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CHARTER YOUR OWN NEW HORIZONS


Norway


A wonderfully unspoiled destination that as yet only a small number of charter


yachts visit. Pick up your yacht in Bergen and cruise the fjords.


Greece With so many islands, a rich cultural


heritage, and a season that lasts longer than in the traditional Mediterranean hotspots, Greece has much to offer charter groups.


Alaska


A number of yachts are now operating in this region, where the dramas of nature and geology make for a thrilling backdrop.


Australia


Chartering on the Great Barrier Reef offers an incredible portfolio of natural wonders as well as insights into our fragile oceans.


It’s expected that at the end of a charter a captain will be handed a cash tip (which he will then distribute among the crew). A thumbnail rule is around 10% of the base cost of the charter week, though once again your broker can advise. A regular charter guest, a twice-a-year man, once


Thailand A growing destination that remains


largely unexplored by superyachts. Great anchorages and great dive sites—the choice is yours.


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Above: The Sunseeker superyacht Take 5 accommodates up to a dozen guests on three decks and five staterooms


described to me his experience of chartering as the most benign addiction in the world. And once you have sampled life aboard a superyacht (more comfortable than the best hotel) and benefited from the stellar service (on a different level to anything you have experienced before), you will not go back to a more mundane form of holidaying. You pay a substantial amount for the privilege, but it gives you access to a unique series of experiences shared with family and friends. That can only be described as priceless.


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