WHAT'S NEXT | Crewed Motor Yacht

An enthusiastic and experienced crew, led by your dedicated captain, will curate a tailor-made itinerary aboard WHAT’S NEXT, perfectly suited to your desires as you cruise through the captivating waters of New England. Each day brings new adventures as you explore charming harbors and iconic coastal towns.

Delight in a culinary journey as your skilled onboard chef prepares an array of mouthwatering dishes, showcasing local flavors and fresh ingredients. Whether you're enjoying a gourmet breakfast at sunrise or a beautifully plated dinner under the stars, each meal is a celebration of taste and refinement, all set against the breathtaking backdrop of New England's most stunning anchorages.

7-Day Sample Motor Yacht Charter Itinerary in New England:
Embark on an unforgettable journey aboard the Marlow 74 crewed motor yacht WHAT'S NEXT in Newport, the perfect starting point for your exclusive seven-day New England yachting itinerary. Whether you're drawn to the thrill of water sports, basking under the golden sun, savoring gourmet culinary experiences, or indulging in all three, the Boatbookings team will collaborate with your crew to craft a bespoke voyage tailored to your desires.

Cruise past picturesque coastlines, explore quaint seaside towns, and drop anchor in serene bays as you create lifelong memories. Boatbookings and its seasoned experts are dedicated to delivering exceptional charter experiences you’ll want to relive year after year.

Accommodation:
Number of Cabins: 3
Cabin Configuration: 2 Double Cabins, 1 Twin Cabin
Bed Configuration: 1 King, 1 Queen, 2 Singles
Number of Guests: 6

Overview:
The Marlow 74 crewed motor yacht WHAT'S NEXT showcases a timeless yet sophisticated exterior design, enhanced by a striking royal blue hull. Recently refitted to the highest standards, she offers a host of cutting-edge amenities for socializing, relaxing, and enjoying thrilling water activities, delivering a charter experience that seamlessly blends elegance with comfort for everyone aboard.

Step onto her inviting aft deck, where an alfresco dining setup awaits, an idyllic setting for savoring a mix of regional and international delicacies beneath the golden hues of a Nantucket sunset. Make your way to the expansive flybridge, where plush lounge seating, a shaded dining area, and sunbeds provide the perfect vantage point to admire the stunning vistas of Martha’s Vineyard while enjoying refreshing sea breezes.

WHAT'S NEXT features a bright and airy saloon, complete with extended cushioned sofas and surrounded by wide glass windows that flood the space with sunlight and offer panoramic views. Rich teak finishes give the interior a warm, inviting ambiance, ideal for unwinding with family or friends. When the day’s adventures wind down, retreat to one of three spacious and well-appointed cabins, each with its private ensuite, for a restful night at sea.

Complete your New England adventure with a visit to Maine, where you can indulge in world-famous lobsters and freshly baked blueberry pies. Use the yacht’s dinghy to explore the region’s charming coastal towns and hidden inlets, making every moment aboard WHAT'S NEXT one to treasure.

Water Toys:
- Dinghy 60 HP

Charter Terms:
The Charter Fee includes the yacht's hire and insurance, crew food and wages, and the yacht’s laundry. All other expenses, including fuel for the main engine, generators, water sports, equipment, all running costs, harbor fees, all food, soft and alcoholic drinks, communication costs, and local taxes, are additional.

The following will be added to the weekly charter fee: your expenses (or APA allowance, such as fuel, dockage, food, drink, and all other expenses) are generally calculated at 30-40% of the charter fee. VAT is also due alongside gratuities (10-20% of the Charter Fee left to the discretion of the Charterer).

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