Y ACHTS FOR CHARTER
We specialise in arranging bespoke racing charters and pride ourselves on linking up teams with the best boats for your regatta of choice
MAXI - GRAND PRIX - PERFORMANCE RACER RACER CRUISER - MULTIHULL - CLASSIC YACHTS
Swan 80 – Umiko
The Swan 80 is recognised as one of the greatest performance cruising yachts ever conceived. This iconic yacht offers exhilarating sailing, whilst not compromising on comfort or luxury.
Available for the RORC TransAtlantic or ARC Location: Caribbean Spring 2020/Mediterranean Summer 2020
TP52 - KOA
Koa is a Farr designed, Goetz built TP52. This fully carbon fibre Grand Prix racer is professionally maintained and optimised for offshore racing. This is a turn key package for any team wanting to race in the 75th Sydney Hobart.
Location: Sydney GP42 – Phan
Designed by Botin & Carkeek and built by King Marine, Phan is a GP42 optimised for inshore racing. She has been continually upgraded to stay at the front of the fleet including a new rudder and deeper keel in 2018.
Location: Caribbean Figaro 3 – Raw
The Figaro 3 is the first production foiling one- design monohull. This boat is fast, powerful and very exciting to sail. It's equipped with foils, a ballast-free hull, slender and deeper keel, set back mast and large sail plan.
Location: Caribbean
Tel: +44 2392 161272 Email:
info@lvyachting.com
JPK 1180 – Sunrise
JPK have become known for building fast and very competitive race winning yachts. With both an asymmetric and symmetric setup this is an exciting 40' race option for any enthusiastic team wanting to win.
Location: UK 2019 / Caribbean Spring 2020
L V Y
ACHTING.COM J122 – Noisy Oyster
The J122 is a great example of the all round performance you expect for J boats; easy to handle, quick and responsive, powerful and stable with race winning potential.
Location: Mediterranean
TS5 – Blackjack
The TS5 is a 52' performance catamaran, offering real racing performance, without compromising on comfort. This incredible boat has recorded speeds of 23kts in 18kts of wind and can easily clock up more than 400nm per day.
Location: Caribbean Spring 2020
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