The 150’ (45.7m) M/Y HokulaniI has a spectacularly contemporary interior.

Built in 2007 by Palmer Johnson, this luxurious superyacht has plenty of exterior deck space for relaxing, large swim platform, and dining for 10 in the spacious dining room. There are five staterooms.

There is also a Lantic fully integrated and centralized entertainment system in every cabin and space for Music (inc iPod), Radio, TV, and Movies.

The HOKULANI is available to charter through IYC at a rate of EUR175,000 / week in the West Mediterranean – Riviera/Corsica/Sardinia for Summer 2008 and EUR160,000 / week in Winter 2008/09 in the West Med.

In 1996 Prince Jefri Bolkiah of Brunei commissioned a secret project called ‘The Platinum Yacht’ but ran into financial difficulty and the project was put on hold.

The project was taken over in 2001 by the Crown Prince of Dubai, Sheik Mohammed bin Rashid al-Maktoum and the yacht was renamed the ‘Golden Star’. It is now in dry dock awaiting completion, but when it is finally completed the Golden Star will not only be the world’s most expensive yacht at a cost of over $300 million USD, but also the longest at 525 feet.

The new Couach 3700 Fly makes an ultimate charter vacation if you care for excellent sophistication and beautiful azure waterways. Hit the blue waters in style with this high-end 37 meter yacht that is crafted to offer everything that folks from affluent class are used to.

Coming from Couach, featuring the best of on-board technology, this 3700 Fly has been exclusively designed to cater to the needs of a businessman and making it a complete resource for both work and pleasure.

With more leisure options like the home automation management for lighting, blinds and videos also create a personalized atmosphere. [...]

With it’s 2 x 2735 HP engines, the 3700 Fly offers a top speed of 30 knots along with two 60 HP hydraulic propellers for an excellent maneuverability. Thanks to its pool of 22000 liters, autonomy is 1000 miles at 20 knots.

A large garage that is accessible from the outside can accommodate an annex to 5.40 m, a jet-ski, an air compressor and diving equipment. Even the launching of the Annex is ultra-simplified and facilitated by a single crew member. The two trolleys operated by a hydro-electric system leads directly to the sea annexes and back aboard with equal ease.

Tall as 48 foot, this powerboat is power-driven by two diesel engines, 2,000 horsepower besides maintaining a top speed of 158 km/h (85 knots).

The hull is developed using kevlar and carbon fiber with cross linked PVC cores linked using vinylester and epoxy resins.

You can opt for either a 2m long double bed or can go with two singles. Also other custom-built features would be made available on demand.

This 141-foot motoryacht was built in 2001 by Warren Yachts of New South Wales, Australia and designed by Ed Dubois. It has room for ten guests in five cabins including the full width owner’s suite which is located forward on the main deck and includes a study, lounge, dressing room and his and hers baths.

There are four additional guest suites with en suite shower rooms. The yacht also has a jacuzzi dip pool, gymnasium and barbecue. It comes with toys including two tenders, waverunners, waterskis and snorkeling gear.

Skylge is the ultimate modern-classic sailing yacht. Produced in 2006 by a collaboration of the Holland Jachtbouw yard and Hoek Design, SKYLGE represents the very best of Dutch build quality and design. Her powerful carbon rig, carbon-spectra sails and deep lifting keel allow SKYLGE to perform spectacularly at all points of sail.

A generous cockpit and elegant raised deckhouse allow guests the option of both outdoor and indoor dining, while enjoying the view in all conditions. Below deck a practical layout allows eight guests to be comfortably accommodated in four en-suite cabins. The yacht is listed at 14.95 million euros through Edmiston

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