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Fraser Yachts to Present Four Exceptional Motor Yachts at the Antigua Yacht Show

Fraser Yacht is pleased to announce that they will be showcasing four outstanding luxury motor yachts at next week's Antigua Yacht Show.

2010-12-08
ST TROPEZ, FRANCE, December 08, 2010 (Press-News.org) Fraser Yacht is pleased to announce that they will be showcasing four outstanding luxury motor yachts at next week's Antigua Yacht Show. This year's event will be taking place between the 6th and 11th of December with yacht viewing hours taking place between 09.00 and 12.30 and 13.30 and 17.00. The event will be taking place at three separate locations; the Falmouth Harbour; Nelson's Dockyard, where M/Y Chosen One and M/Y Kai will be moored; and the Antigua Yacht Club Marina where the luxury motor yachts M/Y Exuma and M/Y Newvida will be moored along with S/Y Phocea and M/Y Newvida, both of which are also available for super yacht charter with Fraser Yachts.

Fraser Yachts will be celebrating the opening of the yacht show with a cocktail party onboard the spectacular luxury motor yacht Kai. Built in 2008 with exteriors by Stefano Righini and interiors by Zuretti, Kai is a classically styled 36.58m (120'00") displacement yacht from Benetti. Her accommodation, which is bright and spacious, includes a master bedroom, two double and two twin cabins and she is able to sleep 10 overnight guests. Following the show she will be available for Caribbean yacht charter and is being offered at a rate of $95,000 per week. Following the winter she will return to Europe, where she will be available for Mediterranean yacht charter at a rate of EUR110,000 per week.

The motor yacht Chosen One will be appearing along with Kai at Nelson's Dockyard. Built by Pj Savannah (formerly known as Intermarine Savannah), Chosen One is a 36.58m (120'00") semi-displacement motor yacht with interiors by Luiz de Basto and naval architecture by Intermarine. Her interior accommodation includes one master and three double bedrooms and she is able to accommodate up to eight overnight guests and is serviced by a crew of five. This winter she will be available for Virgin Islands yacht charter and across the Caribbean and is being offered at a weekly rate of $65,000.

Like M/Y Kai, M/Y Exuma will also be hosting a cocktail party on her decks during the Antigua Yacht Show. The event will be taking place on Wednesday 8th of December and her guests will be able to explore the yacht that was awarded the 'Green Plus Platinum Certificate' at this year's Monaco Yacht Show. With a length of 50m (164'01"), Motor Yacht Exuma will be the longest of Fraser Yachts' motor yachts on display at this year's show. Designed and launched by Perini Navi in July of this year, Exuma is able to accommodate ten overnight guests and is sure to be a popular choice for luxury yacht charter in the Caribbean this winter. She is being offered at a weekly rate of EUR196,000.

Also on display at the Antigua Yacht Club Marina will be the superyacht M/Y Newvida. Built by Deltam Marine with naval architecture by Glade Johnson and interiors by Dennis Matthews, Newvida is a 48.77m (160'00") displacement yacht, first launched in 2001 and refitted last year. With a cruising speed of 13 knots Newvida is unlikely to beat any records for speed but she is the ideal choice if you are looking to entertain or be entertained. Newvida has a huge dining area that is able to seat 14 guests in Versace dining chairs and an entertainment system that is second to none having been extensively upgraded as part of her refit. She is able to accommodate 10 overnight guests and is available for Caribbean Yacht Charter at a rate of $195,000 per week.

Fraser Yachts is a full-service yachting company offering super yacht charter and mega yacht charter, luxury yacht sales and construction, as well as yacht management and crew-placement services. For further information regarding any of these three exclusive luxury yachts, please visit the Fraser Yachts website at www.fraseryachts.com.


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[Press-News.org] Fraser Yachts to Present Four Exceptional Motor Yachts at the Antigua Yacht Show
Fraser Yacht is pleased to announce that they will be showcasing four outstanding luxury motor yachts at next week's Antigua Yacht Show.