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Make no mistake, the television commercials for Royal Caribbean are incredible. Zip lines, wave pools, live theater, and ice shows are just a few of the many features on board the popular cruise line. Sure, there are probably many of you who wouldn’t mind sharing your vacation time with several hundred new strangers but suppose, however, you prefer a private party at sea with only your closest family members and friends. Thanks to Yachtstore, your dream vacation can become a reality.
All Aboard!
Launched in 1995, Yachtstore was the first internet site dedicated to the marketing and fulfillment of luxury charter vacations. Visitors to the site have the opportunity to browse a large selection of available yacht charters and can also find information on several destinations around the world. The company has been recognized by Elite Traveler and Travel + Leisure as an industry leader in luxury yacht charter and also provides services to many major corporations such as VISA and JP Morgan.
Yachtstore specializes in booking charters aboard yachts 100 feet or larger. All of the yachts booked are fully crewed and each charter vacation is personalized to the customer’s tastes. Individuals can travel to one of several exotic locations including Alaska, the Caribbean, Florida, the Pacific, the Mediterranean or New England. Charter yachts are typically advertised with weekly base rents and include standard expenses but all-inclusive packages and charters for shorter excursions are also available.
Make It Your Own
Looking to be wined and dined? The menu onboard each charter is planned with your personal tastes in mind. From rich and decadent desserts to vegetarian buffets to small plates, the menu is tailored to your wants. Regardless of which option you choose, an exclusive, private yacht charter is perfect for family or class reunions, romantic getaways, or special celebrations such as a wedding or anniversary.
To book your own private yacht charter, visit Yachtstore online or call 1-888-446-4141.
