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NORTHERN SUN Yacht à moteur à louer

  • Longueur : 50,9 m
  • 12 dans 6 cabine(s)
  • Chantier 1976 (reconstruite 2007, réaménagé 2022), Narasaki Shipyard, Japan
Prix par semaine à partir de
USD 161 700

Those with an adventurous streak, look no further: NORTHERN SUN is a luxurious charter yacht with world-class expedition credentials. With an extraordinary 12,000nm cruising range complemented by ample creature comforts and an impressive inventory of watersports toys, the only limit to a charter on board is your imagination.

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Sun deck forward jacuzzi 4 de 27
Main deck aft seating area 5 de 27
Main deck aft lounge 6 de 27
Main deck midship lounge7 de 27
Main deck forward games room8 de 27
Foredeck dining9 de 27
Lower deck dining10 de 27
Dining set-up11 de 27
Lower deck library12 de 27
Lower deck master cabin13 de 27
Master bathroom en suite14 de 27
Lower deck double cabin15 de 27
Lower deck double cabin16 de 27
Lower deck triple cabin17 de 27
Lower deck twin cabin18 de 27
Exercise equipment 19 de 27
Wake boarding 20 de 27
Water slide21 de 27
Lifestyle22 de 27
Fishing23 de 27
Sailing24 de 27
Tenders25 de 27
Tender26 de 27
At anchor27 de 27
  • Recently refitted
  • Exercise equipment
  • Shaded deck dining and deck areas
  • Jacuzzi on the sun deck

À propos de NORTHERN SUN

Description

Those with an adventurous streak, look no further: NORTHERN SUN is a luxurious charter yacht with world-class expedition credentials. With an extraordinary 12,000nm cruising range complemented by ample creature comforts and an impressive inventory of watersports toys, the only limit to a charter on board is your imagination.


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Wake to the sight of a stunning new anchorage, where a day of exciting adventure awaits. After a hearty breakfast served on the main deck aft, you are ready for the morning’s activities. Thanks to NORTHERN SUN’s vast array of watertoys, you are spoiled for choice in how to explore local attractions that are rarely seen by visitors. Kayak through labyrinthine limestone caves, don your scuba gear for an underwater safari, or snorkel along coastal reefs teeming with sea life, aided by the SeaBob sea scooters.

The deck crew takes you by fast tender to a secluded cove, then guides you on a hike into the forest, which ends at a remote settlement where local villagers provide a cultural performance and blessing ceremony, followed by a BBQ beach lunch set up by the crew.

Head back to the yacht for the afternoon, where you can choose between a few hours of blissful relaxation on the sun deck with its jacuzzi and sun pads, some friendly competition on the yacht’s two Laser dinghies or quiet time in one of the three on board lounges. NORTHERN SUN’s spacious interior design transports you to an explorer’s private hideaway with antique rugs from distant lands, original artwork, exotic artefacts and curios.

As evening draws in, it is time to change for dinner. The master suite is elegantly decorated with silk, makore and nara wood offsetting the calming cream palette. As well as having a private library and office, its bathroom features a full-size jacuzzi. Five further suites complete the accommodation for 12 guests, including two double cabins (one has a pullman) and three twin cabins.

With the sun dipping past the horizon, delicious cocktails and canapes are served on the forward lounging area, which also provides the perfect spot for a romantic dinner. A spectacular setting has been created in the formal dining area, especially attractive in colder climes. You finish up your action-packed day with a few rounds of cards at the games table, or head up to the sun deck to take in the stars, with cosy blankets and a cup of cocoa or digestif. This is authentic adventuring in comfort and style.

Spécifications & tarifs
Destination en été South East Asia & Indian Ocean USD 161 700/USD 161 700 par semaine (basse saison / haute saison)
Destination en hiver South East Asia & Indian Ocean USD 161 700/USD 161 700 par semaine (basse saison / haute saison)
Chantier 1976 (reconstruite 2007, réaménagé 2022), Narasaki Shipyard, Japan
Longueur 50,9 m
Invités 12
Nb de cabines invités 6
Équipage 12
Largeur 9 m
Tirant d'eau 5 m
Tonnage brut 703
Vitesse maximale 12 nœuds
Vitesse de croisière 10 nœuds
Consommation de carburant en vitesse de croisière 220 litres par heure
Types de cabines 6 (4 × double, 2 × twin)
Moteurs 2 × 900ch Yanmar
Annexes & jeux nautiques

Annexes & jeux nautiques

  • 2 × Annexes
  • 2 × Dériveurs
  • 1 × Jacuzzi sur le pont
  • Toboggan aquatique
  • 2 × Scooters sous-marins
  • 1 × Jetsurf
  • 10 × Kayaks
  • 4 × Planches de stand-up paddle
  • Wakeboard
  • Wakesurf
  • Skis nautiques
  • Jeux pneumatiques tractables
  • Plongée sous-marine
  • Équipement de plongée avec tuba
Remise en forme & bien-être

Équipement de fitness

  • Ballons d'exercise
  • Poids
  • Rameur
  • Tapis de course
  • Vélo d'appartement
  • Matelas de yoga
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D'Arros
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Vallée de Mai
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Hanifaru Bay
Manta, Whale shark and sharks natural reserve, snorkelling allowed. No diving or anchoring allowed without permission in advance. (Approx. 1 week before visit)
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Male Atoll
NORTH MALE ATOLL HP Reef “There are nearby dive sites for novices, but HP itself is for experienced advanced divers only.”
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Rasdhoo Atoll
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Felidhu Atoll
Fotteyo Kandu “Off the beaten track, for advanced divers only.”
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Faafu Atoll
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Hiking
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Alifushi
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COMO Maalifushi
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Dhiggiri Island
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Maniyafushi
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Maayafushi
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Rasdhoo Atoll
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Gaafu Dhaalu Atoll
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Olhahali Picnic Island
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Nibiligaa Sandbank
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Four Degrees, Hilton
Enjoy great cocktails and the freshest seafood straight from the grill here. This laid-back barefoot beachfront restaurant with a bar is a must-visit Burgess recommendation during your Seychelles yacht charter.
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Four Seasons Resort
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Grann Kaz, Hilton
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Morne Blanc Trail
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Spa at Constance Ephelia
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Silhouette Island
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Poivre Island
Fly fishers love this remote Amirante group island’s salt flats where the bonefishing is world class. Meet the thriving bird and turtle populations or dive to see the marine life attracted to the surface from the depths of the Amirantes Trench on your Seychelles yacht charter adventure.
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D’Arros Island
Make your Seychelles charter yacht a unique experience by visiting manta rays and green turtles in their unspoilt natural habitat on the D’Arros Island, a nature reserve owned and managed by the Save Our Seas Foundation.
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Anse a La Mouche
Located in the southwest of Mahé, this bay is the perfect place to anchor your private yacht and let a relaxing day glide by. Why not try fishing from the swim platform first thing in the morning or snorkelling in sheltered waters that are nearly current-free.
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Desroches Island
Discover the island’s jungle by bike to discover its flora and fauna, go gamefishing or dive beneath the waves to explore underwater caves and swim-throughs.
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Anse Cimetiere
Anchor your Seychelles sailing yacht and discover vibrant reefs, encounter giant tortoises, and the chance relax on pristine beaches. Enjoy all this while staying close to the sights, sounds, shops, and bars of Victoria on the island of Mahé.
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Anse La Passe
With shallow waters, great snorkelling, sheltered paddleboarding and easy surfing, Anse La Passe is a must visit on your Seychelles luxury yacht charter. Relax and sunbath on the sunbeds and hammocks spread across the beach.
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D’Arros and St Joseph’s Atoll
A Seychelles yacht charter is incomplete without a lunchtime BBQ on the sandy beach that surrounds the Amirantes group island. St Joseph’s Atoll is great for snorkelling and scuba diving the reef. Swim with shark pups, turtles, rays and dolphins or find your own oysters on the coral walls.
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Alphonse group
Uninhabited and rarely visited, St François and Bijoutier islands have wonderful diving with over 30 sites to explore with drop-offs, varying currents, and abundant sea life. A real desert island vibe to include in as part of your Seychelles crewed yacht charter.
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Cyann, Constance Ophelia Hotel
With poolside and water's edge tables, Cyann offers cuisine that fuses the precision of classic French technique with local and Asian influences. There's a sushi bar near the pool open for lunch and dinner too.
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Curieuse, Raffles Hotel
Curieuse takes you on a pan-Asian journey through India, China, Japan and Southeast Asia. Infused with aromatic oriental ingredients, the menu is inspired by the best of authentic Asian cuisine, from fragrant Thai duck curry and spicy sour soup to Mongolian chicken noodles drenched in exotic spices and delicious Indian curries.
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Anantara Spa, Anantara Maia Seychelles Villas
A Bill Bensley-designed natural setting for restorative therapies. Infusions of local herbs and fruits release natural healing through refreshing treatments inspired by Eastern and Western spa techniques.
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Six Sense Zil Pasyon
Five themed double treatment villas reflect the island’s eco-system, colours and textures. Swim in the elevated pool with sundeck, trry sunrise yoga outside the meditation pavilion. A wide range of holistic wellness, rejuvenation, local and African-inspired treatments are designed around the natural giving properties of the island’s natural gifts.
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