Cruise the idyllic turquoise waters of the Caribbean this winter aboard the stunning 70m superyacht JOY and take advantage of a 20% discount, on all remaining available weeks for the season. Launched in 2016 by the renowned Dutch shipyard Feadship, her naval architecture was completed by Bannenberg & Rowell Design, while she features interior styling by Studio Indigo. There are a total of 7 cabins, accommodating up to 12 charter guests.
Feadship motor yacht JOY
Her interiors are lavish yet refined, with a lovely pairing of the finest finishes with neutral accents and custom furnishings. The light and airy ambience invite guests to unwind and entertain with ease and absolute comfort. On the main level is a generous salon with bar, which is surrounded by panoramic windows. Aft of this is a formal dining room, featuring a semi-open plan setting. Moving forward, there are 3 guest cabins, including a full-beam VIP suite.
Jacuzzi and lounging area on top deck
The upper deck has a full beam forward facing master stateroom and comprises his and hers facilities and spectacular 180-degree views. A further 2 double cabins with private ensuites and a good-sized lounge are situated aft on this deck. A well- equipped fitness gym is located on the bridge deck aft, boasting endless views. There is a nanny cabin is available on the lower deck, where in addition, is a spa treatment room.
Aft deck alfresco dining area with seating area
M/Y JOY has an excellent outdoor living, laid over 3 levels of sprawling teak. The shaded aft deck has a social wet bar and casual seating, from here charter guests can easily reach the extended swim platform, a vast assortment of the latest water toys and large interior beach club.
Elegant interior formal dining area
On the upper deck, aft is an alfresco dining area, seating and partial shade. The Feadship’s 3rd level has a relaxing sitting area and shade. Don’t miss out on the sundeck, complete with a deluxe jacuzzi, sun pads, seating space and optional shade from a Bimini cover.
VIP suite
Twin MTU engines power the yacht at speeds of 12 – 16 knots, while zero speed stabilizers reduce motion at all times.
