Following a major refit in 2014, the 29.64 metre motor yacht Cristobal is making her charter debut in Florida and the Bahamas this season through Ocean Independence.
Cristobal was built in GRP by UK yard Princess Yachts to RINA class and delivered in 2009. Generous accommodation is for eight guests in four cabins. These consist of a master suite amidships with a king sized bed, a VIP suite forward with a king sized bed, a double with a queen sized bed and a twin cabin convertible into a double. All cabins come with television screens, entertainment systems and full en suite facilities.
The main saloon of this yacht for charter offers a comfortable lounge area with ample seating and a central coffee table, ideal for relaxation. Forward is the formal dining area with seating for up to eight guests. The aft deck adjacent to the saloon features an al fresco dining area, complete with seating, a wet bar and partial shade. Her walk around main deck leads to the foredeck’s double sun pad and additional seating area, an ideal private retreat when in port.
The 2014 refit saw a complete reconfiguration of the sun deck. The aft area is devoted to relaxation and a gym while to starboard forward is a large bar with a sink, fridge, ice maker and a Teppanyaki grill. In front of the bar a large LCD television monitor serves as an open air cinema. To port a big integrated sofa seats eight guests for al fresco dining and the entire deck can be protected from the sun by a large sliding roof. Twin 2,400hp MTU engines give a cruising speed of 16 knots and she is fitted with zero speed stabilisers to eliminate roll motion.
Water toys include a Boston Whaler tender, a Waverunner, two kayaks, snorkelling gear and fishing tackle.
Cristobal is available for charter at $47,000 per week in high season and $43,000 per week in low season plus expenses.