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Jaw Dropping New Charter Options

Out with the old and in with the new! Check out these newly-introduced high-tech charters. These modern marvels are brought to you by Camper and Nicholsons International.

August 14, 2014

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BLUSH launched earlier this year as the flagship from British builder Sunseeker. While the 155-foot trideck is new to charter, her crew is experienced in the industry and ready to pamper guests. Camper and Nicholsons

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SOLANDGE is a 279-foot superyacht from the Lürssen shipyard in Germany. She takes 12 guests in seven staterooms with a staggering 28 to 29 crew. Camper & Nicholsons

Mondango

MONDANGO III is a newly launched 185-foot Alloy from the owner of the popular Alloy charter yacht Mondango. The new, larger yacht is planning a circumnavigation with charter availability worldwide. She is expected to spend this winter everywhere from Thailand to the Maldives, with future charter dates in South America, Central America and the Caribbean. Burgess Yachts

La Dea

LA DEA II is a 161-foot Trinity that just got a new owner and completed a refit before entering charter with an experienced crew from the owner’s previous charter yacht, the 116-foot Azimut La Dea. Additional refit work is expected in the near future, including an updating of the interior decor. International Yacht Collection

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This gallery is sponsored by Camper & Nicholsons International. Click here to visit their site. Camper & Nicholsons

state of grace

STATE OF GRACE is a 131-foot Perini Navi that offered a handful of charter dates in the Caribbean last winter and that is making her first full-season debut in the upcoming season. Y. CO

Axioma

AXIOMA, a 236-foot Dunya, was new build late last year and is doing first full Caribbean season this year. She has a killer infinity-style pool on her aft deck plus a striking two-level open salon when you first walk inside. Impressive spaces all around. Yachting Partners International

My Seanna

MY SEANNA, a 185-foot Delta, is just coming out of shipyard after an extension/rebuild. This yacht used to be known as Newvida in the charter world, and the owner is reinventing her from top to bottom. He’s adding what is expected to be a phenomenal beach club at water level, and the interior is being done with extensive use of gold leaf for maximum opulence effect. Burgess Yachts

Nomad IV

NOMAD IV, a 100-foot Maxi Dolphin sailing yacht based in the Caribbean, is the widest/most voluminous out there in her class for charter. When you step onboard her stern, the width is incredible, and the shaded cockpit feels almost like an outdoor salon. She is built for guest happiness and for cruising, with good performance characteristics in addition to her creature comforts. Bernard Gallay

Aquavita

AQUAVITA is the only Westport 164 available for charter worldwide. The owner invested in a substantial refit a few months ago to ensure all the latest amenities, and we hear that the sundeck with hot tub is absolutely fantastic. Northrop and Johnson

Gravitas

GRAVITAS, a 170-foot Feadship, used to be known as Battered Bull and has been all around the world. The current owners did a major refit of her interior to bring her up to date, and her captain is Roy Hodges, long known is the crewed charter industry for providing excellent guest service. Ocean Independence
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