 Yacht Charters: Seven Seas Yacht
Charters easily lives up to the built-in proclamation of its nomenclature. The seaworthy firm offers yacht excursions worldwide in mono-hull sailboats, powered catamarans or motor yachts that lavishly accommodate as few as two or ten or more guests. SSYC obtains appropriate vessels for trips involving any of the seven seas for seven-, 14-, or 21-day charters.
Itineraries are available that touch the Arctic, Indian, Atlantic and Pacific oceans. Four cruises throughout the Bahamas are available, while nine are
offered through the Caribbean Islands. Other
destinations include Greece, Turkey, the East and West
Mediterranean seas, the South Pacific and the Indian
Ocean.
Chartering services range from full-crew or
captain-only to bareboat plans. The organization, with
its 19-plus years of know-how, is firmly established
in the yacht-chartering industry. Luxury mega-yachts,
such as the Alexander and the Turama, both
approximately 400 feet long, can house 50 to 60
guests. Both can be chartered for Mediterranean
cruises. The SeaDream, with its 55 cabins, has room
for up to 110 guests and is available for
Mediterranean and Caribbean adventures. However, these
luxury vessels are just a few examples of the firm's
abundant offerings. Once clients specify their wants
and needs, Seven Seas then steers clients through the
course of actions necessary to escalate desires to
actual booked charters.
Years ago the company's maiden voyage into luxury
yacht chartering began as
Virgin Island
Sailing and
Virgin Island
Yachts. Both are direct affiliates of SSYC. Virgin
Island Sailing specializes in crewed charters, while
Virgin Island Yachts' specialty is bareboat charters.
Bareboat charters do offer the most independence and
exhilaration, but there is an accompanying level of
onboard competence that must be displayed by two
passengers to facilitate such arrangements. For smooth
sailing on rates, availability of yachts and
destinations, visit the informative website of Seven
Seas Yacht Charters.
For LxM James Rothaar |
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