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81.
Chamar
186'0"
· 1992 Two brothers from London continue to enjoy the largest
yacht built by the now-defunct Brooke Yachts. B:
Brooke Yachts, England; N: Luigi Sturchio/Don Shead; H: Aluminum; E: 2/3,480-hp
MTUs
82.
Quest
185'0"
· 1976/1989 Yet another vessel originally launched for commercial
use that's been converted for yacht service, Quest
was constructed as an offshore oil field supply vessel. She was purchased
in 1989 by a private owner for reconfiguration as a charter yacht. Presently
in Washington state, Quest is for
sale for $4.9 million. B: Halter Marine, USA;
N: Builder; H: Steel; E: 2/1,760-hp Caterpillars
83.
Dream
184'0"
· 1999 You may remember this blue-hulled expedition yacht--which
was purposely built to look like a commercial vessel--as Samantha
Lin. She sold shortly after our list went to press last year.
One of the new owner's first trips was to Cannes, where we spotted
Dream at anchor in September. She's
back stateside and is for sale once again for $21.95 million.
B: Halter Marine, USA; N: Builder; H: Steel; E: 2/1,000-hp Caterpillars
84.
Paris
184'4"
· 1991
A half deck level separates Paris'
forward and aft sections, a creative way to maximize space--in fact,
it creates four levels forward. Among the areas taking advantage of this
are the two saloons on the main deck, one aft and one (naturally) forward.
She's used strictly for private cruising and is spending the summer
in Greece. B: Amels, Holland; N: Jack Hargrave;
H: Steel; E: 2/1,500-hp Caterpillars
85.
Lady Christine
182'6"
· 2001 Flamed mahogany and elm burl moldings dominate the interior
of this new Oceanco, which was just handed over to her European owners.
Another highlight: Light-tone Pakistan onyx is backed with glass in the
master bath to create a transparent effect. Large vertical windows fore
and aft dominate her profile. B: Oceanco, South
Africa/Holland; N: The "A" Group--Monte Carlo SAM; H:
Steel; E: 2/2,200-hp Caterpillars
86.
Varmar VE
182'0"
· 1986 A Greek shipping executive keeps this Feadship in Greece.
Each of his two brothers owns a Feadship in the 150-foot range. B:
Feadship/C. Van Lent en Zonen, Holland; N: H.W. De Voogt & Zoon; H:
Steel; E: 2/1,500-hp Caterpillars
87.
Princess Lauren
181'4"
· 1984 This charter yacht, available for $182,000 per week in
the western Med, is a little out of the ordinary: Her dining room is on
the upper deck. But it's worth climbing the stairs to get there,
since the spot seats up to 16 and while shaded, is open to a magnificent
deck area, providing superb all-around views. Maple, beech, and walnut
lend warmth to the saloon, back on the main deck. B:
CRN, Italy; N: Builder; H: Steel; E: 2/2,450-hp Deutz-MWMs
88.
Southern Cross lll
181'0"
· 1986 Southern Cross III
is definitely one of the busiest charter yachts out there, commanding
$210,000 per week. Guests can work out in the gym, then soak in the outdoor
Jacuzzi, and then sunbathe, all without ever leaving the upper deck. The
yacht spent the holidays in St. Bart's with some celebrities aboard,
including actor Stephen Dorff, Red Hot Chili Peppers singer Anthony Keidis,
and Maverick Records chief Guy Oseary. B: Nishii,
Japan; N: Jon Bannenberg/builder; H: Fiberglass; E: 2/4,588-hp MTUs
89.
Le Pharoan
180'5"
· 1989 Ghaith Pharoan of Saudi Arabia named his yacht after
himself. You can recognize her because the face of King Tut is painted
on the yacht's transom and each side of her funnel. The theme continues
inside, as he has Egyptian art onboard. B: Feadship/C.
Van Lent en Zonen, Holland; N: H.W. De Voogt & Zoon; H: Steel; E:
2/1,400-hp Caterpillars
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