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Edmiston has added several to its central-agency
listings: the 111-foot Baglietto Myspace, fitted with a rare five-cabin
layout for 10 guests; the 2007, 115-foot Admiral Be Cool
has only 80
hours on the engines, making her practically a new boat; the 141-foot
Slipstream, the largest Warren yacht built to date; the
170-foot Alloy Yachts Kokomo, designed by Dubois Naval Architects
and launched in 2006; and the 180-foot Lady
Christine
from Oceanco. Other happenings at Edmiston include the appointment of Nicholas
Edmiston as central agent for the 236-foot Dunya Yachts Red
Square. Due
for delivery in 2010, this Sterling Scott design will accommodate 16 guests and
includes an infinity pool. Visit
www.edmistoncompany.com.
The 95-foot De Cesari Ardis
II and the
82-foot Westport Endurance sold through Fraser
Yachts. Sales listings include the 221-foot
Stephan Jantzen; the 152-foot 1920s classic
Lulworth; the 2007, 109-foot Cyrus Yachts
Fansea; the 102-foot Astondoa Santa
Catalina;
the 101-foot Ferretti Ladies
First; the
98-foot MCP Yachts Obrigado; the 85-foot Tarquin Calypso
II; the
84-foot Viking Endeavour II; and the 80-foot Mangusta Scrooge.
New to
charter are the 165-foot Oceanfast Mystique and the 150-foot Trinity Magic. Visit
www.fraseryachts.com.
 The 164-foot Hakvoort Jemasa joined the charter fleet at Merle
Wood. (Click image to enlarge)
New Merle Wood & Associates yachts for sale include the
204-foot Feadship Fortunato, refit in 2007; the 151-foot Feadship
Time For Us; the 126-foot Trident Savoy; a 103-foot Johnson motor yacht finished this year; the 92-foot Cheoy Lee
My Fair Lady; and the 90-foot Abeking &
Rasmussen Sea Diamond. Recent sales include the 183-foot Perini Navi
Santa Maria, renamed Zenji; the 170-foot Amels Deja Too; the 150-foot Christensen
Mystic; the 145-foot Christensen Primadonna, renamed Aghassi; the 124-foot Delta Scott
Free; the
100-foot Azimut El Grande; the 98-foot Queenship Sea
Owl; and the
88-foot Leopard Bella Giornata. To its charter fleet, Merle
Wood added the 172-foot custom support yacht
Suri, the
164-foot Hakvoort Jemasa, the 118-foot Millennium Les Belles
and the
72-foot Viking Intrepid. Visit
www.merlewood.com.
Dubois Yachts added the 170-foot Alloy Yachts sailing yacht
Red Dragon to its charter fleet. Other charter listings
include the 140-foot sailing yacht Nelson
and the
121-foot Fitzroy Midnight. Visit
www.duboisyachts.com.
Vripack Yacht & Ship Brokers sold a 92-foot Aleutian Yacht to a
repeat customer ready to explore the Alaskan coastline. The company also
successfully delivered the new Moonen 84 christened Amphitrite. New for sale are the 90-foot Moonen Commercial
Break and
the 86-foot Bandido Little Blue. Visit
www.vripack.com.
IYC’s charter fleet gained five yachts. The 157-foot Trinity
Chevy Toy (ex-Janie) and the 147-foot Tuscan Sun will be in the Caribbean for winter.
The Monaco office added the 150-foot Palmer Johnson Hokulani, chartering in the Western Med. The U.S. office added the 130-foot
Hatteras Charisma and the 142-foot Palmer Johnson
Pure Bliss, both chartering in the Caribbean. IYC sold the
157-foot Trinity Janie, the 139-foot Oceanco Black
Sheep and
the 100-foot Broward Espresso II, among others, including the
164-foot Trinity Yacht T057 (not yet named), due for delivery in 2011.
Visit
www.yachtcollection.com.
 The 150-foot Palmer Johnson
Hokulani charters in the Western
Mediterranean through IYC’s Monaco office. (Click image to enlarge)
The Sacks Group Yachting
Professionals has nine yachts for charter in the Northeast this year, including the
143-foot Van Mill Starship, the 130-foot Feadship Golden Rule, the 124-foot Broward Lady
Susan, the
109-foot Hargrave La Dolce Vita, the 100-footers
Carib Queen and Cocktails,
and the
97-foot Hooter Patrol IV. Sacks has a few new yachts for
sale, including the 84-foot Monte Fino Lady Di
and the 80-foot Lazzara Jody
Lee. In
other news, Sacks’ central listing Dream
Seeker
played host yacht at the Grand Prix in St. Petersburg, Florida, while docked
trackside at turn No. 10. Visit
www.sacksyachts.com.
Bas Korrel, former first mate on Sherakhan, is now captain of the 102-foot sailing yacht Thuraya,
built in
1982. His first order of business will be to bring the yacht back into the shape
it deserves. Then she is joining Sherakhan in the Caribbean and will be
available for charter through Camper &
Nicholsons. Visit
www.cnconnect.com.
 March 2007
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