After completing her maiden voyage from Alaska to Florida, the 163 foot Christensen Casino Royale will be present at the Miami Boat Show in February 2009. Boasting a gorgeous mahogany interior, the yacht features 6 cabins in total, including one very large master. The full-width master stateroom is comfortable and luxurious with an additional office/study space as well as a his and her's bathroom with full-size marble bath tub.
An additional full-width cabin provides VIP accommodations for special guests. Each section of the boat offers plush interiors and sophisticated style. The formal dining room has room for 10 and the luxurious style is complemented by two chandeliers. Living areas are spacious and beautifully designed. Additional upgrades include an elevator to all decks, an extended swim platform, hot tub, bar, grill, full beam extended skylounge and sundeck.
Casino Royale features a "Zero-Speed" Stabilizer System, by Quantum Marine Engineering, offering a "two-fin stabilization system designed for performance while the vessel is underway or at anchor." The yacht is propelled by 2 dual-prop thrusters, 100hp at the bow, and 75 hp at the stern.
Thursday, March 26, 2009
Christensen Casino Royale to Show in Miami
Tuesday, March 10, 2009
Ships Ahoy
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A three-masted Barkentine Sailing Ship
This magnificent vessel was built in 1962 as an expedition vessel / trawler, and rebuilt in 1993 as a sailing vessel / special purpose ship. During the rebuilding of the vessel into a three-masted Barkentine, all engines were completely overhauled under the Polski Rejestr Statkow ( Polish Register of Shipping). Our agent in Europe inspected the vessel ashore and at sea in the German Bight and found the sailing characteristics to be very good with a perfect stability. The vessel was in a tip top condition and suitable for her purpose. Compared to other sailing vessels of her dimensions she is "one of a kind," with more Luxury and comfort than most.
Super Yacht Partial Ownership
Your hair tosses about as the helicopter lands on the sundeck of your private yacht. Your awaiting guests gush about the impressive marble lobby and staterooms; the dining room and spacious saloon; sunbathing areas; sofas; bar of the top deck; Jacuzzis; saunas; steam baths and plunge pools of the lower-deck spa area; and the massage parlor and beauty salon. You freshen up in your 1,313 square feet owner's stateroom before entertaining guests with a lavish dinner. Prior to making your grand entrance, you step out onto your private open deck for a breath of fresh ocean air.
As a SeaChange partial yacht owner, you can board your yacht 10 months out of the year during both the Mediterranean and the Caribbean season for up to four weeks (28 days) annually according to a pre-agreed cruising schedule, which includes all major yachting locations. This includes guaranteed two weeks availability during any of the peak periods in both the Mediterranean and the Caribbean.
