CALYPSO Feadship | From US$ 95,000 /wk

Classic 38.4m/125.98ft yacht CALYPSO (ex BERILDA, Sirenuse) is a member of the Feadship Heritage Fleet, built in 1978 and last refitted in 2019. De Voogt Naval Architects completed her exterior styling and engineering, and her interior design was completed by In Design to retain her classic charm whilst also updating her appearance for 21st Century use. The yacht accommodates 10 guests, in 5 cabins and has a crew of 7.

Photo credit Feadship Yachts

CALYPSO Specifications

Type/Year:	Feadship/1978
Refit:	2019
Beam:	7.48m (24' 6")
L.O.A.:	38.40m (126')
Crew:	8

Guests:	11
Max Speed:	13 knots
Cabins:	5
Engines:	2 x Caterpillar D3791
Cruise Speed:	10 knots

More Yacht Info:	family friendly yachts, Yachts With A Deck Hot Tub, yachts with a gym, yachts with at anchor stabilisers, Yachts With On Deck Master Cabin
Builder/Designer:	Feadship, De Voogt Naval Architects
Locations:	THE CARIBBEAN, New England, Maine, Bahamas, AMERICA

The interior features beautiful new teak wood perfectly integrated into her surroundings, and the main salon and adjoining formal dining area acknowledge the long history of M/Y CALYPSO through the classic chandelier, paintings and the display cabinets for an impressive array of wine glasses. The furnishings are simultaneously updated using brilliant whites and vibrant accents of orange which remain in-keeping with her classic character whilst remaining staunchly modern.

The main deck aft has enclosed alfresco dining, allowing the fresh air to enter whilst preventing any gusts or passing rain clouds to spoil the dining experience. A new Jacuzzi from the 2016 refit is located on the upper deck aft to provide guests with a place to unwind and socialise whilst absorbing the beautiful harbours and beaches within the landscape. Sunpads and a barbeque are also located on this deck for an enjoyable afternoon of entertainment and relaxation, and in the evenings the upper deck can be used as an outdoor cinema. The gym equipment includes medicine balls, a step machine and yoga mats so that guests can maintain a fitness regime even whilst cruising to their next destination.

Yacht Charter Accommodation

Ten guests are accommodated in five beautifully renovated cabins with luxury amenities, linens and accessories.

Charter Amenities and Extras

Tenders & Toys: ~2020 - 39' Nor-Tech with 4x 350hp ~19' Cerubini Classic Custom Tender or 19' (5.8m) AB Rib - Depending on location ~2x Yamaha Waverunner ~2x Lyft Foil Boards ~2x Inflatable paddleboards ~Snorkeling gear (x10) ~Wakeboard ~Towable toys ~Light fishing gear ~Beach set-up ~ Gym equipment including; Peloton, yoga mats, medicine balls, and a Bowflex MAX Trainer ///Audio Visual Equipment and Deck Facilities: ~DirecTV ~Plex' movie streaming ~Apple TV ~Music library ///Communications: ~VOIP/SAT Phone ~Upgraded HST VSAT system (2019) - Provides flexibility to increase broadband speeds based on charterer's needs. ~Above average speed requirements may come at an additional cost. ~WIFI

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US$ 95,000 - 110,000/wk

US$ 95,000/wk

“The way we design, is we design fully custom, fully unique yachts, we start with a blank piece of paper and we start asking the client how they use the boat, what they want to do on board, what kind of experience they have but we also want input on what kind of styling they like... It’s about getting to learn about the owner and how they want to use the boat.” - Ronno Schouten, Design Manager of De Voogt Naval Architects