEAR: 2002<br />
YEAR: 2002/2003<br />
YEAR: 2002<br />
LENGTH: 34m/112’<br />
LENGTH: 34m/112’<br />
LENGTH: 34m/112’<br />
LENGTH: 32.91m/108’<br />
LENGTH: 32.5m/106’<br />
GUESTS: 8<br />
PRICE: e10.95m (MCA)<br />
GUESTS: 9<br />
PRICE: e8.95m<br />
GUESTS: 10<br />
PRICE: e6.95m<br />
GUESTS: 8<br />
PRICE: e6.3m<br />
GUESTS: 10<br />
PRICE: e3.975m (MCA)<br />
AYS<br />
08<br />
PHOCEA<br />
BUILDER: Arsenal de Toulon<br />
FELICITA WEST<br />
BUILDER: Perini Navi<br />
FLEURTJE<br />
BUILDER: De Vries Lentsch<br />
KOKOMO<br />
BUILDER: Alloy Yachts<br />
<strong>IN</strong>VADER<br />
BUILDER: George Lawley & Sons<br />
YEAR: 1976/2006<br />
YEAR: 2003<br />
YEAR: 1960/2005<br />
YEAR: 2006<br />
YEAR: 1905/2003<br />
LENGTH: 75.15m/246’6”<br />
LENGTH: 64m/209’11”<br />
LENGTH: 56.99m/187’<br />
LENGTH: 51.7m/170’<br />
LENGTH: 49m/161’8”<br />
GUESTS: 12<br />
PRICE: US$24.4m (MCA)<br />
GUESTS: 12<br />
PRICE: e45m (MCA)<br />
GUESTS: 12<br />
PRICE: e15m<br />
GUESTS: 12<br />
PRICE: e34.5m<br />
GUESTS: 10<br />
PRICE: e18m
AYS<br />
08<br />
ENTERPRISE V<br />
BUILDER: Feadship - Van Lent<br />
ALIBI<br />
BUILDER: CBI Navi<br />
SWEETY<br />
BUILDER: Codecasa<br />
MALIBU<br />
BUILDER: Amels<br />
THUNDER B<br />
BUILDER: Oceanfast<br />
YEAR: 1992<br />
YEAR: 2005<br />
YEAR: 2005<br />
YEAR: 2001<br />
YEAR: 1998<br />
LENGTH: 51.2m/168’<br />
LENGTH: 51m/167’3”<br />
LENGTH: 51m/167’3”<br />
LENGTH: 50m/164’<br />
LENGTH: 49.8m/163’4”<br />
GUESTS: 12<br />
PRICE: US$22.5m<br />
GUESTS: 12<br />
PRICE: €25.5m (MCA)<br />
GUESTS: 12<br />
PRICE: e25m (MCA)<br />
GUESTS: 12<br />
PRICE: €24.999m<br />
GUESTS: 10<br />
PRICE: e18.9m (MCA)<br />
AYS<br />
08<br />
SHELEILA<br />
BUILDER: Couach<br />
MAMMA MIA<br />
BUILDER: Benetti<br />
SUNGLIDER II<br />
BUILDER: Int Shipyard Ancona<br />
WALLYPOWER 118<br />
BUILDER: Rodriquez Intermarine<br />
BE COOL 2<br />
BUILDER: Admiral<br />
YEAR: 2002<br />
YEAR: 2007<br />
YEAR: 2006<br />
YEAR: 2002<br />
YEAR: 2007<br />
LENGTH: 36.7m/120’4”<br />
LENGTH: 36.6m/120’<br />
LENGTH: 36.4m/119’5”<br />
LENGTH: 36m/118’<br />
LENGTH: 34.98m/114’7”<br />
GUESTS: 8<br />
GUESTS: 12<br />
GUESTS: 10<br />
GUESTS: 6<br />
GUESTS: 8<br />
PRICE: US$8.5m<br />
PRICE: €12.9m (MCA)<br />
PRICE: €12.5m<br />
PRICE: €17.75m (VAT paid)<br />
PRICE: €9.25m<br />
AYS<br />
08<br />
AYS<br />
08<br />
AYS<br />
08<br />
AYS<br />
08<br />
AYS<br />
08<br />
LADY NAT<strong>IN</strong>IA<br />
BUILDER: Canados<br />
CLARITY<br />
BUILDER: Leight Notika<br />
FRIDAY<br />
BUILDER: Cantiere Navale Arno<br />
LA MASCARADE<br />
BUILDER: Feadship<br />
ALLA<br />
BUILDER: Azimut<br />
YEAR: 2004<br />
YEAR: 2003<br />
YEAR: 2007<br />
YEAR: 1997<br />
YEAR: 2006<br />
LENGTH: 32m/104’11”<br />
LENGTH: 31.6m/103’8”<br />
LENGTH: 30.5m/100’<br />
LENGTH: 30m/98’4”<br />
LENGTH: 22.9m/75’<br />
GUESTS: 10<br />
PRICE: e5.25m (MCA)<br />
GUESTS: 8<br />
PRICE: e4.9m (VAT paid IOM)<br />
GUESTS: 9<br />
PRICE: e9.95m<br />
GUESTS: 8<br />
PRICE: e7.95m<br />
GUESTS: 10<br />
PRICE: €2.695m<br />
AYS<br />
08<br />
LULWORTH<br />
BUILDER: White Brothers<br />
SALPERTON<br />
BUILDER: Fitzroy Yachts<br />
VICTORIA OF STRATHEARN<br />
BUILDER: Alloy Yachts<br />
SHAMROCK V<br />
BUILDER: Camper & Nicholson<br />
SAVANNAH<br />
BUILDER: Alloy Yachts<br />
YEAR: 1920/2006<br />
YEAR: 2007<br />
YEAR: 2001<br />
YEAR: 1930/1999/2001<br />
YEAR: 1998/2006<br />
LENGTH: 46.3m/152’<br />
LENGTH: 44m/144’4”<br />
LENGTH: 39.75m/130’4”<br />
LENGTH: 36.58m/120’<br />
LENGTH: 30.94m/101’6”<br />
GUESTS: 8<br />
PRICE: e19.5m<br />
GUESTS: 8<br />
PRICE: e21.5m<br />
GUESTS: 6/7<br />
PRICE: e11.9m<br />
GUESTS: 8<br />
PRICE: US$15m<br />
GUESTS: 7<br />
PRICE: e6.65m
YACHT FOCUS<br />
PR<strong>IN</strong>CESS MA<br />
AND MOON GODDESS<br />
PR<strong>IN</strong>CESS MARIANA is more like a wish list than practically any other yacht yet built.<br />
But the key factor is not the long list of entertainment features but how brilliantly they<br />
have been accomplished.<br />
For example, many big yachts have graduated from Jacuzzi to oversize Jacuzzi<br />
to swimming pool. Princess Mariana dispenses with half measures and goes for a<br />
12 metre underlit indoor pool. And this is the spirit that defined the yacht’s specification.<br />
Why bother with just an idea when you can have something really spectacular?<br />
Designed by Espen Oeino with an interior by François Zuretti, Princess Mariana has<br />
a dedicated area for just about everything within her six decks and 79 metres (258’).<br />
Where to start? 12 guests sleep aboard but 50 can be catered for during the<br />
day. To enter the yacht, guests walk past a double deck-height waterfall. In the formal<br />
cinema as well as throughout the yacht, guests can choose from the film library held<br />
on five one-terrabyte entertainment systems. A nightclub has three cinema screens<br />
and a spa pool. The beach club (with that swimming pool) is created by a teak<br />
platform folding down from practically the entire length of starboard hull. A spot of<br />
exercise? Try the golf driving range. Need pampering? Visit the spa beauty salon.<br />
We haven’t yet mentioned the dining options. (Which deck, in or outdoors, are<br />
the principal questions.) Saloons with huge sofas and armchairs are found on every<br />
level and, as far as we are aware, this is the first yacht that actually has an entire<br />
deck called the Party Deck.
MOON GODDESS often accompanies Princess Mariana but, at 35 metres (115’), she<br />
hardly qualifies as a tender. In fact, the scope of this yacht, custom built like Princess<br />
Mariana at Royal Denship, is simply awesome.<br />
The simple things first. Moon Goddess’s lower deck has three double staterooms<br />
including a large full-beam master, a double and a twin, all with en-suite bathrooms.<br />
Two saloons are mostly taken up by large banquette sofas and small dining tables.<br />
Headroom is irrelevant because the roof retracts to such a degree that, in<br />
effect, there is no roof. Teak decking is used internally and the furniture is all waterproof.<br />
The reason is that Moon Goddess is designed for f-u-n and the easy way to<br />
keep the yacht pristine is to hose down the interior at the end of each day.<br />
The performance is, by any standards, staggering. Twin 4000hp MTU engines<br />
are linked to Hamilton water jets with a carbon-fibre crankshaft. Speeds of 53 knots,<br />
a turning circle of 150°, a wake that is tight and low and then, the yacht goes from<br />
53 knots to stationary in less than 160ft. Moon Goddess simply defies good sense,<br />
but that is what makes her such fun.<br />
If you want to set all of this poetry in motion to music, consider this one fact:<br />
Moon Goddess is wired with over 60 state-of-the-art speakers.<br />
PR<strong>IN</strong>CESS MARIANA, Royal Denship, 2003, 78.60m/257’10”, 12 guests<br />
MOON GODDESS, Royal Denship, 2006, 35m/115’, 6 guests<br />
Princess Mariana is currently based in the Sea of Cortes, Mexico.<br />
RIANA<br />
Princess Mariana<br />
and Moon Goddess.<br />
Because one<br />
fantasy yacht was<br />
clearly not enough.<br />
There is so much space, so many ideas and so much technology on<br />
Princess Mariana that it is easy to forget that the purpose is to entertain guests<br />
to a level not possible on probably any other yacht. Of course there is a heli<br />
deck, of course the master suite is full beam and of course there is a thousand<br />
bottle tequila cellar. On Princess Mariana, even the unlikely is normal.<br />
It would take a long cruise to make use of everything on board, why not<br />
make a start? Princess Mariana and Moon Goddess are available for charter<br />
exclusively through Edmiston. For further information contact Diego Marroquin<br />
+1 212 792 5370, email, dm@edmistoncompany.com or call Jamie Edmiston<br />
+44 (0) 20 7495 5151, email, jse@edmistoncompany.com
YACHT<strong>IN</strong>G’S MOST
PRECIOUS METAL<br />
THROUGH <strong>EDMISTON</strong>, CLIENTS streak’. Her lines are so precise that, for once, the phrase “no compromise” is justified.<br />
CHARTER THE <strong>WORLD</strong>’S VERY The latest ‘must-have’ yacht feature – the beach club – is created by a clever piece of<br />
F<strong>IN</strong>EST YACHTS of every size engineering forethought. With her two, eight-metre tenders held in forward garages,<br />
and style.<br />
the enormous sub transom area has space for a sunken bar, gymnasium, cinema,<br />
There are large yachts for charter, there built-in sofas and large sunbeds. Steps lead to the teaked swimming platform with<br />
are contemporary styled yachts for charter and a pivoting diving board.<br />
there are fast yachts for charter. A select few The aft main deck is an all-day affair with a massive, square, sunbed that<br />
are a combination of two categories, but only converts into a dance floor with music supplied from a mobile console. The sunbed<br />
Silver can honestly lay claim to being at the that becomes a dance floor can also become a helipad.<br />
cutting edge of all three. Quite simply – she is More ideas? Try the innovative forward main deck terrace, where 24 guests can<br />
in a league of her own.<br />
sit around four tables. After dining, the tables are hydraulically lowered to create a<br />
Over 73 metres (240’) of aluminium, laser vast cushioned sunbed. Of course, there is also a sun deck. Sunbeds forward and<br />
cut into Espen Oeino’s radical design that slices aft are separated by a dining table and a double-sided bar.<br />
through the water at 30 knots. Solas certified, The Japanese/Italian interior design style is beautifully executed. Gloss, richly<br />
she can sleep 18 guests, has an entire deck dedicated to the principal guest and no grained panelling, oversized sofas and simple, clean lines are the overall theme.<br />
less than six major entertainment areas. Consider yet another awesome attribute: While the styling is contemporary, it avoids the austerity of many minimalistic interiors.<br />
her stablisation system is so sophisticated that, with only 2.3 metres of draft, Silver Your Edmiston charter broker will take you through the interior details – three VIP<br />
can anchor in sublime turquoise water or equally well sail transatlantic at 22 knots. staterooms, two double and two twin staterooms and every type of space you<br />
Energy efficiency is a priority and, at 18 knots, she only uses 500 litres of fuel per could ever want on a yacht. Silver is for very exclusive charter through Edmiston.<br />
hour. So much for the logic – how about her emotional appeal?<br />
The yacht of the year, is here.<br />
Silver is awesome. Long, lean, it is an understatement to label her as the ‘silver Hanseatic Marine, 2007, 73.30m/240’5”, 18 guests, from €480,000 per week
CHARTER<br />
DRUMBEAT<br />
from e130,000 per week<br />
RS EDEN<br />
from e98,000 per week<br />
SENSES<br />
from US$260,000 per week<br />
Edmiston.<br />
The finest yachts<br />
on water<br />
in the best locations<br />
on earth.<br />
MY LITTLE VIOLET<br />
from e270,000 per week<br />
TIARA<br />
from e180,000 per week<br />
METSUYAN IV<br />
from e85,000 per week<br />
ELLICHA<br />
from e70,000 per week
Motor yachts for charter<br />
CHARTER <strong>IN</strong>DEX<br />
Name Builder Guests Year LOA Price (from) Comment Destination<br />
GOLDEN FLEET Blohm & Voss 12 1990 80.15m/262’11” e700,000 Fleet of three yachts, unprecedented equipment and a seaplane. Please enquire<br />
TALITHA G F. Krupp Kiel 12 1929/1993 80.00m/262’5” e280,000 Contemporary luxury in the perfect ’30s style and shape. Please enquire<br />
UTOPIA Feadship 12 2004/2007 71.60m/234’11” e450,000 Largest Feadship for charter. 2.2 metre headroom. Highly impressive. Please enquire<br />
TI’A MOANA Austal/Oceanfast 50 2003 69.00m/226’4” e240,000 Shallow draft. Charter the bridge deck or the entire yacht. French Polynesia / South Pacific<br />
ABS<strong>IN</strong>THE Astilleros 12 1973/2005 61.30m/201’ e168,000 Versatile discovery yacht equipped for all action adventures. West Mediterranean<br />
SENSES Schweers 12 1999 59.20m/193’7” US$260,000 A perfect fusion of form and function. Unique adventure yacht. Please enquire<br />
OUTBACK Austal 12 2007 58.90m/193’2” €375,000 Stunning new yacht with large array of sports equipment. West Mediterranean<br />
LADY CHRIST<strong>IN</strong>E Oceanco 10 2001/2007 55.63m/182’6” US$280,000 Innovative well-designed layout with enormous master suite. Please enquire<br />
ALIBI CBI Navi 12 2005 51.00m/167’3” e180,000 Luxury and comfort with exceptional deck space on three levels. West Mediterranean<br />
RS EDEN Defoe Boat & Motor 11 1930/2007 49.50m/162’4” €98,000 Magnificent clipper bow classic in the finest condition of her life. Red Sea / Mediterranean<br />
AUDACIA Feadship 12 1987/2007 46.40m/152’2” US$190,000 Completely re-fitted, good deck space. Feadship quality. Caribbean / Mediterranean<br />
MOECCA Oceanfast 12 1992/2006 45.72m/150’ e200,000 Contemporary styled catamaran. Enormous deck and interior space. South East Asia<br />
MY LITTLE VIOLET A&R 10 2006 45.60m/149’7” e270,000 Excellent deck space, contemporary interior by Reymond Langton. West Mediterranean<br />
CANDYSCAPE Benetti 12 1994/2005 44.76m/146’10” e225,000 Superb Benetti with interiors by the renowned Candy & Candy. West Mediterranean<br />
ANTARCTICA Feadship 10 1966/2003 44.68m/146’7” US$87,500 Canoe-stern Feadship, gentleman’s club interior. Mediterranean<br />
D’ANGLETERRE II W.A. Souther 10 1986/2007 41.21m/135’2” e79,000 Timeless interior, informal atmosphere, ample entertaining space. Adriatic / West Mediterranean<br />
SEAFLOWER Feadship/Van Lent 10 2002 40.00m/131’ e130,000 The finest yacht of her size on the charter market West Mediterranean<br />
SUPERFUN Cantieri Rossato 10 1993/2007 40.00m/131’ e80,000 Superb sun-deck dining for 20 (Makes you the perfect host.) West Mediterranean<br />
ANDIAMO Benetti 10 2007 36.60m/120’ e90,000 Benetti Classics are justifiably popular – Andiamo is one of the best. West Mediterranean<br />
METSUYAN IV CBI Navi 10 2006 36.00m/118’2” e85,000 Highly practical – great fun. Top specification list. Turkey<br />
SMITTEN Benetti 10 2002/2008 35.00m/114’9” €80,000 Classically elegant Benetti. Extremely practical and comfortable. West Mediterranean<br />
ANITA Leopard 9 2006 34.11m/112’ e90,000 Power and space. Chic modern interior, 45 knots top speed. West Mediterranean<br />
HEAVENLY DAZE Feadship 8 1972/2003 32.31m/106’ e45,000 State of the art audio visual entertainment, modern classic interior. West Mediterranean<br />
LADY NAT<strong>IN</strong>IA Canados 8 2004 32.00m/105’ e59,000 Fast cruising yacht, large flybridge, Jacuzzi, sauna. West Mediterranean<br />
ELLICHA Overmarine 8 2002 32.00m/105’ e70,000 Big-volume Mangusta for fast cruising, superb outside dining area. West Mediterranean<br />
CLARITY Leight Notika 8 2003 31.60m/104’ e55,000 Superb sportster, ideal for families – 4 cabin layout. Great top deck. West Mediterranean<br />
LADY LUCK San Lorenzo 10 2001/2007 30.50m/100’ e40,000 Flybridge cruiser, light wood interiors, good deck space. Recent refit. West Mediterranean<br />
HUMM<strong>IN</strong>GBIRD Couach 7 2007 30.40m/99’8” e55,000 Stylish sportster with light modern interior and ample external space. West Mediterranean<br />
LA MASCARADE Feadship 8 1997/2005 30.00m/99’ e50,000 The world’s only modern 30 metre Feadship, ample deck space. Adriatic / West Mediterranean<br />
MEDUSA G Azimut 8 2002/2005 30.00m/99’ e55,000 Substantial space on two levels. Jacuzzi. Zero speed stabilisers. West Mediterranean<br />
TRIPLE FUN Overmarine 8 2006 28.80m/94’5” e60,000 Fun sportster with pale, elegant interior. Day charters only. South of France<br />
DREAMSTER Sunseeker 9 2005 28.66m/94’ e40,000 Sleek-line Sunseeker that is fast, flexible and enormous fun. Mediterranean<br />
CENTO Maiora 6 2001/2006 27.50m/90’2” e41,500 Italian style. Good interior volume. Lots of water-sports equipment. Spain<br />
SAMANA Sunseeker 8 2006 24.97m/82’ e38,500 Sensational Sunseeker. Fun, practical with lots of leisure equipment. West Mediterranean<br />
TWISTED Sunseeker 8 2006 24.97m/82’ e38,000 Fabulous cockpit, glass sunroof, unique custom built car in garage. West Mediterranean<br />
SENSATION Overmarine 7 1999/2006 24.38m/80’ e37,000 36 knot Mangusta, classic interior, good deck space. West Mediterranean<br />
Sailing yachts for charter<br />
Name Builder Guests Year LOA Price Comment Destination<br />
TIARA Alloy Yachts 10 2004 54.27m/178’ e180,000 Superb performance. Extended aft deck. Outdoor cinema. Pool. Mediterranean<br />
ATMOSPHERE Perini Navi 8 2000 53.00m/174’ e185,000 Hugely impressive ketch. Big flybridge with Jacuzzi. West Mediterranean<br />
DRUMBEAT Alloy Yachts 10 2002/2007 53.00m/174’ e130,000 Rolex cup winner with apartment style, newly refitted interior. Mediterranean<br />
ELEONORA Van Der Graaf 8 2000 49.50m/162’4” e53,000 1910 Westward replica. Immaculate classic style. Modern comforts. Caribbean<br />
HYPERION Royal Huisman 6 1998 47.42m/155’6” e90,000 Hi-tech performance yacht. Luxury for 6 guests. Top wine cellar. Mediterranean<br />
BLACK SWAN C & N 10 1899/2002 40.50m/132’10” e35,000 Lovingly restored antique. Good value for 10 guests. Mediterranean<br />
SHAMROCK V C & N 6/8 1930/2001 36.58m/120’ €45,000 The origin of the J-Class legend. Sublime geniune antique. Mediterranean<br />
VIRIELLA Maxi Dolphin 9 2001 36.00m/118’1” e50,000 Racing yacht with minimalist Italian interior. West Mediterranean<br />
SAVANNAH Alloy Yachts 7 1998/2006 30.94m/101’6” e32,500 Superb handling. David Linley / Ralph Lauren features. Great crew. Please enquire<br />
MARGARET ANN Pendennis 8 2004 29.13m/95’6” e35,000 Fast cruising sloop, bright smart interior. Twin cabins throughout. Mediterranean<br />
MELITE Nereids 8 2007 24.00m/78’8” e22,000 Small yacht handling with big yacht comforts for 8 guests Mediterranean<br />
All prices are: from, per week. Guests are maximum numbers sleeping. The advantage of a yacht is that it moves! Please accept that while destinations are correct at the time of publication, they may be subject to change. Yachts are not<br />
offered for sale or charter to US residents while in US waters.
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