A 228-foot superyacht built just this year is now available for charter in the Caribbean or Mediterranean.
The Quatroelle, built by Lurssen, is a "family-oriented" megayacht with five spacious decks and a number of outdoor social areas perfect for soaking up the sun.
The streamlined exterior and lavish interior were both designed by Nuvolari Lenard and can accommodate up to 12 guests in six spacious suites, with additional space for four personal staff in two more cabins. The boat also fits a crew of 29.
This stunning ship, which has an art gallery and a hair salon onboard, is available for charter via Moran Yacht & Ship for €1 million, or about $1.29 million, per week.
Designers at Nuvolari Lenard didn't want the Quatroelle to look like a small cruise ship — instead they wanted it to look "sporty" and designed the exterior as such.
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The owner's deck, seen here, has ample space for entertaining. It's the largest and most luxurious of the five decks with three cabins, four full bathrooms, a day head (small bathroom), an office, a pantry, and two outdoor terraces.
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13 different types of stones were used when designing the interior of the ship. A sparkling white double vanity can be seen here in one of the yacht's many bathrooms.
All photos were taken by Klaus Jordan (www.klausjordan.de)
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