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The Most Expensive Yachts Available for Charter Right Now

The Most Expensive Yachts Available for Charter Right Now
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Owning a superyacht is one thing. Chartering the world’s finest — without the $5 million annual running cost — is the choice that the most sophisticated travelers are increasingly making. The global superyacht charter market now offers access to vessels that were, until recently, exclusively available to their billionaire owners. Here is what is available at the very top of the market right now.

Flying Fox — €3.5 million per week 136 meters. Built by Lürssen in 2019. The gold standard of ultra-premium superyacht charter. Two swimming pools, a full spa and wellness center, a beach club, a climbing wall, and accommodation for 22 guests across 11 staterooms. A crew of 55 anticipates every need before it is expressed. Flying Fox is chartered by technology billionaires, sovereign wealth fund principals, and entertainment industry figures who demand the absolute best.

Amadea — $1.4 million per week 106 meters. Built by Lürssen in 2017. Japanese minimalist interior design by Winch. One of the most photographed interiors in superyacht history. A helipad, beach club, and glass-bottom pool that looks down into the sea below.

Kismet — $1.2 million per week 95 meters. Built by Lürssen in 2014. Former charter clients include Barack Obama. Eight guest staterooms, a full spa, a movie theater, and a beach club that converts into an entertainment venue. Available in the Mediterranean in summer and the Caribbean in winter.

Nord — $3 million per week 142 meters. One of the largest yachts ever built. Interior by Winch Design. When available for charter, it represents the most exclusive booking in the world.

Ahpo — $800,000 per week 88 meters. Built by Lürssen in 2022. Among the newest ultra-premium charter yachts in the world. Its contemporary interior and state-of-the-art systems represent where superyacht design is going.

For those seeking entry into superyacht charter at a slightly lower commitment, exceptional 50–70 meter vessels are available from €150,000 to €400,000 per week in the Mediterranean and Caribbean — still representing an experience that no hotel on earth can rival.

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The Most Expensive Yachts Available for Charter Right Now
Previous Post

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Owning a superyacht is one thing. Chartering the world’s finest — without the $5 million annual running cost — is the choice that the most sophisticated travelers are increasingly making. The global superyacht charter market now offers access to vessels that were, until recently, exclusively available to their billionaire owners. Here is what is available at the very top of the market right now.

Flying Fox — €3.5 million per week 136 meters. Built by Lürssen in 2019. The gold standard of ultra-premium superyacht charter. Two swimming pools, a full spa and wellness center, a beach club, a climbing wall, and accommodation for 22 guests across 11 staterooms. A crew of 55 anticipates every need before it is expressed. Flying Fox is chartered by technology billionaires, sovereign wealth fund principals, and entertainment industry figures who demand the absolute best.

Amadea — $1.4 million per week 106 meters. Built by Lürssen in 2017. Japanese minimalist interior design by Winch. One of the most photographed interiors in superyacht history. A helipad, beach club, and glass-bottom pool that looks down into the sea below.

Kismet — $1.2 million per week 95 meters. Built by Lürssen in 2014. Former charter clients include Barack Obama. Eight guest staterooms, a full spa, a movie theater, and a beach club that converts into an entertainment venue. Available in the Mediterranean in summer and the Caribbean in winter.

Nord — $3 million per week 142 meters. One of the largest yachts ever built. Interior by Winch Design. When available for charter, it represents the most exclusive booking in the world.

Ahpo — $800,000 per week 88 meters. Built by Lürssen in 2022. Among the newest ultra-premium charter yachts in the world. Its contemporary interior and state-of-the-art systems represent where superyacht design is going.

For those seeking entry into superyacht charter at a slightly lower commitment, exceptional 50–70 meter vessels are available from €150,000 to €400,000 per week in the Mediterranean and Caribbean — still representing an experience that no hotel on earth can rival.

Tags: #Amadea#BillionaireLifestyle#CaribbeanYacht#FlyingFox#Kismet#LuxuryTravel#LuxuryYacht#LuxuryYachtRental#MediterraneanCharter#SuperyachtCharter#SuperyachtLife#UHNWI#UltraLuxury#YachtCharterhypeluxury
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