CHANTAL

Motor Yacht CHANTAL measures 38.74m (127′ 1″) and was built by Gobal Engineering in 1965 with naval architecture by Camper & Nicholsons and interiors by Rossi Engineering and Architect Fabrizio Frizardi. CHANTAL (ex Savvy, Ocean Liberty, Rampager, Piropo, Blue Oliver, and Criniera d’Oro) is a classic motor yacht, refitted in 2020, offering inviting accommodation for up to 10 charter guests in four cabins, with a professional crew of 8 providing friendly and professional service at all times.

NOTABLE FEATURES OF CHANTAL

• Classic luxury yacht
• Refitted in 2020 
• Sundeck Jacuzzi
• Main salon with wet bar
• Two offices/studies
• Close beach access using draft of only 2.6m/8.6ft
• Air conditioning
• Wi-Fi

EXTERIOR

The main deck aft provides a sheltered space for guests to dine alfresco and rest in the fresh air, and after a meal the group can remain outdoors and unwind on the two sofas along the stern.

The upper deck aft is used for storing the tenders and there are two large drinks tables and chairs for taking in the views over a casual meal or drinks at sunset. A stairway leads up to the sundeck, which has the best views on board and a Jacuzzi awaits for easing tired muscles under the sun or stars.

INTERIOR

The lower deck hosts the guest and crew accommodation, with the main deck offering a spacious main salon where two sofas are placed in the forward port corner, a coffee table in between and a widescreen TV mounted on the forward wall. A wet bar is placed aft to starboard and opposite is a stairway down to the accommodation. There are also two offices/studies on board – one in the corridor and one in a private room. Both provide guests with a desk and chair as well as large windows on either side for plenty of natural light and views of the destination.

The upper deck skylounge provides an alternative place for guests to unwind day or night, and is furnished with two sofas with a coffee table in between, and two armchairs placed near the library shelves to the aft.

A pair of Caterpillar 540 HP diesel engines produce a top speed of 13 knots, a cruising speed of 10 knots and a range of 3,000 nautical miles.