May 24th 2013
The great American novelist John Steinbeck said “I am surprised ...
Amid the rush of discount offers for yachts that still have open weeks this summer in the Western Mediterranean comes a new announcement for a motoryacht cruising in the Grenadines from July through October.
Blue Latitude Yachting tells me the 67-foot Princess motoryacht Sorana is offering a straight 20-percent discount with no restrictions on dates within that four-month period. The new weekly base rate is $20,000, which, for the maximum six guests, breaks down to a per-person base rate of just over $3,300.
That's a tough deal to beat for a motoryacht in the Southern Caribbean with two crew. It can be hard to find motoryachts of Sorana's quality (she's a 2007 build) in that part of the world at all, let alone at a 20-percent discount.
I was aboard Sorana about a year and a half ago, when she was part of a different company's charter fleet. The yacht made a good first impression on me in terms of maintenance and upkeep. Worth noting is that the captain at that time recommended an ideal-size charter party of four our five guests, versus the maximum six, in terms of onboard comfort and spaciousness.
As for the Grenadines, I was there just a short time ago for an upcoming magazine feature article. The region is still much as nature designed it, with the Tobago Cays in particular a must-visit destination if you are interested in pristine beaches, snorkeling with sea turtles, and a horizon full of stunning aquamarine water.
Any reputable charter broker can tell you more about Sorana or help you book a week aboard at the newly announced discount rate in the Grenadines.