Fraser Yachts: Global Charter Options 2012

With the yachting world eagerly anticipating the summer season, Fraser Yachts has announced a fantastic selection of central agency yachts for charter in 2012.

2012-03-19

ST TROPEZ, FRANCE, March 19, 2012 (Press-News.org) Motor yacht IONIAN PRINCESS is a luxury yacht for charter based in Athens and can be chartered in Greece or anywhere on the Mediterranean this summer. Able to accommodate 12 guests in elegant yet comfortable quarters the motor yacht IONIAN PRINCESS is an exceptional vessel to sail upon.

Charter guests can choose to dine in one of three designated areas. One option is the sundeck, complete with barbeque; alternatively the aft deck of the sky lounge offers fantastic views or, for more formal dining there is the main salon. Appointed with only the finest of materials throughout the motor yacht IONIAN PRINCESS'S interior is high gloss varnished mahogany with marble bathrooms.

Available to charter this summer during low season from EUR 160,000/week and EUR 180,000/week during high season.

New to the Fraser Yachts fleet for 2012 is motor yacht RL NOOR. Able to accommodate eight guests in four sumptuously furnished staterooms, this luxury yacht for charter was winner of Boat Internationals' Show Boat Design Award October 2011 for 'Best Interior Design' category.

At 37m and only launched earlier this year she is beautiful and sleek, a typical Bilgin yacht. Summer charter rates start from 125,000USD.

Whilst a Mediterranean yacht charter is the usual summer destination for many, a growing number of people are choosing to explore the quieter Northern European coastlines during the mild summer months. This summer Fraser Yachts are pleased to offer the outstanding motor yacht CRISS C. This 34m luxury yacht will be available to charter around the Baltic and Norwegian coast this summer.

Built in 1993 by the American shipyard Christensen, she was refitted only last year and offers guests an exceptional level of comfort in stylish surroundings. 11 guests can be accommodated on board with six crew members to cater to their every need.

Available during low season from EUR 49,000/week and EUR 55,000/week during high season.

Alternatively across the Atlantic is motor yacht PARTY GIRL, available for charter around the Bahamas. As her name suggests she was built with entertaining and socializing in mind, ideal for corporate yacht charter. A spacious upper deck houses a Jacuzzi and bar whilst the sky lounge offers semi-circular seating for ease of conversation. A large selection of water toys are available on board for more active fun.

Motor yacht PARTY GIRL can accommodate up to 12 guests and is available from 150,000USD/week.

Fraser Yachts is a full service yachting company offering superyacht 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 luxury yachts for charter please visit the Fraser Yachts website at www.fraseryachts.com.

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