Full refurbishment returning a vessel to like-new condition.
Line of yachts sharing similar design characteristics.
Detailed document outlining vessel size, performance, and amenities.
Two-masted sailboat with the smaller mizzen mast positioned aft of the rudderpost.
Private bedroom aboard a yacht.
Open upper area for lounging and sunbathing.
A luxury yacht typically exceeding 80 feet in length.
Auxiliary vessel carrying fuel, supplies, and equipment for superyachts.
Rear platform providing easy water access.
Smaller support boat used for transporting guests to and from shore.
Storage area for small boats or water toys.
Flat surface forming the yachts stern, often featuring a swim platform.
A displacement-hull yacht built for fuel efficiency and long-range cruising.
A three-hulled sailing vessel known for speed and balance.
U.S. safety certification ensuring vessel compliance with federal standards.
Any watercraft designed for navigation on water.
Luxurious guest suite typically second in size to the master cabin.
A recreational vessel used for pleasure cruising or private charter.
Company specializing in yacht construction and design.
Category used to classify yachts based on size and design.
Organization certifying yacht construction and safety standards.
A collection of yachts owned or managed by a charter company.
The internal configuration and arrangement of cabins, decks, and lounges.
Specific design or version within a manufacturers product line.
Vessel with minimal enclosure, designed for warm-weather cruising.
Yacht engineered for racing or high-speed cruising.
Yacht featuring an enclosed helm with full visibility for long passages.
Hull design allowing yachts to rise and glide over the water at high speed.
A small, compact yacht under 40 feet designed for personal leisure.
Personally owned yacht used for leisure rather than charter.
