Charter Miss Michelle yacht - A finalist for the World Superyacht Awards 2010

By M. Tempest

Luxury charter yacht Miss Michelle is a stylish 40m Westport yacht, available for charter with the Sacks Group. The superyacht has has been named as a finalist for the World Superyacht Awards 2010, contending for 'Best Semi-Displacement or Planing Motor Yacht in the 40m+ range'.

Superyacht Miss Michelle offers accommodation for 10 guests in five large staterooms, including a full-beam, main-deck master suite. The luxury charter yacht was built by Westport and is the first in the newly restyled Westport 40M Series.

Miss Michelle is dedicated to entertainment and relaxation: “We have two separate entertainment areas inside and three outside, to allow guests to enjoy movies and satellite TV all over the boat – and even in the hot tub,” says Capt. Wellnitz.

“The ample space on the flybridge can be used for lounging, hot-tubbing and dining simultaneously. We have fridges and freezers on every outdoor deck for guests to have access to drinks and snacks.”

Miss Michelle takes guests to their ultimate vacation destinations faster than many charter yachts, thanks to her semi-displacement hull, powered by twin MTU engines, which provide a cruising speed of 20 knots. Once there, she’s an ultra-stable platform thanks to at-anchor stabilization.

Miss Michelle is currently in the Turks & Caicos for the month of February, after which she will move to The Bahamas. This summer, Capt. Wellnitz has an exciting itinerary planned that will take the yacht to the Eastern and Western Mediterranean, including Venice, Croatia, Turkey and the Amalfi Coast.
 
Winter Charter Rate
$120,000 per week, plus expenses

High Seaon Summer Charter Rate
$140,000 per week, plus expenses

Low Season Summer Charter Rate
U.S. $130,000 per week, plus expenses
 

"We have two separate entertainment areas inside and three outside, to allow guests to enjoy movies and satellite TV all over the boat – and even in the hot tub"

Capt. Wellnitz

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"We have two separate entertainment areas inside and three outside, to allow guests to enjoy movies and satellite TV all over the boat – and even in the hot tub"

Capt. Wellnitz
By M. Tempest
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