MONTE CARLO, MONACO, June 22, 2013 (Press-News.org) The month of May saw Fraser Yachts continue to update their central agency listings, with five yachts added to their list of luxury motor yachts available for purchase.This included the addition of the stunning brand new Bilgin built Yacht M&M, Winner of the 2012 World Yacht Trophies Best Design award. M&M is beautiful to look at and has a unique classic interior decoration that evokes an aesthetic of the yesterday glamour of the 1950's. With a length of 49 metres M&M represents great value for money at only EUR 10,500,000.
Another notable addition to the luxury yacht brokers listings was the 58 metre sailing yacht Kokomo built in 2010 by Alloy Yachts, on sale for EUR 39,750,000. An outstanding world class performance sailing yacht, surpassing both of her predecessors built for the same experienced Yachtsman Owner. She is unquestionably one of the fastest cruising yachts of her class.
At 22metres from stern to bow M/Y Branded Stocks was the smallest yacht added to Fraser Yachts central listings; however with an asking price of only EUR 990,000 she may be the best priced 72' 2008 Predator motor yacht for sale. With an elegant walnut interior and cream leather upholstery, Branded Stocks has great specifications and the popular 3 cabin layout. Having only been lightly used the yacht is ready to go in turn key condition.
Fraser Yachts achieved three yacht sales in May, with the 48 metre Delta Marine built M/Y Rochade, the 35m Benetti motor yacht Blu and the 29 metre Sunseeker M/Y Marigar finding new owners, as well as acting on behalf of the buyers for the 28m Viaggio built by Cheoy Lee and the 28m Donna Marie, built by Hargrave Yachts.
The latest updates to Fraser's charter yachts fleet see M/Y Kai and the beautiful royal blue and white M/Y Laurel both obtain new captains. Laurel is available for summer charter in the East and West Mediterranean and winter charter in Florida and the Bahamas. New captain Mark Diekmann has been a mega-yacht captain since he was 28 and holds many maritime qualifications. His experience and personality guarantee that your voyage onboard M/Y Laurel will be extremely enjoyable and provide lasting memories. Aboard M/Y Kai, incoming captain Cameron Lee ran diving and fishing boats before joining the superyacht industry. He has now worked on board yachts varying in size from 86ft - 200ft for the last seven years. Cameron's many years of experience ensure a safe and memorable charter vacation on M/Y Kai which has five staterooms and is capable of welcoming up to ten guests.
As the world's leading, full-service yachting company, Fraser Yachts have an amazing team of experts ready to support, advise and assist you in every aspect of luxury yacht charters, ownership, and operation. Visit their website at: www.fraseryachts.com
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Leading the way in luxury yacht chartering and brokerage, Fraser Yachts continue to excel as one of the highest performing companies in the industry.
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