BEST LOOKING TENDER
you need not look much further than the offerings from Italy... so it should come as no surprise that I am going to propose a Riva! On one of our largest charter CAs, the 74m Trinity COCOA BEAN, is a beautiful Riva Iseo 27 which
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ith the exception of the Dutch boat builder Wajer who are producing some fantastic looking boats, when it comes to knock out good looks,
she carries onboard. Painted to match the livery of her mother ship, they look stunning as a pair in the water. This particular Riva Iseo 27 is a little different from the standard model as it is full enclosable in the event of inclement weather which as we know can certainly spring up on us from time to time! The Iseo 27 is a perfect blend of classic lines and modern systems, utilising water jet propulsion.
MUST HAVE TOY
charter CA, the 60.93m ARIENCE, has gone for pretty much every toy in the market to satisfy as many tastes as possible! Within the list of 29 different tenders and toys (some of which there are multiples of each!) that ARIENCE carries, there are certainly some stand out favourites. Captain Dean has somewhat mastered the Zapata Flyboard Pro and along with the multi award winning crew is more than happy to teach guests how to get to grips with it – it takes 5-10 minutes to learn to balance and about an hour to become really proficient. Should the guests not be up to the task of handing it themselves, Captain Dean has been known to take guests for a flight around the yacht on this magical device. Powered by one of the three Waverunners onboard (ARIENCE carries 2 x Yamaha FX Cruiser SVHO and 1 x Yamaha Superjet) the Flyboard runs off a 23m hose which means you can safely distance yourself from the Waverunner and also reach pretty astonishing heights out of the water!
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t is very hard to single down what the ‘must have’ toy of the moment is and for that reason the owner of our most popular
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