The Boatbookings Super Yacht of the Week takes inspiration from Italy this week with the astonishing 2014 custom built ISA 43m motor yacht, PHILMI. The 43m GT line was created to match demand for aluminium displacement yachts, which sought to fuse the very best design between the interior and exterior spaces onboard. With her striking blue hull and breathtaking looks, PHILMI is a firm favourite for charter in the South of France for Summer 2015. Continue reading
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Super Yacht of the Week: HARMONY
Following on from last week’s Super Yacht of the Week DESPERADO, we bring you her big sister HARMONY, the largest Westport motor yacht on the charter market! This 164 Westport is ideally placed in the Bahamas and Caribbean for your winter charter – we fancy exploring the British Virgin Islands and recommend you do too!
Super Yacht of the Week: DESPERADO
Looking for somewhere different this summer? Break the mould with DESPERADO, currently cruising Panama and Costa Rica and arriving on the golden coasts of California in July. Not only are these parts of the world some of the most breathtaking coastline available, but DESPERADO provides an unforgettable charter experience with some very enticing highlights that we have to share with you today.
Super Yacht of the Week: ST DAVID
With the French Riviera breathing a short breath of relief following the busiest week of its calendar, we are looking towards the summer season which is just a short time away. ST DAVID is our super yacht of the week, and we were lucky enough to sample some of the fantastic amenities and service available onboard last night in Cannes. The 60m Benetti was built in 2008 as XANADU, having been re-fitted and renamed in 2010 she is in pristine condition for charter.
Super Yacht of the Week: POLAR STAR
We’re going wild over Monaco this weekend, and with Hamilton taking poll position at yesterday’s Grand Prix qualifier we’re waiting with baited breath to see whether he can hold onto the win. Lewis Hamilton, who hasn’t won in Monaco for seven years, has kept his cool during interview because he knows as well as anyone that the narrow track with its lethal twists and turns is unforgiving even for the greatest drivers. With 78 laps to go until we see today’s winner, all eyes are on iconic Monte Carlo.
