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BEST AIRPORTS NEAR WATER TO KEEP A HUNTON YACHT
Hunton Yachts may be the fastest, most comfortable boats on the water, but what is the fastest way to get from your home to your yacht? Here is a tailored list of the top airports in the most exotic destinations nearest to a beach or a marina, to get you from that plane to your boat in the shortest possible time. The journey to your luxury destination should be a luxury experience in itself. Why waste precious time transferring to and from the airport, when you can jump straight into a superb Hunton yacht, feel the sun and wind on your face and start your vacation immediately, James Bond style.
The airport at St Barths is definitely one of the very best for beach access. The planes take off and land over the beach itself and the view as you taxi down the runway is that of The Eden Rock Hotel, one of the grandest and most luxurious hotels/villas in the world, though sadly very damaged by Hurricane Irma that devastated the island in 2017. The good news is that it is re-opening in December 2018 and will no doubt be even more magnificent than before. It is owned by Pippa Middleton’s in laws and a favourite with rock legends (it provides a fully professional recording studio) and Hollywood actors, so an ideal place to keep the head turning Hunton yacht.
Monaco Heliport is set on a cliff overlooking the harbour with a legendary view of the coastline. It is pretty impossible to beat for sheer glamour as the helicopters will pick you up directly from your international flight and fly you into the centre of town in minutes. From there it’s a short hop down to the harbour to be reunited with your luxury yacht in a marina that still outstrips all others for the sheer size, bling and opulence of the yachts.
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