We are delighted to bring to market the 91.4m famous charter yacht MOONLIGHT II, for parties of up to 36 guests. The yacht is asking EUR 68,000,000, tax-exempt, and the owner is a motivated seller

NORFOLK STAR is a dream to sail. She is stable and elegant, with a thrilling turn of speed, and a friendly crew ready to welcome you on board. We ask Captain David Purcell what makes a charter on this sailing yacht so special

Yachts are hugely complex entities and getting everything ready for delivery is a monumental task. Here we take a look at the assistance we are giving to one new-build owner as the yard prepares to hand over the yacht

RENAISSANCE sets a new benchmark for charter guests this summer season

Members of the Burgess New Build and Brokerage teams visited no fewer than eight Italian shipyards in May 2024. The aim was to understand each shipyard’s USP and familiarise themselves with the yachts our clients can buy

Planning your 2024 yacht charters in the East Mediterranean? Discover some of the lesser-known Greek Islands as you embark on a yacht charter with Burgess

As Central Agent we are delighted to present the 89m award winner HERE COMES THE SUN. Asking EUR 199,000,000, she packs every possible apex superyacht feature into a sub-3,000GT package

After transacting over half-a-billion euro-worth of assets in just 21 days in June, it’s clear that Burgess sells yachts like yours – whatever kind of yacht that is

Looking at a luxury yacht rental in the USA this summer? Discover the best yacht charter destinations nearby & make most of your summer escape with Burgess

The Bahamas is a perfect charter destination for a luxury break. Plenty on offer from paddling in the crystal-clear water to strolling along the white sand beaches.

The race is on to secure the best berth and viewing platform for the Monaco Grand Prix. Set sail this summer with a French Riviera yacht charter with Burgess.

This regatta has become a Caribbean institution, raced every March in some of the world's finest sailing superyachts. Pleasure, enjoyment and camaraderie are key, rather than glory - the original prize was indeed a nearby bucket