ST TROPEZ, FRANCE, March 19, 2012 (Press-News.org) Fraser Yachts has a fantastic portfolio of luxury yachts for sale, four of which can be viewed at this year's Antibes Yacht Show (April 12-15th). Fraser Yachts brokers will, of course, be in attendance with M/Y LIVIA, M/Y BEYOND, M/Y VOYAGER and S/Y ALIA 82.
Built in 2009 by the respected Moonen shipyard, the motor yacht LIVIA is a 30m yacht for sale exclusively through Fraser Yachts. Exquisitely appointed throughout she can accommodate up to eight guests and four crew in modern, spacious living quarters. Sail round the Mediterranean this summer at a comfortable 12 knots for just EUR 8,250,000.
Built in the same year as LIVIA, 2009, the motor yacht BEYOND was constructed by the Brazilian shipyard Inace, the leader in steel and aluminium luxury yacht construction in Latin America. BEYOND is an exceptional yacht for sale and a rare find on the current market. At just over 30m she can accommodate nine guests in chic style and offers space for five crewmembers to cater to her guests every need.
Cruise around the Mediterranean this summer at an economical 10 knots for just EUR 4,950,000.
Both these luxury yachts for sale are available for viewing at this year's Antibes Yacht Show, where Fraser Yachts' experienced brokers will be in attendance to guide those considering purchasing around these exceptional vessels.
Further superyachts for sale exclusively through Fraser Yachts but not attending this year's Antibes Yacht Show include -
M/Y ANEDIGMI (49.68m)
Shipyard: Oceanco
Built: 1993 Refit: 2011
Asking Price: EUR 13,500,000
Central Agent: Guilio Riggio of Fraser Yachts, Spain
M/Y AMINAH (34.93m)
Shipyard: Benetti
Built: 2000 Refit: 2008
Asking Price: EUR 7,200,000
Central Agent: Vassilis Fotilas of Fraser Yachts, Monaco
M/Y BLUE WAVE (33m)
Shipyard: Elegan
Built: 2008
Asking Price: EUR 3,250,000
Central Agent: James Munn of Fraser Yachts, Monaco
Fraser Yachts is a full service yachting company offering superyachts for sale and mega yachts for sale, yacht construction, as well as yacht management and crew-placement services. For further information on any of our luxury yachts for sale please visit the Fraser Yachts website at www.fraseryachts.com.
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Fraser Yachts releases list of new central agency yachts for sale ahead of the 2012 summer season on the Mediterranean.
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