October 14th, 2009 by BallerRide
Sunreef has doubled down with 92 feet of a new double deck, double hull catamaran that has us wanting to sail the high seas in yacht charter luxury. The Sunreef 92 Double Deck has sleek hulls and a streamlined deck-house that’s topped by a 40m2 flybridge which was inspired by larger superyachts. Aside from a great design, for which we can credit Sunreef’s internal design team, the yacht packs a double punch with it’s two jet skis and tender hidden in a purpose-built locker under the main cockpit’s sun pad.
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October 11th, 2009 by BallerRide
The Natori was launched in early 2009 and has been the talk of the yacht charter scene since she was unveiled at the Genoa Charter Show in May. While the distinctive exterior is highlighted by an unusual layout of one side deck which allows the crew to walk from aft to amid ship, creating a large main deck saloon which allows for crew movement without interfering with the privacy of the 12 guests, the interior is where the boat truly shines.
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September 29th, 2009 by BallerRide
Wally Hermes Yacht (dubbed WHY) is a new Live on Water concept from Morocco-based Wally Construct and Paris-based high fashion luxury brand Hermes. WHY is the ultimate luxury yacht and has us contemplating a move to the waves. The superyacht measures 58 meters by 38 meters, giving it the most box-like shape of any yacht ever constructed. Three decks make room for 12 guests and 20 crew to enjoy the 25 meter pool and 36 meter deck that backs out into the ocean. The interior has sleak lines and fresh design concepts that include a snake-like spiral staircase. Pictures after the jump.
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May 14th, 2009 by BallerRide
Ocean Emerald is the first of four identical yachts designed by Norman Foster to be delivered. The strange and modern design is now available for fractional ownership through YatchPlus. Ocean Emerald features beautiful wood deck and steps up the rear, matching couches throughout the yacht including the top open deck, semi-open decks throughout, and a luxury interior. To be one of eight owners it’ll run you $2,756,000, split into a $2,522,000 initial fee and $234,000 yearly maintenance fee. The 40m Signature Series yacht has an aluminum alloy hull with composite for the superstructure, and accommodation for 12 guests and 7 crew. Ocean Emerald will live in the Mediterranean during the summer and the Caribbean in the winter.
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April 21st, 2009 by BallerRide
Since the launch of Ballerhouse and Ballerride over a year and a half ago, we have yet to cover a yactht or superyacht as baller as Palmer Johnson’s eco-friendly concept. The 267ft green superyacht concept has all of the bells and whistles and then some. The “PJ World” yacht will be part of the Palmer Johnson Ice Class series known for for style and powerful features and was designed by Italian designer Nuvolari-Lenard. The six-deck design features a certified Heli-deck, Heli-hangar, an optional garage designed for a six man discovery submarine, and a superior Rolls-Royce at-rest stabilization system to keep it anchored in environmentally sensitive or restricted areas without actual anchors.The luxurious interiors of the green superyacht concept include the owner’s apartment on the fourth, fifth and sixth decks composed of a bedroom suite, walk-in dressing room, separate business and private lounges, office and a Jacuzzi sundeck with 360 degree viewing. The entire yacht, from engines to cabins was designed to minimize energy usage and be as eco-friendly as possible. Read the rest of this entry »
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