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Ten things to know about Superyacht charter !

And why you should consider doing so.

Following covid-19 pandemic, we have seen an increase in enquiries about superyacht charters and luxury yacht charters in particular.
Social distancing rules and self-isolation have become increasingly popular and in demand, therefore sailing and yachting holidays have by their nature become of a more interest to many families and couples.  Given the lack of specific information for these type of clients, who are about to charter their first yacht or who are likely to consider a luxury yacht charter or indeed a superyacht charter in the coming months and years, here is a top 10 breakdown of what needs to be known before you embark on such a project. For more information, you can also follow our superyacht charter guide available on SuperSailYachts.com.

NEW Sunreef 70 – a superyacht amongst sailing catamarans
  1. What is a superyacht charter?

Yacht chartering in general is the practice of renting, or hiring or indeed chartering a sailboat, motor yacht or a gullet and traveling to a number of different coastal or island destinations. Usual duration is one week, from Saturday – Saturday, yet many clients opt for 10 days, 2 weeks or even long-term charters of up to 2-18 months on some occasion.  The usual charter is completed during your summer or winter holiday time, but it also can be a business event for some.  Cannes Film Festival and Monaco Grand Prix are typical events where business may hire a superyacht.  In terms of superyacht charter, this includes crew of at least 4, including professional captain, chef, engineer or deckhand and a stewardess or hostess.  Biggest yachts may have crew of up to 30+ to include bodyguards, nannies, chief stewardess, yoga instructor, fitness instructor and personal concierge.  Midweek charters or embarkation on any day is possible on most superyachts, in particular in destinations such as the Caribbean or Indian Ocean. Some Mediterranean yachting destinations, such as Croatia, may limit embarkation and disembarkation times to specific days ie. Saturday, yet this is usually the case on smaller boats

Superyacht amongst Catamarans – Nautitech 82 in Thailand
  1. How much does it cost to charter a super yacht?
    This really depends on a variety of factors such as size, type and age of the yacht.  A typical superyacht will cost around US$ 100,000 per week plus APA expenses. If you opt something smaller, older or with less appeal, the price varies between US$20,000 and US$80,000. For a megayacht rental (boats from around 200ft/60m, and much bigger than a superyacht), you can expect to pay upwards of half a million dollars. The larger the yacht, the higher the cost, although classic yachts may at times cost much less than a much smaller new superyacht. 

  2. What are APA Expenses?
    These are all costs one can incur during a superayacht charter.  This can include all fuel, marina fees, costs of food and drinks consumed, tips to the crew, any local tourist or boat taxes, National Park fees, special requests and arrangements, even airport transfers.  They are usually set at around 30% of the charter fee, thus US$ 30,000 in case the charter fee is US$ 100,000 but can be higher, around 40%, on fast superyachts such as Pershing 115 or Sunseeker’s Predator range or newest Sunseeker 131 yacht, while sailing catamarans such as Sunreef 60 or the new Alegria 67 by Fountain Pajot may accept 20%.
One of the reputable charter brokers for superyachts, will also accept Crypto and Credit Card Payments
  1. Is a superyacht charter holiday worth it?
    Yacht charter is an absolute best way to enjoy a summer or sea holiday.  Changing your overnight location every day is an amazing experience, in particular if you enjoy sailing experience itself and feeling the lovely breeze on your face. Waking up to a new view, sights, smell and expeirences every day is just a mesmerising feeling and nothing beats itIf you and your family are sailors and want to explore different parts of the world, chartering a boat in a different location, depending on the season and your budget, is a very fun and rewarding experience.

  2. How much is a super yacht per night?
    At times you may wish to charter just for a night, weekend or a shorter period of time.  All superyachts are offered from around 3,500 US$’s per day plus expenses and the longer you rent, the average costs may be lower.  Superyachts are classed as boats bigger than 80ft or 25m, yet some newer boats that may only be 70ft, can have a bigger volume than a classic 100ft superyacht, thus may offer better value despite costing more.  All charter fees are always subject to local tax/vat and this can add from 4-22% on top of the usual charter rate. APA Expenses are on average 30% too.

  3. Can I bring more than 12 guests?
    Most superyachts or yachts in general are limited to maximum 12 guests sleeping.  During the cruise this number may be increased and for stationary events in secured ports many will accept 50 guests on board, others even more than 100.  Smaller yachts may carry only six people, but even many superyachts are capped at 12 passengers.  This is mostly due to the SOLAS Convention (Safety of Life at Sea) set in law by the International Maritime Organization.  If your party has more than 12 guests, in location such as Croatia in particular, there is a range of high quality superyachts which can accept up to 40 guests on board. Some mega yachts, which can cruise in various locations from the Caribbean to the locatioins in the Arabian Sea can also accept up to 32 guests for overnight stays as well as cruising.

  4. Is food included in superyacht charters ?
    All superyachts have a trained, professional chef on board.  The crew is also trained to provide 5-star service and often multiple course meals with specialties ranging from sea food, Mediterranean, Thai, Japanese or Chinese even and in most cases cater for all types of foodies, from vegetarians, gluten-free, vegan or an specific allergy-free menu’s.  However, food is rarely included in the charter fee and requires separate payments. In most cases this is part of APA EXPENSES, but on some yachts, in particular in the Adriatic Sea or in Seychelles, a set menu cost is offered, either for half-board (breakfast and lunch or dinner) or full board (half-board plus dinner) with drinks added to the bill from ships bar or as part of expenses.  Where APA expenses are applied, superyacht charter clients may often bring their own drinks. Some clients for example drink only certain brands of wine or may also own a vineyard and will bring their own bottles on board. 
Mega yacht LEGEND usually cruises Northern Hemisphere including Arctic Circle
  1. 8. Do you have to tip on a superyacht charter ?
    In general, all professional yachtcharter brokers advise tipping 10 per cent of the charter fee total in the Mediterranean.  On US registered boats in the Caribbean or any boat hired in the US waters, the recommended tip is 20 per cent of the base charter fee.  Tipping your crew is a customary practice at the end of all and any superyacht charter, yet it is in most cases not obligatory.  Some boats, in particular those in the US waters or US registered ones, will advise on obligatory amount of tips before the exchange of the contracts. In case your superyacht charter was a disappointment for some reason and crew may have played a major role in the experience, you are not obliged to leave a tip of course.  If however your experience was amazing, or even life-changing adventure, you can tip as much as you like.

    9. What’s the best way to charter a superyacht?
    The best way is to decide on your ideal or maximum budget and approximate time or period you wish to charter.  You should than approach a superyacht charter broker such as SuperSailYachts and provide as much as other information as possible, such as total number of guests (split into couples, singles, children) and type of yacht required (sailing monohull, sailing catamaran, power catamaran, gullet etc.).  Indeed, some gullets can be classed as superyachts too but most of the superyachts tend to be luxury motor yachts above 25 metre in length.  Nowadays, the most popular yachts are sailing catamarans and those 80ft and longer are considered superyachts, Sunreef 80 and Lagoon 77 being the most desired ones.  For example, sailing catamarans of around 70ft and below are considered luxury or de-luxe charter yachts and are also very impressive but may not be seen as superyachts, while gullets must be new, 5-star service vessels and at least 120ft to be considered a superyacht.

    10. Where and when to charter a superyacht?
    The best locations to see and to be seen on a superyacht tend to be in the Mediterranean during the summer and the Caribbean in the winter.  If you want to be amongst others who charter superyachts, you should consider turning up for Cannes Film Festival or Monaco’s F1 Grand Prix for example.  End of July and early August is probably time to visit South of France and locations such as Cap d’Antibes or Porquerolles and inevitably St Tropez.  Mid August you are best going to Ibiza and private  island Tagamago as well as neighbouring Formentera or indeed Greek Island of Mykonos.  Dubrovnik and Island of Hvar in Croatia are popular throughout August and late July, while Portofino alongside Italian Riviera and Sardinia’s Costa Smeralda coast can be hit at the same time when visiting South of France, in particular if you are on a long-term charter of sailing on a fast cruising motor yacht (25kn+).
Superyacht moored in a major marina waiting on their charter guests

Bonus tips:
There may be a number of other variables that you should consider before chartering a superyacht, yet one cannot cover them all in a blog.  Most importantly, if you can afford it, you should definitely consider luxury yacht charter experiences, regardless of what type of yacht, period of the year or duration you are considering.  Making the experience will certainly be the best way to check if you will enjoy it and given the possibility to hire a superyacht for a day or long weekend, there is nothing in the way to stop you doing so.  On top, superyacht charter can takes place during your regular school holidays period at the end of July and August or last one or two weeks typically. The most popular charter times are during Christmas and the NEW YEAR, when most superyacht charterers head to Virgin Islands (BVI’s and USVI’s) and ultra-popular Saint Barths. Billionaires and Multi-millionaires tend to charter yachts throughout the year as and when the need arises and the latest special offerings are transatlantic crossing which start around mid-November and last up to mid-December each year. Other clients, albeit very few, tend to charter yachts for longer periods only, enjoying a full blown long-term sabbatical yacht charter vacation. Lately, clients have also enquired for ONE WAY charters, the most popular being between Split and Dubrovnik in Croatia, Athens and Mykonos in Greece and St Tropez and Portofino (in France and Italy respectively). The most adventurous of all, are one way charters from locations such as the Grenadines to ABC Islands, Martinique to San Blas in Panama or even Cuba to Galapagos!

Published by Eldin Basic (TpMBA) of SuperSailYachts.com

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What can you look forward to when planning your superyacht charter in 2023!

When it comes to luxury holidays, nothing beats charter of a superyacht. The choice of exclusive villas, balcony suite on a largest cruiser in the world, high-end apartment in the prime location or any other type of adventure, luxury getaway and variety of many other options have never been greater. Despite this, being on a private superyacht, being served by a top professional crew and floating from one superyacht location to another one, each and every day is simply incomparable to anything else out there.

Deck of a luxury yacht based in Croatia and available for groups of up to 36 adult guests

However, simply being on board of a superyacht and sailing from say Portofino to St Tropez is an adventure of the past. Modern superyacht charter client is seeking more than just calculation of mileage and fuel fee, but wants to enjoy various activities along the way. This cant include only traditional activities such as swimming, snorkelling and water skiing but must include kite surfing, choice of finest 1-3 Michelin star restaurants along the way, rendez-vous diving for some, rental of a superyacht tender that will shadow the chartered yacht, tandem charter with another boat that will cater for children only or other members of the family or indeed bodyguards, diving team or for any other type of special arrangements.

Build your own gullet from 80ft and within 12-18 months

On top of various activities on the water, thanks to a number of new water toys, yacht charter clients on board of superyachts can also increasingly look at various activities under the water. Some mega yachts already have a submarine in their offering, others also a amphibious jeep that allows exploration of uninhabited islands or those where there are no vehicles to hire or taxis to book. On the other hand, many others crewed charter yachts have various seabobs, infinity islands or Sea-Easta comfortable lounger by Jobe, electric jetboards that can propel the riders out of the water and to speeds of almost 50kmp for example. On top, there are so many others including waverunners, jet skis, iAqua SeaDar Max, the interesting 100% emission free and extremely lightweight and cordless electric hydrofoil such Waydoo Flyer one, or hydrofoil eBike Manta5 XE-1 that reaches speeds of 20kph and many others. Latest and rare to find superyacht water toys are Aston Martin and Triton Sumbarines’s Project Neptune which is a type of a limited edition submarine which carries 2 x guests and pilot up to dephts of 500m allowing amazing romantic or adventurous moments for couples, as well as ingenious underwater Robo-Shark drone and many other inflatables and towables.

Superyacht LEGEND available in exclusive Northern Hemipshere destinations such as Arctic Circle

Most interesting of all however, are not the toys but adventures in relation to special destinations. You can now dive with whale sharks in Indonesia by chartering a super luxury 200ft+ mega yacht near Triton and Cenderawasih bay throughout autumn, all winter months and early Spring or in Teluk Saleh in Sumbawa during late Spring and all of the Summer months. Other boats can take you to location such as Svalbard where you can both ski, watch polar bears and enjoy swimming.

To get your best adventure arranged, you can also quite often come up with very specific ideas, projects or demands and in many cases they can be met with great attention and also executed fully. It is up to you and your imagination to consider what would be the best solution, exploration or adventure and SuperSailYachts.com are most likely going to be in position to blog their way out and ensure they are fulfilled.

What else and where can it be experienced

In other locations, you could charter a supercat SUNREEF 80 and enjoy a beach barbeque in Tobago Cays, Grenadines, enjoying a specially prepared lobster dinner. The same exclusive Sunreef mega catamarans, a choice of at least 3 different ones indeed, ares also available in the Virgin Islands with optional big game fishing off Anegada and fish dinner served after you have caught fresh fish yourself an hour earlier.

In the Bahamas you could hire one and only Privilege 510 Signature sailing catamaran while planning to swim with Manta Rays and in Italy, we can reserve a table in a little known restaurant, located on a secluded island where a fantastic 7-course dinner with admirable value can be served, all topped off with a romantic dinghy ride to local historic castle with a love story to die for.

Some yachts will also have their own piano, a yoga instructor or spa and massage service

Many superyachts will also gladly create a romantic beach barbeque at a time and in a location where you will be the only party present. Such locations are rare, but can be found in most locations, allowing you to enjoy a spectacular dinner under the start lit sky, your own private beach and highly experienced chef preparing meals that will cater fully for everyone on board. In other locations, you can hire a helicopter or a Jeep safari and while cruising in the Adriatic Sea we can also take you to unique Pyramides of Bosnia with a stopover at Mostar Bridge to see amazing dives from a 27 metres high bridge over crystal clear green colour of river Neretva.

In other words, whatever your idea of an adventure, luxury holiday, special occasion or once in a lifetime experience, you can be certain that superyacht charter is the only such vacation allowing you to be mesmerized, pampered and fulfilled while feeling safe, taken care of and exhilarated all at the same time.

Yacht purchase as a worthwhile, sensible investment!

Is it worth it!?

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Buying a new yacht is rarely seen as a good investment.  This was the case for decades and certainly for many years in a row before covid-19 pandemic hit us and changed the world.  When it comes to investing in general, buying a new boat it seems the worse decision you can make.  Boats are name expensive to buy, even more expensive to run and ultimately can cost someones life too if handled improperly, especially in adverse weather conditions. 

However, in real terms, it seems that nowadays it’s all about avoiding huge inflation numbers.  There is a run away from currencies such as Russian Rouble, Turkish Lira and maybe increasingly also Sterling Pound, Euro and even US$ despite huge increase in value of it against its main rivals from UK and Europe.  Finding that coveted fund, crypto currency or yield in general that beats double digits loss that so called fiat currencies are experiencing nowadays is the key to ultimate success.   As an example, investors who last week put some money into Ethereum crypto currency, gained 14% instantly simply on the news that Goerli Testnet went live, which meant that Ethereum’s dress rehearsal for mid-September launch of new proof-of-stake blockchain that is expected to reduce gas fees and speed up transactions was successful.  And that was only a test, rather than the real deal itself.   In real terms this also means that amongst major crypto currencies, only Bitcoin will remain on energy demanding and relatively slow proof-of-work of system.

Puccini Yacht 78 Fly with optional Hybrid or Electric engines and JING design patterns

Many fund managers also promise regular, quality returns, investing in major stocks such as TESLA, APPLE, SAMSUNG or COCA COLA seems to give increasing or regular dividends and returns too.  Stock options are by now an old way to get huge returns, albeit attached to potentially huge risks and buying carbon credits may also bring in some returns.  For an existing yacht owner or an aspiring live-aboard sailor keen to circumnavigate the world, buying or investing into a new boat remains a risk too.  Given huge disruption across the world and in terms of just-in-time supply and delivery of boat parts and equipment, the manufacture of both sailing and motor yachts seems to have not only been delayed but in some cases, frankly stalled almost.

This created an investment opportunity for yacht buyers. Buying a manufacturing slot for a highly popular sailing catamaran such as Sunreef 60, Sunreef 70 or even Sunreef 80 or Sunreef 100 is a game worth considering when it comes to investment alone.  The same situation is with Lagoon 65 and hugely popular Lagoon 77 supercat. These highly popular charter and private yachts alike, simply cannot be found even on a second hand market any longer. Some of these models are now accepting orders for 2025 already as taking delivery of a new Sunreef in 2023 may be impossible unless the order is made in 2021 or maybe early 2022.  The same is likely to be across many other brands of sailing or power catamarans as ordering a new Bali 5.4 for example, seemed a poor move for a buyer who placed an order in 2020.  One particular boat for example was due to be delivered in September 2021, yet by August 2022 it is still not certain if she will hit the water in September 2022.  In charter terms, this created a huge disruption across the booking lists as both regular sailing holidays in the Caribbean, long-term charters in the Bahamas and even transatlantic crossings during ARC and from Gran Canaria to Saint Lucia all got cancelled or re-booked.

Fountain Pajot’s NEW AURA 51 as one of the best new catamarans in the 50ft range

For an investor in these models, this almost proved fatal as losing necessary charter income to finance the lease of purchased boats or pay salaries of yacht managers, captains, and even brokers who arranged charters in the first place this move proved as a loss.  Given that these orders were placed before or during covid-19 pandemic, when disruption of supply chains did not hit home yet, this was not surprising.  The new buyer market scenario has in the meantime developed however as there is lack of new boats on the market while the same pandemic created a new need for self-isolation and social distancing which is perfectly achieved when sailing. In other words, sailing as a hobby, an activity, a type of holiday or as a boat ownership has seen huge increase in popularity and this created a new type of boat buyers.  As a result, buying a new boat, regardless of when the delivery is going to take place, suddenly seems like a good investment.  Those lucky to be taking delivery of a new Azimut, Sunseeker,  Riva, Sunreef, Bali or for example a VAAN catamaran in 2023 are likely to see a good % increase in value on their agreed purchase prices.

In fact, owners of second hand boats are already reporting amazing news for their pockets, as selling a boa they used for several years for more than they originally paid for it is an amazing achievement.  Usually, a boat such as Victoria 67, a Fountain Pajot luxury sailing cat would normally lose around 10% of her value every year.  Given current situation with delays in launch of new boats, such models are likely to be gaining 10% per year in fact.  Those newer ones such as Victoria 67’s successor, Alegria 67 is even more popular and buyers of such boats that would have taken delivery or managed to buy a second hand boat in early 2022 are the lucky winners.

Superyachts attract great attention by investors

As a result, I feel that those with funds in their bank and a keen desire to regularly sail or motor up their favourite coastline should consider buying a slot of a desired yacht immediately.  As a matter of fact, it may already be a bit late to guarantee a profit, yet not losing money in yachting terms as an owner is already a great achievement.  If you are one of those with funds and desire to sail therefore, we would recommend to get offers in immediately and considering buying either a motor yacht or a sailing catamaran.  These are likely to be most popular models, albeit power catamarans, luxury sailing yachts from brands such as Oyster, CNB and Wally are also likely to be proving beneficial in years to come.

If you are therefore not keen to risk your money on stocks, options, crypto currency or funds, do considering spending a good amount of your savings on a new VAAN R6 or O YACHT 6 for example as such an investment is likely to prove a good one.  If you can’t force yourself to make such a move with your existing knowledge, experience and insights, you can indeed seek an advice either by bank investor, fund manager or yacht sales broker.  One of the best investments can namely be buying a new PUCCINI YACHT 82 JING as by decorating both interior and exterior of a prestigious luxury motor yacht with Royal Chinese CLOISONNE patterns, taking delivery of such a boat already in 2023 at a reasonable discount and most importantly treating the boat as an investment by keeping her in a prime location such as London’s Tower Bridge or wherever a huge number of well-heeled Chinese tourists are likely to roam during their holiday, an investor is likely to both receive a return on regular charters as well as potential increase in yacht value as that would be a first such a yacht in the World and buyers of expensive Chinese vases that are made with same century-old technique already know that there is a good value in spending 100’s of thousands of GPB pounds or US$’s in acquiring such rare pieces of art. 

Long term luxury charters and transatlantic crossings!

10 min read …

catamaran

Yachting and sailing in general are an amazing sport, a hobby, indeed way of living. Such exhilarating getaways increase all the time with standard beach holiday from 1960’s now being replaced with an active and adventurous experience. This is where new adventures such as long-term luxury charter and transatlantic crossings come in. The changing business environments and improving lifestyles that were influenced by a number of factors, yet accentuated with covid-19 pandemic, have contributed enormously to uptake in numbers of those keen on yacht charter in particular. Rise in flexibility of working from home, work from abroad as a digital nomads in sunny destinations, or even achievement of financial independence by some of the new type of professionals such as international sport stars, bloggers and vloggers, crypto or stock and forex investors or simply financially independent individuals and families, new or old money successful and happy people, have created a need for ever more new ways of spending time on the water.

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Exclusive Superyacht charter Ponzine Islands itinerary

Introduction

Ponza

For all those keen on alternative yachting destinations, where you can experience best of local culture, cuisine, history and events, there is one Italian region that is pretty much unexplored by international guests visiting this fabulous country.  Most of the mega yachts and in general luxury boats tend to congregate or are chartered out in North East Sardinia around resorts such as Porto Cervo, Porto Rottondo and Olbia or indeed around Island of Capri, Naples and Positano within the Amalfi coast and indeed Italian Riviera around Positano which is also popular ONE WAY charter stop for those starting out or finishing alongside French Riviera and in particular Gulf of St Tropez and Cap d’Antibes. 

The best alternatives to that, Aeolian Islands around Sicily, Messina Strait with Siracusa, Catania and around Sicily and to some extent, at least for Italian and German tourists by majority Island of Elba and Tuscany. To avoid crowds and to ensure you do have a chance to experience best of Italy, you should consider luxury yacht charter out of Naples, but than turn North, North West towards Islands of Ponza and Ischia, or more accurately towards Isole Ponziane as Italians would say.  You would than explore remote, uninihabited or as they case may be with Ponza, luxury retreats.  Islands of Ventotene, Polmarola, Zannone and others await for those who wish to self-isolate, escape and yet still enjoy Italian lifestyle par-excellence.

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Superyacht Charter Trends

When it comes to superyacht charter, latest models from San Lorenzo and Azimut are stealing the limelight in the past few years.  The sale numbers and trends also replicate in the charter market where such models are one of the most sought after motor yachts, both in the Mediterranean as well as in the Caribbean.  One other type of superyacht is even more popular these days however. And we are not talking about a motor yacht, but about a sailing boat.  It is the 80ft catamaran range, be it a Lagoon 77, Lagoon 78 power or indeed the most popular of them all the sublime Sunreef 80.  Celebrities such as Rafael Nadal and Keke Rosberg own such new yachts, in one or the other guise, smaller or bigger, power or sail or even ECO as the latest trends are bringing new models with electric or self-generating engines.

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Relationship between guests and the crew

Yacht Life

When it comes to luxury yacht charters, this type of a vaction is rightfully seen as the ultimate holiday.  A luxury crewed yacht charter can be defined as any sailing vacation where at least a captain and hostess or stewardess are on board, taking care of all clients wishes. 
This can be on a smaller 40-45 ft sailing catamaran or an owner version of a 55ft monohull.  At the same time, this definition can also apply to charter of a 200 ft superyacht where there are more crew than guests. For the purpose of this blog, we can assume that all luxury yacht charters are those where service on yachts will usually be at a level of a 5* hotel, on smaller yachts, or 6* or 7* on 100 ft yacht charter boats or even the largest mega yachts.   The main rule in all situations, even though you are a guest and whatever the charter yacht you have hired, you should always treat the crew with respect.  One of the other main questions is how much to tip a charter boat crew.

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BALEARICS LUXURY SAILING CHARTERS!

When it comes to luxury yacht charters in the Med, there is a great number of sailing destinations a potential client interested in yachting lifestyle can look at.  From various regions of Greek Islands, to magnificent Turkish Mediterranean coastline, across all of the facinating Adriatic to beautiful Italian regions and the spectacular Cote d’Azur in South of France, you can not make a mistake. One region is however above others, in particular in second part of August, when the who is who of this world descends on party Island of Ibiza and the most popular of all, Mallorca.

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Luxury Yacht Charters 2018

When it comes to luxury yacht charters in 2018, anything goes.

And we mean anything.  The superyacht charter market has become very interesting and numerous new deals, special offers, unique arrangements, bespoke yachting holidays and general lifestyle vacation types have come to mix in with the traditional mega yacht charter.

Superyachts waiting for their owners

BE YOUR OWN BOSS!

You can therefore follow in the footsteps of someone like Renee Sommerfield and get your beach body ready for this summer. On the other hand, if you are more of a Towie beauty Kate Wright type, and have better connections to former pro footballers than fashion conscious friends, you can still get in on a lastminute superyacht charter deal with SuperSailYachts.com before it’s too late. 

Some say that if you will require services of a mind guru, surely we can try and reserve the services of somebody like Pepe Imaz for you too.  A certain top tennis player was said to have had amazing successes thanks to his input and it may be that this is just what you need to relax fully on your next superyacht charter vacation ? So why not try and sort your own spiritual self as that could be one of the ways to make sure you do the right thing and go on a Mediterranean lifestyle holiday for the super-rich.So are you beach body ready now, at least in your own mind !?

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Luxury yachts that charter in the Andaman Sea!

For all those keen on visiting countries such as Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, Myanmar and Indonesia the choice of superyachts or any type of luxury yachts available for charter is quite limited.  Finding a suitable boat to rent therefore is a difficult task, not only for you as a potential charterer but also for any professional superyacht hire broker.

Night setting on a luxury catamaran cruising between Langkawi and Phuket
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