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74m  243 ft | CRN Ancona | 2017 | 12 Guests | 8 Cabins | 25 Crew

Lady Jorgia Yacht Charter

With a private terrace, a bottom-glassed pool and a spa, lady jorgia is a charter yacht that seems to have thought of everything.

The 74m CRN Ancona-built motor yacht LADY JORGIA is available for charter and is a palatial five-deck yacht, with everything needed on board to ensure a dream charter experience.

Displaying exceptional style, LADY JORGIA has exemplary exteriors by Zuccon International Project, with interiors by Winch Design and her cutting-edge design won her the Best Layout award for her category at the World Yacht Trophies 2017.

LADY JORGIA can accommodate 12 guests across eight luxurious cabins, including a stunning master suite with huge windows offering panoramic views from bed and a private terrace forward, plus a VIP cabin with sliding doors to the side deck. There are also a further four doubles and two convertible cabins.

LADY JORGIA yacht’s list of amenities is breathtaking, with both an indoor and outdoor cinema, a gym, plus a spa that connects to an outside massage area thanks to a fold-down balcony.

Indeed, it’s in her outdoor spaces that LADY JORGIA really exceeds herself as a charter yacht. There’s a Jacuzzi on the sundeck, of course, and spacious foredeck bow, which can be converted into a dancefloor or set-up for a dinner setting plus a large upper deck aft that connects smoothly with the main inside dining area.

For the real wow factor, however, we must look to the main deck aft and the adjoining beach club. A 10,000-litre pool on the main deck is an innovative use of space, with steps leading down either side to the giant fold-down beach club.

With plenty of space for sunbeds and parasols on the swim platform, plus a chic indoor lounge with an espresso bar, the beach club/pool combination creates an outstanding area for a blissful close-to-the-water experience.

AT A GLANCE

• Award-winning superyacht designed by Zuccon
• International Project and Winch Design
• Winner of World Yacht Trophies 2017 ‘Best Layout on a yacht between 50m-82m
• Built by an experienced owner, and designed with excellent charter market appeal
• Private deck forward of the master suite featuring private exterior lounging and sitting areas and outdoor cinema
• Accommodation for up to 12 guests in 8 adaptable cabins
• VIP cabin with opening exterior door for fresh air
• Spa with exterior massage area on fold down balcony
• State of the art fully equipped gym
• Enormous fold out Beach club featuring an Espresso bar
• Elevator from lower deck to owner’s deck
• 10,000 litres main deck pool with spa jets
• Jacuzzi on sundeck
• Indoor and outdoor cinema
• Vast exterior lounging and entertaining area on foredeck

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• 13.10m/43' Tiara Centre Console 3x450 V8 Outboards (available in the Caribbean only)
• WATERSPORTS EQUIPMENT: 1 x Mini catamaran 420 Evoque
• 3 x Jet Skis Sea-Doo GTX Limited 300 (brand new!)
• 4 x F5 SeaBobs
• 2 x Inflatable Kayaks (2 man)
• 4 x Waterskis
• 1 x Kneeboard
• 3 x Wakeboards
• 1 x Wakeskate & Wakesurfer
• 1 x Jetfurf Board - Ewave V2 6000
• 4 x Body boards
• 1 x Flite hydrofoil
• 1 x Flyboard Pro Series
• 1 x Fiesta Island
• 1 x Aquaglide Trampoline
• 1 x Aquaglide Jungle Jim
• 1 x Aquaport
• 8 x Diving Equipment 
• Towables (5 x Hot seats, 1 x Spitfire, 1 x Jobe Scout, 1 x Jobe Double Trouble)
• Snorkelling Equipment
• Fishing Equipment
• TOYS: Anti-jellyfish sea pool
• Inflatable docks for Jet Skis & Sea Bobs docked at the beach club
• DJI Mavic drone
• Go Pros and accessories
• GYM EQUIPMENT: x1 Rowing Machine (Concept 2)
• x1 Cycle Machine (Techno Gym)
• x1 Air Bike (Schwinn)
• x1 Workout Bench (Mira Fit)
• x1 Lifecycle Treadmill
• x1 Kinesis Vision
• x1 Stepboard
• ample selection of loose exercise equipment

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These Yacht Charters Offer Prime Access to Remarkable Places

The superyacht charters will act as a platform for endless travel possibilities.

By Miriam Cain

Sixteenth-century maritime explorers came home with extraordinary tales to tell from voyaging to lands far and wide. Fast forward to 400 years later and the world may be a very different place, but the ocean, which covers almost 3/4 of our planet’s surface, is still a stunning adventure playground just waiting to be discovered by more modern-day explorers. Everywhere you travel, there are unbelievable sights and unique experiences to be relished. From immersive itineraries that delve deep into a destination’s culture to rugged adventures in some of the world’s least populated spaces, yacht charters are the platforms for endless possibilities.

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Immersive yacht charter itineraries

Authentic experiences that encourage your guests to immerse themselves in local culture, discover landmarks and historical sites, or glimpse rural life are all guaranteed to make an indelible mark on their memory. Every cruising ground has a wealth of culture, ranging from natural phenomena to historical acclaim, and a superyacht allows you to go off the beaten track to see sides of destinations that few can access. For example, while cruising aboard the Phinisi-style Lamima through the biodiverse waters of Indonesia’s Komodo National Park, guests can get up close to the deserted beaches where wild Komodo dragons forage, or even head ashore with an expert ranger to see them in their natural habitat.

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While cruising Raja Ampat, take advantage of Lamima’s PADI diving center and the two experienced Dive Masters on board and explore the underwater world — these waters have the highest recorded marine biodiversity on Earth. “For a truly rewarding experience while navigating these waters aboard Lamima , meet with conservationists and aid them in protecting the manta ray population of this region,” says Gayle Patterson, director of yachting at Pelorus Yachting. “Alternatively, while cruising the Wayag Archipelago, join conservation rangers in feeding blacktip reef sharks.”

New destinations are joining the world cruising map as more and more owners position their yachts in places well beyond the typical cruising grounds of the Mediterranean and Caribbean . One country’s coastline that has become increasingly popular over the past few years is the twin Pacific and Caribbean coasts of Costa Rica, which is where the motor yacht Kontiki is heading following a stint of adventurous charters on the Pacific coast of Ecuador.

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“A yacht charter along Costa Rica’s rich coast is all about nature and the great outdoors,” says charter broker Holly Huffstetler of Edmiston & Company. “Ashore, you can kayak through the jungle and cycle along the palm-fringed coast to discover its amazing wildlife, adrenaline-inducing activities and gorgeous beaches.” Alternatively, head to Ecuador and explore the country with Kontiki’s experienced local crew. “Offering unrivaled access to the natural treasures and heritage of this part of South America, Kontiki’s crew includes a guide who works closely with native communities, ensuring the most authentic and sustainable experience possible,” says Huffstetler.

You don’t have to venture to such far-flung cruising grounds to have an authentic experience: The more frequented Mediterranean coastlines offer endless opportunities for cultural and natural wonders. While cruising the sun-drenched Greek Islands, charterers can step ashore to explore historic sites; on board, they enjoy the privacy and luxurious amenities a superyacht provides.

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“With scores of small coves, most of which are only accessible by boat… guests can enjoy peaceful anchorages and water sports with an itinerary interspersed with time ashore discovering ancient sites,” says Popy Kaia, charter director with Fraser Greece . “We have worked closely with O’Ptasia’s Captain Berdos to put together an exciting itinerary exploring the archaeological wonders of the area, which includes the ancient Greek treasures located in the Cyclades, with secret archaeological and historical sites only known to serious regional experts.”

Sailing yacht charters

The popularity of sailing yachts has risen in recent years, thanks in part to a new generation of clients entering the industry who recognize the environmental advantage. This in turn has trickled down to the charter market; the latest sailing yachts coming out of the yards offer innovative designs with all the luxury trimmings found on board a motor yacht, but with the additional benefit of being able to get closer to the ocean and feel at one with nature.

Many of the most popular sailing yachts feature open-plan interiors, while outdoor areas are increasingly focused toward spaces that allow for a more intimate experience with the sea as well as ample shaded areas to escape the midday sun. A perfect example of this is the superlative sailing yacht Sea Eagle. Launched in 2020, she underwent a refit in 2022 to make her more amenable for the charter market, and that she certainly is.

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Her aft deck is open plan for use as a sundeck, alfresco gym or open-air cinema, with open steps leading down to the swim platform and her many water toys. Forward on the aft deck is an outdoor dining area protected by a long overhang for shaded lunches. She can deliver distance as she comfortably cruises along at 21.5 knots in light winds — ideal for her current round-the-world tour. Sea Eagle has already ventured through the Panama Canal to Central America and is available to charter in French Polynesia this summer before she heads to Australia and New Zealand for winter.

Another unique sailing yacht taking the charter market by storm is the brand-new ArtExplorer which, at just over 150 ft in length, is the world’s largest aluminum sailing catamaran. Built by the Italian shipyard Perini Navi, her philanthropic owner’s brief was for large open spaces that could be used for exhibitions. Following a stint on the charter market in the Mediterranean this summer season, ArtExplorer will be undertaking a two-year voyage as a floating art gallery — bringing art to communities around the world.

“This is something that has never been seen before in the yachting industry,” Fraser charter manager Quentin Bourgeois says. “With her 65-sq-m (699-sq-ft) sheet of solar panels, lithium batteries for zero emission, state-of-the-art exhaust filters and a fully automated sail plan that allows for speeds of up to ten knots in light winds, ArtExplorer is a testament to her owner’s vision, Perini Navi’s technical capabilities and their combined pioneering vision to create a superb vessel that is both luxurious, purposeful and environmentally sound.”

The high-performance flybridge ketch Twizzle also returns to the charter scene this summer season. The perennially popular charter yacht is a fine example of the trend for indoor-outdoor living spaces that eliminate the barrier between interior and exterior lounging and dining areas. Launched in 2010, the award-winning sailing yacht was well ahead of her time, encapsulating a new twist on standard yacht themes with versatile living and clutter-free decks and a large swim platform — all of which add to her universal appeal to this day.

Fresh from a refit, her classic and timeless yet ultra-contemporary interior combined with minimal clutter, maximum technology and stellar craftsmanship ensure that Twizzle remains unique in the world of sailboats. She is the perfect sailing yacht for charters along the Mediterranean coastlines this summer season.

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Against the current

The waters of Northern Europe are not the first that come to mind when thinking of a summer yacht charter, but for those seeking adventure off the beaten path, Norway’s majestic fjords and west coast islands offer scenery that is off the scale. The best time to cruise here is from June to August; it almost never gets dark then, and the sea and air temperatures are at their warmest — which, as it happens, is just in time for the newly refit Samadhi to show off her new creature comforts.

Fresh from a refit at the Feadship yard in Holland, Samadhi will be heading directly north for charters in the Baltic region from July through the summer. Take advantage of the new sauna and spa, which sound lovely for colder-climate charters, or brave the cold plunge pool before a treatment in the new massage room. While cruising through the deep blue waters of Sognefjord, enjoy spectacular views of sheer cliffs and cascading waterfalls, cocktail in hand, while sitting in the raised hot tub — or take a detour into the striking Unesco World Heritage site at Geirangerfjord, escorted by Samadhi’s crew of 16, who can wax lyrical on all the surrounding nature and wildlife found here.

It’s not all about nature though. Seaside cities such as Bergen and Stavanger offer culture and history throughout their quaint cobblestone streets lined with clapboard buildings housing restaurants and lively bars, while back on board, Samadhi has a toy box packed to the brim with toys for thrill seekers.

Beyond the horizon

All eyes are on the first opening of the larger NEOM in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia with the soft opening of the luxury island development Sindalah. Planned to become the premier yachting destination in the Red Sea, Sindalah and the surrounding cruising grounds offer a new season to complement the summer season in the Mediterranean. Blending centuries-old customs with modern riches, the vibrant culture of the hidden Saudi Arabia has been kept behind a shrouded veil, but the once-forbidden Kingdom is opening its borders to show off its treasure trove of unique landscapes and cultural sites.

“With its numerous archaeological wonders, including six Unesco World Heritage sites, unrivaled marine biodiversity and pristine beaches, it is only a matter of time before this undiscovered cruising ground attracts the superyacht crowd,” says charter director Natascha Weber of Northrop & Johnson. “For those looking to experience something genuinely unique and off the beaten track, the over 1,000 miles of coastline along the Red Sea really is a great starting point.”

Based in Jeddah, the exceptional Sunrays has just about every amenity required to really explore above and below the waterline of the Red Sea. Complete with a dive compressor and replete with dive gear for qualified scuba divers, she is also an approved RYA water sports center, and her ample toy garage includes everything from SeaBobs to E-foils to Jet Surfs. For those preferring to stay dry, Sunrays’s multiple tenders can take guests ashore to explore NEOM’s new developments, including Sindalah; however, with the numerous facilities found on board, including spa, beauty salon, Jacuzzi, swimming pool, gym and steam room, you may run out of time to step ashore.

Also based in Jeddah, the small but perfectly formed sportster motor yacht JYC is available to charter in the Red Sea , snorkeling equipment at the ready. Like a beach house on water, she features four decks of living space with spacious alfresco living areas for relaxing and entertaining, and a beautiful contemporary interior that offers a welcome retreat from the heat of the Middle East. However, it is JYC’s multilingual crew who are the main attraction. “Offering an in-depth knowledge of the best snorkeling spots in the Red Sea, they are well-versed in everything this up-and-coming cruising ground has to offer,” says Jonathan Hind, managing director of Burgess Dubai .

This article appears in the 03 Jun 2024 issue of the New Statesman, Summer 2024

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The most recognisable brand in the yachting world; Edmiston is one of the world’s most successful and respected yacht brokerage companies.

With offices in London, Monaco, New York, Newport and Mexico City, Edmiston is a company synonymous with revolutionising yacht marketing. The company has been involved in some of the most important yacht sales, charter and new construction transactions of the last 20 years; and continues to inject innovation and energy into every one of its activities. Founded by Chairman Nicholas Edmiston in 1996, the company is today headed by Jamie Edmiston who has been Chief Executive since 2014.

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The most fabulous yachts to charter this summer

There are an estimated 6,000 superyachts — vessels that are more than 100 feet long — at sea in 2024

As summer reaches its peak across the Northern Hemisphere, it’s hard to imagine a better way of spending a vacation than channeling your inner ship captain and sailing across the ocean.

In recent years, yacht companies have reported a boom in sales — far from the decline that many in the industry feared, due to both the lingering effects of the COVID-19 pandemic and the economic realities of the Russia-Ukraine War.

“I spent my days [in 2020] doing worst-case scenarios and drawing up the budgets to go with them,” Giovanna Vitelli, chairwoman of Azimut|Benetti, the world’s largest yacht manufacturer, told the Economist in 2023.

Instead, her company reported a 23% growth in production value in 2023 —a reality that is not unique to just one yacht manufacturer. The luxury yacht market is expected to grow in value from $7.67 billion in 2023 to $17.33 billion by 2032, according to a recent report from Fortune Business Insights .

Analysts attribute the ships’ rise in popularity to the increasing number of extremely wealthy individuals . Yachts have long been considered a status symbol — a reality that has only increased as wealth becomes concentrated in the hands of a small group of high status individuals .

There are an estimated 6,000 superyachts —vessels that are more than 100 feet long — at sea as of this year. This is nearly quadruple the number of yachts seen in the ocean just three decades ago, according to Bloomberg .

Aside from an increase in popularity, the yacht industry has seen other changes in recent years. Increasingly, those in the market for a luxury ship are turning to alternate means of powering their vessels, as critics point to the excess emissions traditional yachts produce simply for recreational use.

In their 2024 report, Fortune Business Insights highlighted the growing trend of electrification as a significant area of growth in the coming years.

“A tough regulatory environment for traditional yachts and rising fuel prices will pave the way for the solid growth of electric yachts in the future,” the report reads. “Huge investments from various manufacturers and government support measures will accelerate the demand for electric yachts.”

Read on to learn more about the most luxurious yachts available for chartering in 2024.

Carinthia VII

Originally constructed in 2002, the award-winning Carinthia VII was recently remodeled and reimagined specifically for private charters. The 319-foot ship spans six decks and can accommodate up to 12 guests in eight staterooms. Among the ship’s amenities are two bars, a fully equipped gym and an outdoor projection screen that allows for an “immersive cinematic experience like no other.” The cost of chartering the Carinthia VII is $1,525,700 during both the winter and summer seasons.

The Lady S yacht boasts a number of exciting water toys, including jet skis, water skis, wakeboards and kayaks for athletic guests on the 305-foot ship. For those who prefer more indoor-oriented activities, however, you can also catch a film on the ship’s IMAX Dolby cinema — the first of its kind on any yacht in the world. Accommodating 12 guests, in seven cabins, the cost of chartering the Lady S begins at $1,743,328 a week.

The interior of the Ahpo yacht seems more reminiscent of a luxury hotel than a simple ship. Accommodating 16 guests and 36 crew members, the vessel features a full-size gym, a winter garden and a spa complete with a Himalayan salt sauna. The 378-foot long yacht was first manufactured in 2021 by the German shipyard Lürssen. Excited sailors can charter the Ahpo from superyacht broker Edmiston, beginning at $2,833,376 a week.

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This 154-foot-long yacht can accommodate up to 12 travelers in its six cabins, along with up to 10 crew members. The ship was specially designed to enable “guests a 360-degree experience and relationship with the sea” through its unique stern and sundeck that allow travelers to safely stand “almost at sea level,” according to its Italian manufacturer San Lorenzo . Interested travelers can rent the ship for $359,609 a week.

The Renaissance

The Renaissance lives up to its grandiose name by going beyond traditional private yachts and bridging the gap between a personal vehicle and a full-on cruise ship. The 367-foot long ship features five decks and can accommodate 36 guests in 19 cabins. The Renaissance’s amenities include a 19-seat movie theater, a sushi-bar, and a full spa deck featuring a wellness area, plunge pools and a hair salon. The cost of chartering the ship from Burgess Yachts ranges from $3,269,280 to $3,814,160 a week.

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Edmiston has released a list of yachts that are still accepting inquiries for charter at the Monaco Grand Prix, which is scheduled to take place May 23-26.

An important part of many charters at this event is the ability to host viewing and other parties for spectators on board. As such, charter clients should expect to incur additional costs beyond typical weekly base rates and expenses. Some yachts require a security deposit, for instance, or additional temporary crew to be brought on board to help with catering and service.

With that said, the 212-foot ISA Resilience can put on quite a show. It has the ability to host quayside events for as many as 110 guests. This 2021 build also has overnight accommodations for 12 guests with 16 crew. The master stateroom has fold-down balconies, and the VIP is on the upper deck with a private terrace.

Also available is the 224-foot Astilleros Armon power catamaran Wayfinder , which can host quayside events for as many as 200 people. This 2021 build has overnight accommodations for 12 guests, and typically charters with 19 or 20 crew. Key features include a pickleball court, basketball hoop and gymnasium with various machines and equipment.

Yet another option for Monaco Grand Prix charters is the 184-foot Benetti Jaguar , which can host quayside events for as many as 80 guests. Jaguar is a 2005 build that most recently was refitted in 2023. Its overnight accommodations are for 12 guests, with a usual crew complement of 12. The master stateroom spans the yacht’s full beam, and the VIP is on the upper deck.

Edmiston also is promoting the 216-foot Amels Ventum Maris for the Monaco Grand Prix, with the ability to host quayside events for as many as 50 guests. Ventum Maris is a 2011 build that most recently was refitted in 2019. Its overnight accommodations are for 12 guests in their choice of seven staterooms, two of which can be set up with double or twin berths. This yacht has a glass elevator that serves all decks, and a cinema projector up on the sundeck for movie nights.

Want a yacht for the Monaco Grand Prix that’s more midrange? Edmiston is offering the 92-foot Ferretti Alegria II , which can welcome as many as 20 guests for quayside events. It’s a 2020 build that has a sundeck bar and grill for entertaining friends with a good view of the action all around.

How to book a week on board: contact a charter broker at edmiston.com

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A selection of Edmiston's spectacular fleet currently on the market

As the summer Mediterranean yachting season draws to a close, the world’s most elite descended upon the highly anticipated Monaco Yacht Show and among the glittering stars of this year's show was Edmiston . It has been a year marked by triumphs, with the brokerage firm selling 25 yachts over 30 metres and multiple deals exceeding €20 million. Edmiston's impressive lineup of yachts on display at the 2023 Monaco Yacht Show showcased its unrivalled commitment to delivering the ultimate in luxury and adventure for discerning clients worldwide.

The Edmiston Experience

At this year's Monaco Yacht Show, Edmiston was not just a name on a sign but a promise of unparalleled service. The "Edmiston Experience" is more than a tagline; it's a commitment to its clients. Attendees enjoyed a seamless experience with no queues to board the showcased yachts. The Edmiston team possesses an encyclopaedic knowledge of the yachting industry and the Principality of Monaco, and ensured every visitor was treated to an insider's perspective. From personalised tours to expert advice, Edmiston went above and beyond to exceed expectations.

“Our team was thrilled to welcome clients and give them the best experience across the show," says Alex Koersvelt, commercial director at Edmiston. "Our lineup speaks for itself."

Yachts for sale

The fleet of yachts on display at the Monaco Yacht Show 2023 under Edmiston's banner includes some of the most impressive yachts on the market. Among the stars of the show were:

Length: 83.5m Builder: Feadship

Savannah , launched in 2015 and subsequently refitted in 2020, redefines luxury and environmental consciousness. Featuring a state-of-the-art elevator connecting four decks, an underwater lounge and an eco-friendly hybrid propulsion system, Savannah paves the way for greener and quieter cruising.

Ventum Maris

Length: 65.7m Builder: Amels

Ventum Maris , launched in 2011 and continually refitted and upgraded between 2019 and 2021, exudes elegance. Accommodating up to 12 guests in seven lavish cabins, including a stunning full-beam master suite on the main deck, this yacht offers unparalleled comfort. The seamless indoor/outdoor connection allows guests to enjoy the sea breeze while dining in the main saloon or the al fresco dining area on the upper deck.

Length: 49.8m Builder: Heesen

My Loyalty , from the award-winning 5000 Heesen series, is meticulously maintained and offers a seamless blend of luxury and performance. The sky lounge, with a circular seating area and a starlit dinner option on the swim platform, make this yacht a standout choice.

Length: 49m Builder: Rossinavi

Customised for ultimate comfort, N2H features a main deck owner's suite with two balconies. The interior and exterior, designed by Team for Design – Enrico Gobbi, offer an exceptional experience for up to 10 guests. A 2022 interior refit ensures she is ready for private or charter use.

Length: 47.6m Builder: Baglietto

Part of the Baglietto T-line series, Silver Fox showcases quintessential Italian design, featuring floor-to-ceiling windows, Italian walnut panelling and a contemporary ambiance that creates a calming ambiance on board.

Length: 46.9m Builder: Feadship

With 50% of all Feadships sold in 2023 through Edmiston, A2 is a classic Feadship in turnkey condition ready for her new owner. A major refit in 2022 ensures she is outfitted with the latest navigation equipment, air conditioning and luxurious guest and crew accommodations. A2 can accommodate 15 guests in five sumptuous cabins.

Yachts for charter

For those looking to experience the ultimate vacation on the water, Edmiston also offered an impressive selection of yachts for charter at the Monaco Yacht Show:

Length: 90m Builder: Lürssen

Phoenix 2 , one of the largest yachts on display, is immaculately maintained since her launch in 2010. Featuring a stylish interior by Andrew Winch , an abundance of outdoor spaces, a gym and a cinema room, this yacht truly has something for everyone.

Length: 65m Builder: ISA Yachts

Resilience was named ISA Yachts ’ flagship when it was launched in 2021. With accommodation for 12 guests and a crew of 15, this yacht offers an array of water toys and amenities for an unforgettable charter experience.

To find out more information on the aforementioned yachts, contact the Edmiston team today .

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Edmiston is more than a brokerage; we are lifestyle experts. We pride ourselves on being the storytellers of yachting by bringing new and unforgettable experiences to life and providing an unmatched level of service to our clients to completely reimagine the possibilities of luxury travel. 

Driven by our entrepreneurial spirit and guided by our family-led vision, Edmiston has been involved in some of the most important yacht sales, charter, and new construction transactions of the last 20 years. As we evolve, we continue to lead the way in luxury experience and sustainability, a combination that ensures a bright future for our clients and the oceans.

Founded by Chairman Nicholas Edmiston in 1996, Edmiston is one of the most successful and respected yacht brokerages in the world. Our iconic red brand is instantly recognisable, and our brokerage is a company synonymous with revolutionising the yachting industry. Today, we are led by CEO, Jamie Edmiston, and are supported by a global network of industry experts with offices in London, Monaco, New York, Miami, Newport, San Jose Del Cabo, and Mexico City. 

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Edmiston offers a comprehensive selection of yachting services, supporting Owners and clients at every step of the yachting journey. 

With an unrivalled fleet of charter yachts available and a dedicated international team of superyacht brokers, Edmiston offers access to some of the most prestigious yachts on the market and bespoke charter itineraries enabling you to discover new destinations and experience the best of yachting. 

We offer the most varied and sophisticated fleet of luxury superyachts and berths for sale — whether you’re looking to purchase an existing yacht or build your own, Edmiston enables you to bring your yachting dreams to life, supporting you at every step of the journey. 

Edmiston has always served as a pioneer in the yachting world, setting the benchmark for sales and continually performing to the highest level. Our luxury yacht brokers are the most agile and best connected in the industry, and this enables us to deliver our clients the fastest listings-to-sales ratio there is.  

The Edmiston yacht management team takes your enjoyment of yacht ownership seriously. We work to create tailored private yacht management solutions to suit your yacht, budget, and cruising style, managing the risks, paperwork, and legalities that come with modern yachting. 

To learn more about our services, please visit www.edmiston.com today. 

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Buying a yacht is a big purchase. We make it extremely easy. The Edmiston team will work around the clock to remove the stress from your yacht purchase, leaving you free to enjoy the road to ownership and focus on the important things – like where you will go on your first voyage.

Our brokers are the best in the business, monitoring the market to ensure that, sale or purchase, we give the best advice and optimise every client's position.

Following a major interior refit in 2022, N2H yacht shows in excellent condition, and though she has been built to commercial standards for the charter market, she has only ever been used privately. Enrico Gobbi’s distinguished exterior includes striking lines and reverse-angled windows on the bridge, while inside the recently redone interiors by Massari Design are distinctive for their modern and sophisticated feel.

• Only ever been used privately
• Built in compliance with LY3/MCA for charter use
• Major 2022 interior refit by Massari Design
• Recent completion of five-year special survey
• Main deck Owner’s suite with office and two balconies
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An impeccable aluminium yacht from the Italian yard’s Sanlorenzo 40 Alloy series, Lady A yacht’s interiors and exteriors were designed by Francesco Paszkowski and include standout features such as fold-down balconies and sports car-style gull-wing doors on the bridge.

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Edmiston’s reputation is backed up by hard facts. Our brokers are the most agile and best connected in the industry, delivering our clients the fastest listings-to-sale ratio out there.

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How to Charter a Boat

If you want to sail off into the sunset, at least temporarily, you need to understand how to get aboard first.

By Lauren Sloss

This time of year, it’s an inevitable thought: Life would be that much better out on the water. Specifically, on a boat.

Even if you have neither a boat nor boating experience, it’s never been easier to make your nautical dreams come true — whether you want a day trip on your local lake or a fully staffed multiday voyage in a far-flung locale. Here are the initial questions that will help you plan an adventure on the water.

Whom are you traveling with?

Thinking about the size and dynamic of your group is an important first step, even if you are simply going on a day trip. Will children be on board? How old? What about elderly parents?

Dan Lockyer, the chief commercial officer of Dream Yacht Worldwide , strongly encourages travelers to determine group size — and, ideally, get people committed — before booking.

“The location that you want to go to, the time of year that you want to go, the type of boat that you want will entirely depend on the makeup of the group that you’re sailing with,” Mr. Lockyer said.

Do you want to captain, or do you want a captain?

Different charter companies specialize in certain locations, types of boats, itineraries and services. Some companies offer the opportunity for a “bareboat” charter, in which you rent the boat and take on the navigation and provisioning yourself, while others exclusively offer fully staffed options, including a captain and a cook.

If you want to captain the boat yourself, almost all outfits require some kind of proof of sailing or boating experience, often in line with local regulations.

Edward King, 45, an executive at a streaming company based in San Francisco, is experienced in sailing the city’s waterways. But on vacation, he said he would prefer to let a captain and crew take the lead.

Mr. King said he appreciates a captain who is familiar with both the local waters — “they’ll know how to avoid sailing into a certain sandbar,” he said, — as well as the local attractions.

In contrast, Matt Blake, 38, a software engineer based in Oakland, Calif., was eager to grow his sailing experience during a recent trip to La Paz, Mexico, with his fiancée. He hired a captain but made clear that the captain was there to help and teach.

Where do you want to go?

“Do you want something that’s more culturally oriented? Nature oriented? An adventure trip?” asked Mary Curry, the voyage product director of Adventure Life , which offers small group tours and private trips on land and on water around the world.

That answer can determine your destination. Popular cruising grounds include the Caribbean, Croatia, Alaska and French Polynesia, but the sky — or the sea — is really the limit. For help narrowing your focus, travel advisers often have relationships with charter companies or outfits around the world, and sailing publications offer recommendations.

Kyla Malkani, who has had experience with charters working as a destination wedding planner, recommends consulting the concierge of waterfront hotels, particularly for short-term or day rentals.

“A lot of times they will have either their own fleet or they will have some sort of connection at a dock,” said Ms. Malkani, 37, who is based in Washington, D.C., and is currently working as a content creator and freelance event planner.

What kind of boat?

Where you want to travel and for how long will likely determine the kinds of boats that are available to you. Crucial at this point, too, is an understanding of the boat’s layout and amenities.

“You definitely want to choose the right kind of boat,” said Ms. Malkani. “If you want more adventure, a sailboat is nice. If you’re looking for a luxury party environment, a yacht is best. And if you’re looking for something smooth, for older people or with kids, a catamaran is great.”

David Barclay is a luxury travel adviser who has also chartered boats for his own vacations.

“You want to match what the travelers want to what the boat offers,” he said.

Perhaps a group of friends might not mind a catamaran with functional but not luxurious marine bathrooms, but a multigenerational group might prefer more high-touch amenities.

When should I book?

Often, charter trips are once-in-a-lifetime experiences that require a great deal of advanced planning.

“You may have a specific place you want to go, or a specific time of year you want to travel,” said Mr. Barclay. “And some places just aren’t good at certain times of year.”

Naturally, you don’t want to be at sea in the Caribbean during hurricane season, or in the Mediterranean during winter storms. But you also might want to avoid peak cruising seasons, too.

The first three weeks of August are quite popular, said Mr. Lockyer. “If you have some flexibility and can travel in early July, you’ll get the same sort of great weather, a greater selection of boats and the anchorages won’t be as crowded.”

How much does it cost?

Charter costs are incredibly variable, dependent on all of the factors coming into play: your boat type and size, your destination, your group size, the amount of crew you’d like and the amenities on board. That said, costs could range anywhere from $2,000 for a day on a sailboat to hundreds of thousands of dollars for a multiday mega-yacht charter. Have a budget in mind when beginning your research process.

What if I didn’t plan far in advance?

While advanced planning is encouraged, and often necessary for bigger boat trips, it’s possible to book a boat last-minute.

Boatsetter , an Airbnb-like platform for boats, is a good resource for last-minute bookings, especially for day trips, and even has an Instant Book option for down-to-the-wire bookings.

“If it’s for a special event, or around major holidays, you may want to book a month or two in advance. But for general bookings, you can find options within a week or two,” said Kim Koditek, Boatsetter’s head of brand strategy and communications, of the company’s overnight offerings, which appear on their platform under the luxury yacht charters category .

Ms. Malkani has used Boatsetter for some of her charters, most of which have been booked with a specific goal in mind.

“I’m a sunset chaser,” she said. “My husband and I just really love being on the water, and we always try to squeeze in some sort of boat day activity when we’re traveling.”

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