37m/120ft luxury yacht BW (ex.VANQUISH) is ready to entertain adults and children alike on a charter in the Bahamas: As well as her excellent collection of water toys, she has games consoles and a cinema for family entertainment. Built by Palmer Johnson in 2006 and last refitted in 2017, her as-new interiors from Nuvolari & Lenard are beautifully coordinated to create an earthy and relaxing environment.
Exterior profile
The main deck is home to a spacious open plan salon filled with light from 360° windows, with the formal dining area that seats up to 8 guests placed towards the aft. the remainder of the space is fitted with a comfortable lounge consisting of an L-shaped sofa and an armchair beside a widescreen TV, all serviced by the forward bar which has an excellent selection of spirits.
Guest cabin
Outside, the main deck aft hosts a large alfresco dining area perfect for resting outdoors after exploring such locations as Nassau or the Exumas, then lie out on the sunpads along the stern or bow and savour the warm sunlight.
Exterior
“Motor yacht BW is ready for Bahamas charter from $80,000 USD per week plus expenses. Contact CharterWorld for more information and to secure your preferred dates now.”
Spend an evening out under the stars on the sundeck, where there is a surfeit of seating for guests to unwind in each other’s company with drinks or a light alfresco meal.
As well as bikes for land-based exploration, there is an excellent selection of water toys for guests to use, and the collection includes:
- 2 x Seabobs
- 2 x kayaks
- 2 x paddleboards
- 2 x wakeboards
- 1 x jet ski, and
- water skis
The accommodation is designed to sleep up to 8 guests across 4 cabins: 1 Master suite, 2 double cabins and 1 double cabins convertible to a twin. The expert crew of 5 will ensure that everyone on board is well taken care of throughout the charter.
Interior
Motor yacht BW is ready for Bahamas charter from $80,000 USD per week plus expenses. Contact CharterWorld for more information and to secure your preferred dates now.
