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LIFE IS GOOD YACHT CHARTER

44.93m  /  147'5   radez   2022.

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Cabin Configuration

Special Features:

• Stunning contemporary interiors
• Well-equipped accommodation for a variety of charter configurations
• Raft of innovative design features
• Array of social and dining options, including a full cocktail bar
• Impressive fold-down swim platform

The impressive Radez yacht LIFE IS GOOD is chock-full of charter-rich amenities, perfect for family sailing vacations across the waves.

The 45m/147'8" sail yacht 'Life is Good' is an excellent new superyacht for the luxury charter market. Delivered by shipyard Radez and featuring interior styling by BG Interijeri she can comfortably accommodate up to 14 guests in 7 cabins.

Offering an enticing combination of luxury and adventure, Life is Good has all the bells and whistles and a wealth of convivial social spaces for the ultimate sun-kissed yacht charter getaway.

Guest Accommodation

Built in 2022, Life is Good offers guest accommodation for up to 14 guests in 7 suites comprising a master suite, four VIP cabins and one twin cabin. There are 9 beds in total, including 2 king, 2 queen, 1 double and 4 singles. She is also capable of carrying up to 8 crew onboard to ensure a relaxed luxury yacht charter experience.

Onboard Comfort & Entertainment

Keeping comfortable and entertained on Life is Good is easy thanks to the available amenities such as a deck jacuzzi, perfect to enjoy the scenery with your favourite drink in hand.

Life is Good benefits from some excellent features to improve your charter such as Wi-Fi connectivity, allowing you to stay connected at all times, should you wish. Guests will experience complete comfort while chartering thanks to air conditioning.

Performance & Range

Life is Good is built with a steel hull and aluminium superstructure. Powered by twin Scania engines, she comfortably cruises at 8 knots, reaches a maximum speed of 14 knots.

Life is Good knows a thing or two about fun on the water, with an extensive selection of action packed water toys and accessories for you and your guests to enjoy whilst on charter. Take to the sea on a Jet Ski offering you power and control on the water. In addition there are waterskis that are hugely entertaining whether you are a beginner or a seasoned pro. Another excellent feature is a SeaDoo SEABOB, that allow you to skim along the surface or steer under the crystal water and experience life swimming with the fish. If that isn't enough Life is Good also features wakeboards, kayaks, fishing equipment, inflatable water toys, kneeboards.

Based in the magical waters of the Mediterranean all year round Life is Good is ready for your next luxury yacht charter. Let Life is Good Discover the magical places, food and experiences of the the Mediterranean.

Luxury sail yacht Life is Good is one of a kind, offering world-class onboard amenities coupled with an overflowing toy box full of the latest water sports gear for unforgettable yacht charters wherever you are.

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Length	44.93m / 147'5
Beam	9.2m / 30'2
Draft	3.3m / 10'10
Gross Tonnage	398 GT
Cruising Speed	8 Knots
Built
Builder	Radez
Model	Custom
Exterior Designer	Ximar
Interior Design	BG Interijeri

Amenities & Entertainment

For your relaxation and entertainment Life is Good has the following facilities, for more details please speak to your yacht charter broker.

Life is Good is reported to be available to Charter with the following recreation facilities:

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'Life is Good' Charter Rates & Destinations

Summer Season

May - September

€59,000 p/week + expenses Approx $63,500

High Season

€79,000 p/week + expenses Approx $85,000

Cruising Regions

Mediterranean Croatia, Greece, Montenegro

HOT SPOTS:   Mykonos

Winter Season

October - April

€72,500 p/week + expenses Approx $78,000

€79,500 p/week + expenses Approx $85,500

Mediterranean Croatia, Montenegro

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Our luxury charter yacht available in croatia & greece.. -->, class of 2022, the face of croatian yachting is changing...

Welcome to the new breed of modern hand-built ‘leisure sailers’ causing waves in the Adriatic. Making use of the latest advances in performance and technology, these elegant and stylish vessels feature supreme comfort and design. They are the result of the emphatic re-birth of the centuries-old local Croatian ship-building industry. Life is Good is the latest incarnation and is due for delivery for charters in early 2022.

Meet Marco. A man with a dream and a veteran of the Croatian nautical tourism industry for over 30 years. A current owner of several cruise ships operating in the Adriatic, it was always his ambition when the time was right to deliver the finest modern eco-yacht available for private charter.

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Our Award-Winning Chef

A great opportunity to enjoy delicious local dishes prepared by our very talented chef.

Fabulous Sundeck

Relax and unwind on the full-length upper sundeck with wetbar and jacuzzi.

The Latest Water Toys

Get active with a full range of popular water sports equipment including brand new jetski.

Delivered by the prestigious shipyard Brodotrogir and featuring interior styling by BG Interijeri and Ximar, Life Is Good is a beautifully-designed sailing yacht which can comfortably accommodate up to 14 guests in 7 plush cabins. The cabin configuration features 2 large Master cabins, 2 VIP doubles, 2 VIP doubles convertible to twin, and 1 smaller nanny cabin.

YACHT SPECS

Overview	Accomodation	Toys
Port: Split	7 cabins	Jetski
Crew: 8	12 + 2 guests	Waterski
Built: 2022	2x Master King with en-suite	SUP boards x 2
Length: 44.9m	2x VIP doubles with en-suite	Sea Bob
Engine: 2x550 Scania	2x VIP doubles with en-suite (convertible)	Kayak
Cruising: 10knots	1 x nanny cabin	Wakeboard

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Pricing period (2024)	Early booking discount	Price pw (EUR) exclusive of VAT (13%)
May & October	contact us	59,000
June & September	contact us	73,000
July & August	contact us	79,500

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LIFE IS GOOD

Life is good yacht charter, life is good yacht description.

Offered by DMA Yachting, the astonishing charter yacht Life is Good is a 147 ft sailboat featuring a jetski and a hot tub. Life is Good spends the summer and winter season in Croatia. She was constructed by the renowned boatbuilder Custom Built Aluminum Cutter in 2021. The expansive yacht layout features 7 cozy cabins and comfortably accommodates up to 14 guests.

Life is Good is classified primarily as a sailboat.

The sailboat features 2 x 550 Hp engines and a generator.

Captain Only

What is the cabin arrangement of life is good.

• 2 Master cabins
• 2 VIP cabins
• 1 Double cabin
• 2 Twin cabins

Weekly price: €73,000 - €79,500

Low Season | High Season

• Length: 147'
• # of Guests: 14
• # of Cabins: 7
• # of Crew: 8
• Cruising Speed: 10 knots
• Max. Speed: 14 knots
• Built Year: 2022

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Life is good yacht charter price.

# of charter days	Base Price	APA (deposit for provisioning, fuel, docking fees, etc)	Taxes: 13%%, exceptions available	Total		Note
14 day charter	146,000€ to 159,000€	29,200€ to 47,700€	175,200€ to 206,700€		Discounts outside the main season are common.
7 day charter	73,000€ to 79,500€	14,600€ to 23,850€	87,600€ to 103,350€		Standard charter rate, base for all calculations.
3 day charter	36,500€ to 39,750€	7,300€ to 11,925€	43,800€ to 51,675€		The usual formula is the 7 day charter rate divided by 6, times the number of days (3). Boat policy might differ. 73,000€ / 6 * 3 days = 36,500€

All prices are generated by a calculator and serve as a guide for new charterers. Any additional information of the Price Details section has priority over above. Availability is always subject to confirmation. Gratuity not included for it's discretionary character, usually 5%-25% of the Base Price.

Price Details

Price from: €73,000

High season rate: €79,500

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LIFE IS GOOD Yacht Charter Locations

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Crew information.

Captain: Filip Brekalo

FILIP BREKALO - CAPTAIN Captain Filip was born in 1985 in Split, Croatia. At a young age, he started working on fishing and excursion ships, so he has had at least 20 years of nautical experience. He finished his education at the University of Split as the officer of navigational watch on a ship of 500 GT or more and additionally attained the master of a ship up to 500 GT on near costal voyages and the yacht master certificate. Over the years, he has undergone continuous training and attained many professional certificates. His first employment was aboard of a container vessel sailing around world. Since 2013, he has been working as a captain on various small cruise ships sailing along the entire Adriatic coast. In 2019, he and his crew (m/s Pacific) received an award for the best crew of mini cruise ships in Croatia. He also has experience in yacht transfers. His hobbies are skiing and rafting. In addition to being a captain, Filip is a ski instructor, football referee, and rafting instructor. He was the Croatian national representative in rafting and a silver medallist at the European championship. He is married with 1 child. Filip speaks Croatian and English NEMANJA SAVIC - CHEF A graduate of the Hotel Management School Serbia, Nemanja's chef career started in the hotel Avala in Budva in 2007. From there he has worked for the most prestigious hotel brands in Serbia including a position of a head chef at the United States Embassy in Belgrade. He is a very versatile chef who does not dare to push the boundaries. He loves exploring the local markets in search for his ideas, he is very keen on promoting organic productions and encourages working with the local producers. His specialty is ‘Beef Wellington’ and any of fish dishes done using freshly caught fish in the Adriatic. In his spare time, Nemanja likes travelling and exploring the world’s cuisines. MARINA MUSULIN - CHIEF STEWARDESS Marina joined Life is Good last summer. Marina's background is actually in acting and he has a bit of 'celebrity' status locally. She has a MA degree in Tourism Management as well. She is a very creative person, and understands the importance of small details. On a recent charter, she surprised one of the guests with a handwritten local dish served on board recipe (that the guests loved so much) sealed with a locally grown Orchid, Marina would not just give them a recipe on a piece of paper! She loves surprising the guests with small details all the time. She speaks English and Spanish. MARIN JELIC - BARMAN Marin was born in Germany but his parents took him as a child back to Croatia to a small town of Stobrec where he spent his childhood. A very communicative person and a passion for travel led him to study Travel and Hospitality. After graduating, he started working for some of the top bars and cafes on the Adriatic where he acquired excellent hospitality skills. He loves sport and is an avid football player. Marin speaks English, Croatian and a bit of German.

LIFE IS GOOD - SAMPLE MENU  STARTERS

 Home-made focaccia with tomato sauce, onions and anchovies  Stuffed courgette blossom with anchovies or shrimp and cheese with yogurt dip  Cold platter with assorted cheese and Dalmatian ham with home-made red onion jam and nuts  Octopus salad Cuttlefish, black ink risotto Parmesan cheese basket with couscous and vegetables  Crudité with avocado and yogurt dips  Grilled stuffed avocado with tuna  Fish carpaccio  Grilled figs with goat cheese

 Fish soup  Meat soup  Cream vegetable soup  Cream prawn soup

 Scallops linguini  Fresh fish fillet with parsnip crème and vegetable pearls Grilled fresh fish fillet with courgette /swiss chard / green peas falafel and pea cream Baked fish with lemon, sautéed potatoes and grilled vegetables Brudet - traditional fish stew with potatoes Buzara - traditional Dalmatian way of preparing mainly shrimps or shells in white wine, garlic, parsley and tomato sauce served with polenta  Squid with fava beans

MEAT Beef tagliatelle Slow roasted veal loin, with roasted vegetables Rack of lamb with courgettes provençal and potatoes boulangère Beef steak with grilled nectarines and caramelized fennel Soy marinated grilled boneless chicken thighs with tossed potatoes with fresh herbs and asparagus Pašticada - traditional beef stew with gnocchi Peppers stuffed with minced meat with potato puree and sauce

Pavlova cake Tiramisu Dark chocolate cake with wild berries Panna cotta with blueberry coulis and fresh berries Apple and vanilla cream cake Fritule - the best translation is the one Jamie Oliver uses - traditional, mini, highly addictive and slightly boozy doughnuts Strawberry cheese cake with strawberry coulis

Most expenses are deducted from an Advance Provisioning Allowance (APA), a fund that is added on top of the charter price. The expenses, such as provisioning, fuel, marina fees, are deducted from the APA. The APA is based on the price of the yacht and ranges from 15% (crewed sailing yachts) to 30% (motor yachts with higher fuel consumption). You can actively control these expenses in your preference sheet (local vs. imported beverages) and by choice of itinerary (distances traveled). The remainder of the APA is returned after charter.">Price Terms: Plus Expenses

Price from €73,000/week

High season €79,500/week

Base Price:	€73,000
Advance Provisioning Allowance 20%	€14,600
VAT 13%%	€9,490
Total:	€97,090

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LIFE IS GOOD

2021   custom    147ft  /  44.8m.

LIFE IS GOOD Yacht Charter

LIFE IS GOOD currently registered in Croatia is actively available for charter.

The luxury motor yacht LIFE IS GOOD was built by Custom and delivered to her owner in 2021.

The exterior of LIFE IS GOOD is designed by Brodotrogir Split.

The 147ft / 44.8m LIFE IS GOOD has been constructed with a aluminum hull and is powered by 2 x 550 Hp with a cruising speed of 10 knots and a top speed of 14 knots.

Charter guest accommodation

LIFE IS GOOD has been designed to comfortably accommodate up to 14 charter guests in 7 suites.

The guest cabins comprise a primary suite with a king size bed , a cabin with a king size bed , 3 cabins with a queen size bed and 2 cabins with a twin bed .

Your luxury charter crew

Your luxury charter on board motor yacht LIFE IS GOOD will be managed by the crew of 7 including the captain.

The crew will ensure you have a relaxed and enjoyable charter experience with all of your needs catered for while on board.

The 7 crew have their own separate crew quarters located on the deck allowing guests to enjoy increased levels of privacy.

Amenities & Entertainment

Amenities on board for the charter guests include Air Conditioning, Games console, Indoor audio system, iPod dock, Jacuzzi on deck, Stabilizers At Anchor, Streaming online media, TV all cabins and Wi-Fi.

An extensive list of further amenities and water toys can be seen under the features and amenities section.

Yacht charter destinations

LIFE IS GOOD is Currently cruising in the East Mediterranean.

Sample itineraries for the cruising destinations can be supplied by your professional charter broker allowing you to plan your luxury yacht charter vacation in detail.

• Air Conditioning
• Games console
• Indoor audio system
• Jacuzzi on deck
• Stabilizers At Anchor
• Streaming online media
• TV all cabins
• Floating mats
• Jet Ski (standup)
• Paddleboard
• Water skis - child
• A 100hp tender

Marko Mandic

Marko has been working professionally in yachting for the past 20 years, initially on the catamarans and more recently in command of three locally custom built 45m yachts. Marko has extensively cruised both the Western and Eastern Mediterranean as well as the Caribbean. However, his favorite cruising ground is the Adriatic. A keen swimmer and a father to two children, Marko's wealth of local knowledge will ensure a truly authentic yachting experience of the Adriatic.

An award winning chef with over 20 years of international experience. Tomo's passion for travelling took him to the remotest corners of the world that inspired him to develop some of his best signature dishes. He works directly with the local farms and fishing boats ensuring that only the freshest and organically grown produce are served on the yacht.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much to charter life is good.

LIFE IS GOOD has a weekly charter price starting at €73,000 and an estimated daily charter price of €12,200.

How many guests on board LIFE IS GOOD?

LIFE IS GOOD can accommodate 14 sleeping guests on board in 7 cabins.

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Specification

Yacht name	LIFE IS GOOD
Speed (cruising)	18.5kph / 10kn
Speed (max)	25.9kph / 14kn
Engine	2 x 550 Hp
Hull	Monohull
Flag	Croatia
Launched	2021
Builder	Custom
Designer	Brodotrogir Split

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The Life is Good is a 45 m brand-new luxury yacht launched in 2022 and ready to welcome her first guests! Life is Good is a top-notch yacht recognizable by modern style, power, luxury, and comfort. Her 7 professional crew members will ensure a relaxed charter experience onboard. Based in the magical waters of the Adriatic, Life is Good offers a great opportunity to discover the most beautiful places in Croatia.

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Production	Brodotrogir Cruise
Model	Brodotrogir Cruise
Built	2022
Flag	Croatian
Cruise speed	10 knots
Length	45 m
Beam	9.20 m
Draft	3.30 m
Fuel consumption	l/h
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Guests	12
Cabins	6
Crew	8
Home port	Split

Accommodation

Accommodating up to 12 guests in 6 spacious cabins, Life is Good is a perfect choice for a big family or group of friends. The cabin configuration includes 2 large master cabins, 2 VIP cabins, and 2 fully convertible twin cabins. Life is Good provides many excellent features including Wi-Fi connectivity and air-conditioning. Life is Good has an incredible selection of water toys and accessories ensuring fun moments onboard. Also, this stunning yacht features stabilizers for extra comfort.

Water equipment

• Floating mats
• Swim platform
• Fishing gear
• Water skis for adults
• Water skis for children
• 14x Snorkel gear.

Charter rates

Low season 01.01.-17.06.	High season 17.06.-16.09.	Late season 16.09.-31.12.
72.500,00 €	79.500,00 €	72.500,00 €

Charter fee per week, VAT not included.

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• Transfers from airport and hotels.
• Buying food and drinks with delivery on boat
• Renting additional water equipment.

Yacht pictures and information published on our website are received directly from the yacht owners or yacht builders in good faith and believed to be accurate, but we do not guarantee. Exact pricelist and yacht pictures and info will be confirmed upon your request. All information is subject to change without any further notice.

Production	Brodotrogir Cruise
Model	Brodotrogir Cruise
Built	2022
Flag	Croatian
Cruise speed	10 knots
Length	45 m
Beam	9.20 m
Draft	3.30 m
Guests	12
Cabins	6
Crew	8
Home port	Split

Life is Good

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• Price Range: €65,000 - €69,000

Yacht Description

Life is Good yacht is a 147.00 ft long sailboat monohull and spends the summer and winter season in Croatia. It was built by Custom Built Aluminum Cutter in 2021. The yacht layout features 7 cabins and accommodates 14 guests. The cabin arrangement is following: 2 king cabins, 3 queen cabins, 2 twin cabins.

The sailboat features 2 x 550 Hp engines and a generator.

Captain Only

Price details.

Price from: €65,000

High season rate: €69,000

Water Sports

Crew information.

Captain: Marko Mandic

MARKO MANDIC - CAPTAIN Marko brings the LIFE IS GOOD a wealth of local knowledge along with a professional attitude and meticulous eye for detail. His knowledge of the Dalmatian coastline is exceptional and the guests are guaranteed a truly authentic Dalmatian yachting experience. With an easy going leadership style and over 25 years professional yachting experience Marko and his crew of 7 look forward to welcoming you on board. BRANIMIR TODOROVIC - CHEF A young talented chef with an international exposure. He started his gastronomic journey working for renowned luxury hotels where he acquired a valuable experience before settling for independent restaurants where he had an opportunity to develop his own style and menus. This is a chef who dares to try something new away from the conservative approach. MAY SHIRIKHAN - CHIEF STEWARDESS May brings years of experience having worked on various superyachts globally. She is a great asset on Life is Good and will ensure a fantastic time onboard.

LIFE IS GOOD - SAMPLE MENU  STARTERS

 Home-made focaccia with tomato sauce, onions and anchovies  Stuffed courgette blossom with anchovies or shrimp and cheese with yogurt dip  Cold platter with assorted cheese and Dalmatian ham with home-made red onion jam and nuts  Octopus salad Cuttlefish, black ink risotto Parmesan cheese basket with couscous and vegetables  Crudité with avocado and yogurt dips  Grilled stuffed avocado with tuna  Fish carpaccio  Grilled figs with goat cheese

 Fish soup  Meat soup  Cream vegetable soup  Cream prawn soup

 Scallops linguini  Fresh fish fillet with parsnip crème and vegetable pearls Grilled fresh fish fillet with courgette /swiss chard / green peas falafel and pea cream Baked fish with lemon, sautéed potatoes and grilled vegetables Brudet - traditional fish stew with potatoes Buzara - traditional Dalmatian way of preparing mainly shrimps or shells in white wine, garlic, parsley and tomato sauce served with polenta  Squid with fava beans

MEAT Beef tagliatelle Slow roasted veal loin, with roasted vegetables Rack of lamb with courgettes provençal and potatoes boulangère Beef steak with grilled nectarines and caramelized fennel Soy marinated grilled boneless chicken thighs with tossed potatoes with fresh herbs and asparagus Pašticada - traditional beef stew with gnocchi Peppers stuffed with minced meat with potato puree and sauce

Pavlova cake Tiramisu Dark chocolate cake with wild berries Panna cotta with blueberry coulis and fresh berries Apple and vanilla cream cake Fritule - the best translation is the one Jamie Oliver uses - traditional, mini, highly addictive and slightly boozy doughnuts Strawberry cheese cake with strawberry coulis

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Life Is Good

Yacht charter, description.

’Life is Good’ offers the unmissable chance to charter a brand-new superyacht, having only launched in 2021. She is a prime example of the long Croatian maritime and shipbuilding history. Delivered by shipyard Brodotrogir and featuring interior styling by BG Interijeri and Ximar , she can comfortably accommodate up to 14 guests in 7 cabins. The cabin configuration includes 2 large master cabins, 2 VIP, 2 fully convertible twin and the Owner’s suite. She is also carrying 7 crew onboard to ensure a relaxed luxury yacht charter experience. Life is Good benefits from some excellent features to improve your charter including Wi-Fi connectivity, allowing you to stay connected at all times, should you wish. You can stay comfortable on board whatever the weather, with air conditioning and heating during your charter. When not cruising Life is Good has onboard an incredible selection of water toys and accessories for you and your guests to connect with the waters around you. Take to the sea on the Jet Skis offering you power and control on the water. Another excellent feature are Sea bobs that are hugely entertaining whether you are a beginner or a seasoned pro. In addition, there are E- foils, canoes, paddle boards offering guests a great way to experience the beauty and nature of an area at their own pace. Life is Good is an outstanding pedigree yacht that delivers on all fronts for superlative luxury yacht vacations.

Tender & Toys

Dinghy 1x Jet-ski Floating mats 2x SUP Swim platform Fishing gear Kneeboard, Wake board Kayak Yamaha underwater scooter x 2 Water skis for adults, Water skis for children 14x Snorkel gear Efoil - rented locally at an extra charge

Characteristics

Air conditioning, Deck Jacuzzi, Stabilisers at anchor, WiFi connection on board

Music system on deck and throughout, TV in all cabins and 2 in the salon, Ipod dock stations

Accommodation

Featuring interior styling by BG Interijeri and Ximar, Life is Good can comfortably accommodate up to 14 guests (12+2) in 7 cabins (6+1). The cabin configuration includes 2 large master cabins, 2 VIP, 2 fully convertible twin cabins and the Owner’s suite that is located on the main deck. Please note the seventh cabin, the owner’s suite is on request.

• +385 98 195 4564
• [email protected]

• Luxury Motor Sailer

MS LIFE IS GOOD

Yacht details

Meticulously constructed with no detail overlooked, the 45m sailing yacht Life is Good encapsulates the finer things in life: stylish design, exquisite dining, and impeccable service. Guest accommodation includes 6 double staterooms, each one has been beautifully designed and furnished, complete with many luxurious touches. Throughout the yacht, contemporary design meets classic detailing with a calming palette of colors enriched with Swarovski crystals dining table that perfectly accentuates the harmonious sense of comfort and style.

On the outside, decks seamlessly balance contemporary design with light notes. Take in views from stylish sun-deck, enjoy a leisurely meal on our one-of-a-kind al fresco aft deck, or simply watch the sun setting over the horizon.

To elevate your experience on Life is Good, enjoy one of the many add-on services onboard from a massage to a beauty treatment, to an extensive array of water sport, you will emerge feeling poised and rejuvenated.

The impeccable service is delivered by a crew of 8. Trained to the highest standards, discreet approach, and care, they are at your disposal around the clock. At the heart of Life is Good is exquisite dining paired with the collection of fines wines, champagnes, and spirits curated by renowned sommeliers.

She will be launching in August 2021.

LOA	45 m
Beam	9,2 m
Draft	3,1 m
Built	2020
Hull construction	Steel
Deck material	Teak
Engines	2 x 500 hp, Scania
Electricity	12 V / 24 V / 220 V
Air condition	In all closed spaces, separate control
Generators	TBA
Cruising speed	10 knots
Maximum speed	12 knots
Crew	8
Cruising area	Mediterranean

ACCOMMODATION

Number of guests	12
Number of cabins	7
Cabin configuration	1 x Owner’s suite on the main deck, 2 x Master, 2 x VIP, 2 x Twin cabin on the lower deck

AMENITIES: Swarovski infused design, Integrated smart app systems, Beach club, Jacuzzi, Safe box, TV, interphone, A/C with controls in every cabin; a large plasma TV, DVD, cd, Sonos music system, iPod / smartphone device hookups, WiFi, International license

WATER TOYS: Jetski (2), Water ski, SUP (2), Sea scooters (2), Kayak, Canoe, Snorkelling gear, Fishing gear

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• US: +1 (206) 209-1920
• MC: +377 99 90 74 63

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Updates 2020, 2021 and 2022

• 2020 Engine room chilled water compressors replaced (2)
• 2021 Rudders updated Cutlass bearings Shaft seals Rudder seals Pump boxes modified Deck freezers replaced Dometic (2) 2019 Deck drink box refrigerator replaced Dometic 2019 Mezzanine cushions Helm chair cushions
• 2022 Cockpit A/C compressor replaced A/C units removed cleaned and replaced A/C ductwork replaced A/C handler master replaced Water maker membrane replaced Water maker serviced Ice machine Dometic Clear Line System added Raw water system cleaned & serviced Raw water pumps replaced (2) Fresh water pumps replaced plus spare Enclosure cockpit wings EZ2CY Enclosure flybridge EZ2CY SeaKeeper serviced, new rams (4) heat exchanger Bow thruster serviced new brushes, bearings, and blades Main batteries replaced AMG Charger 24V / 100 MP charger replaced Outriggers hydraulic Horns air repositioned hardtop Black water macerator replaced (spare) Mains and generator service
• All service records are available

Entering the spacious salon your initial focal point is the walk around island and comfortable guest seating with stylish custom appointments. The abundant custom teak trim with satin finish complements the rich feel of the designer choices of colors and warm fabric contrast.

• Settee L-shaped Dewberry style for easy access to storage below
• Storage in sofa arm
• Settee covers for bottom cushions are removable.
• Tackle storage custom
• Carpet runners
• Valances teak fluted
• Lambrequins teak with fabric inlays
• Headliner teak strip accents
• Window shades Silhouette
• Coffee table teak burled inlay top with cover
• Crown molding teak throughout
• Ice machine clear cube
• Salon door opener electric
• Samsung HDTV with electric lift
• Entrance teak and holly sole
• Electrical panel
• Feature Channel Glass artwork lighted forward of dinette
• Window tint blacked out

Perfect for entertaining family and guests plenty of seating to relax and enjoy the adventure in comfort.

• Island style walk around with seating
• Bar stools custom (3)
• Bar stool footrest custom
• Cabinets teak with ample pullout storage
• Countertops custom stone
• Back splash custom stone lighted
• Sinks double undermount
• Disposal Badger
• Cooktop flush mounted 4-burners Kenyon
• Oven full-size Kitchen Aid
• Toaster oven
• Refrigerator Sub-Zero undercounter (4)
• Freezers Sub-Zero undercounter (2)
• Trash compacter
• Teak crown molding throughout
• Lighting LED
• Outlets GFI
• Outlets for appliances additional
• Storage drawer and shelf storage
• Dinette seating with storage
• Feature Channel Glass lighted custom

Located just forward of the galley with easy access

• Teak and holly sole
• Audio/visual rack custom
• Gost Phantom alarm panel
• Tank Sentry monitor panel
• Water level indicator
• Wine cooler built-in
• Vacuum system Intervac
• Shelf storage

Master Stateroom

Master stateroom ensuite midship to port

• King berth with hinged storage access
• Headboard with designer fabrics
• Mattress custom inner spring
• Nightstands teak with drawer storage (2)
• Sconces custom decorator supplied
• Lambreguins custom fluted trimmed in teak above end tables
• Credenzas with drawer storage with lights
• Hanging lockers cedar lined his and hers
• Air conditioning diffused through the plenum
• Carpet runner
• Reading lights

Audio Video

• Samsung HDTV mounted in teak frame
• Stereo and DVD player

Master Head

• Sole wood custom
• Vanity teak with storage
• Countertop stone custom
• Sink flush mounted
• Teak credenza below with shelf storage
• Shower with glass door
• Overhead mirrored

Forward VIP Stateroom

• Centerline queen berth
• Hinged storage below berth
• Drawer storage below berth
• Custom mattress
• Credenzas teak with shelf (2)
• Hanging locker cedar lined
• Head ensuite

Audio/Video

• Samsung HDTV teak framed
• Direct TV box

Forward VIP Head

• Shower stall style with bi-fold door

Companionway

Access to all owners, guests and crew staterooms

• Feature Channel Glass artwork backlit
• Storage area below feature
• Laundry center
• Washer and dryer Ariston appliances stacked
• Linen closet
• Molding teak custom
• Accent strips teak on wall panels custom

Port Guest Stateroom

• Berths twin upper and lower
• Mattress custom
• Rod storage upper berth custom
• Tackle storage lower berth custom
• Storage lockers outboard of both berths
• Drawer storage below hanging locker
• Samsung HDTV framed in teak
• Amplifier URC DMS-100 Zone
• Wifi Remote Control URC TRC-1080

Apple TV Digital Multimedia Receiver

Port Guest Head

• Vanity mirror
• Sink flushed mounted
• Sole teak and holly
• Wainscoting teak with storage
• Vanity top stone custom
• Window privacy shade Silhouette
• Centerline helm console with (3) Release helm chairs
• Helm pod teak
• Wheel stainless
• Controls single lever stainless
• Bow thruster control in handles
• Helm chairs Release Marine teak with footrests (3)
• Enclosure EZ2CY 3-sided with vents
• Electronics box drop down
• Teaser reels box with sliding lid
• Teaser reels Miya Epochs
• Cushions custom
• Bridge access hatch hinged
• Seating bench with storage port and starboard
• Seating forward facing bench with storage
• Drink box refrigerated
• Freezer chest with custom cushion
• Rod holders aft rail
• OptiPlex panel
• Radio boxes (2)
• Fusion Marine stereo with JL Audio speakers
• Molded in tri-color lighting below hardtop

Crew Stateroom

• Custom mattresses
• Tackle storage below lower berth custom
• Nightstand teak with drawer and shelf storage
• Engine room entryway door
• Network Base Station URC MRX-2
• Zone Amplifier URC DMS-100

Electrical System

• Optiplex system
• Generators Cummins Onan 29MDKDS-8128A (2)
• (P) 2149hrs (S) 1956hrs
• Bridge electronics bank: (2) Odyssey 31-PC2150 2022 main start/house
• Banks: (8) Odyssey Extreme 31-PC2150 2022
• Mastervolt chargemaster 24/60-3 (2)
• Mastervolt chargemaster 24/100-3
• Hubbell Isoboost HBL50AITSSB 1-Phase 15kva 60hz 120240V (2)
• Shore power cords 50 AMP - 50 feet (2)
• Cablemaster glendinning CM-7 engine room (2)
• Outlets 120VAC 15-Amp duplex outlets with GFCI
• Hubbell 30-Amp 24VDC outlets in cockpit (2)
• Lighting interior LED

Electronics & Audio/Video

Electronics

• Garmin GPSMAP8530 Black Box System
• Garmin 1206-XHD RADAR 12KW W/6' Array 2021
• KEP-M 19"LED Glass Bridge Marine monitor
• Plotter (3)
• Garmin GPSMAP8530 Black Box System (3)
• Garmin 8000 Series card reader (2)
• Extron DA2 DVI distribution AMP
• Garmin remote input device - Grid (2)
• 2-KEP-M 19"LED Glass Bridge arnie monitor
• Garmin GMS10 network expander (3)
• Garmin GNT 10 N2K transceiver
• Garmin GXM52 weather antenna
• Garmin QUATIX marine watch
• Garmin GPSMAP8208 - 8" TS MFD drop down box
• Puls DC/DC 96W 18-32VDC in VDC converter
• Network materials NMEA2000
• Garmin wifi adaptor for Bluechart Mobile
• Garmin GSD-26 chirp video sounder module
• Airmar CM599LHW 2-3 KW transducer 28kHZ-60kHZ/130kHZ-210kHZ wide beam
• Digital depth/temp
• Garmin GMI20 marine instrument
• Furuno 235DHTLMSE HI-PRECTMP2 transducer
• Garmin GHP20 VIPER autopilot with GHC20
• Garmin autopilot installation kit
• ICOM IC-M604 Black VHF Radio Viking Standard Equipment (2)
• Garmin AIS-600 AIS transponder
• Installation of stealth switch
• Stereo Fusion MS-IP700i
• Tuner Fusion MS-ACSXV-SIRIUS/XM
• Antenna Shakespeare-SRA-40 SIRIUS
• Speakers JL Audio7.7" white (2)
• Amplifier JL Audio M400/4 channel 100W
• KVH SATCOM tracphone V3-IPW/ICM
• Wifi Rogue Pro converter
• Bridge Modem Sierra wireless GX440-ATT
• Modem AT&T cellular wireless
• Sierra wireless GX440 antennas (2)
• Netgear GS801 8 port gigabit switch
• Phone Panasonic 2-line cordless phone KX-TG9381T (3)
• Server electronic boat box camera
• Gost PM-MINI IR ball camera engine room cameras
• Color quad camera switch with Zoom App (5)
• Gost Watch Extron 5V composite video DIST AMP MDA 1 X 5 with input loop
• GWHD-A/D Gateway
• Thermal imagining dual payload thermal low light to be viewed on
• M-Series top down installation kit FLIR mount camera on underside of standing platform
• Extron 5V composite video DIST AMP MDA 1 X 5 with input loop thru send VIS/IR (2)
• Output to just add power and helm displays
• Spotlight ACR RCL100 24V
• KVH TracVision HD7 Sat TV
• Direct TV HR24 HD/DVR DSS receiver (3)
• APC BE650G UPS
• Component video to S video/comp converter
• Multi-switch 3X4 Eagle Aspen S-2140-CE+ with power supply
• Direct TV Latin America receiver (3)
• Apple TV digital multimedia receiver
• Vantage lighting system
• Voltage relay station, radio link enabler
• Gost AME package 3-Security, 1 Gost Phantom control panel, 2 GMM-KF2
• Key fob controller, 2 GMM-DC interior door contact,1 GMM-IP67-DC IP rated door
• Contact, 3 GDC-EXT-WG extension sensor - wide gap, 1 GMM-MS2 motion detector 1
• GMM-MS2 motion detector, 1 GMM-SD smoke detector, 1 GMM-IP67-LVS low voltage
• Sensor, 2 GMM-IP67-HWS high water alarms, 1 GMM-RLYZ1 wireless relay, 1 GMMNAV tracker
• 3-GWHD-A/D A/D gateway
• GMM-RLYZ1 wireless relay, 1 G3G-GSM/CDMA-wifi cellular communicator, 1 GWHD-IVR1TB drive
• Gost PM-MINI IR ball cockpit camera, input to GWHD Extron 5V
• Composite video DIST AMP MDA 1 X 5 with input loop thru view cockpit
• Camera on helm displays radar pod, bullet style, sliding door, bracket & runs for teaser reels
• Navigation lights port, starboard & stern molded with coupler box on platform
• Molded 2 in 1 LED spreader light pod with stainless bezel
• Molded single LED spreader light pod forward platform with stainless bezel
• Tower sunshade molded with internal tracks
• Welded antenna mounts (4)
• Antenna mount SAT TV dome molded fiberglass
• Antenna mount SAT phone on hardtop molded fiberglass

Cockpit Audio/Electronics

Audio/Electronics

• Garmin GPS/Map 8215TS flush mounted
• Icom HM-162 VHF command mic
• Hailer speaker below covering boards
• Speakers JL Audio with subwoofer
• AMP JL Audio

Engine Room

• Twin MTU 16V2000 M94 2600hp engines Port: 3316 hours as of 9/23 Starboard: 3311 hours as of 9/23
• Twin Onan 27KW generators
• Dual centralized sea water pumps
• Sea Recovery watermaker with upgraded pre-filters
• Dometic Eskimo ice chipper
• Twin Dometic chilled water A/C compressors 2019
• Plumbed oil change system
• Delta-T ventilation system
• Shelves over generators
• Spot Zero system
• Air compressor plumbed to cockpit
• Crew access door to crew stateroom
• Wards Marine shore power boosting system 2019
• AC and DC LED lighting
• Racor primary filtration
• Prime pumps
• Automatic fire system

Miscellaneous Mechanical

• SeaKeeper 26000 SN:0149 (2017) sea hours 1657 as of 9/23
• Bow thruster side power SP240TCi
• Trim tabs Lenco V-70 electric rams
• Water maker sea recovery upgraded pre-filters
• Ice maker Dometic 2021
• Dometic chilled water A/C compressors 2019
• Bennett trim tabs
• Oil change system
• Ventilation engine room Delta T
• Willy Vac plumbed
• Fire suppression system auto 2022
• Air compressor, plumbed to cockpit
• Transformers Wards Marine 2019 (2)

Miscellaneous Deck and Hull

• Viking performance package
• Mask painted window
• Prop pockets for reduced draft
• Snow white hull and topsides
• Toe rail faux
• Custom boot top with silver accent stripe
• Single foredeck hatch
• Windlass Lewmar V-4
• Anchor stainless plow with rode
• Anchor chute stainless removable custom
• Anchor locker Awlgrip
• Fresh water anchor locker
• Davit Nautical Structures HMC1700 removable hydraulic
• Tender chocks removeable
• Port and starboard fender track with cars
• Underwater lights
• Transom door with opening gate
• Mezzanine seating with extended overhang for shade
• Mezzanine cushions
• Air conditioning Cool Breeze
• Covering boards teak
• Coaming boards teak
• Seakeeper 26 access hatch
• Fishboxes insulated in deck with macerator pump
• Fishbox lids hinged
• Fishbox transom livewell
• Fishbox transom window
• Fishbox transom tuna tubes removable
• Livewell in deck
• Scupper drains threaded for on deck livewell drains
• Rod holders on tower legs (6)
• Gaff lockers port and starboard
• Tackle center with drawer storage
• Outlets Hubbell 30A 15 24VDC outlets in cockpit  (4) 
• Flybridge ladder aluminum with teak steps
• Swim ladder inserts in cockpit sole
• Freezers in mezzanine deck (2)
• Refrigerated drink box
• Ice dump dedicated box
• Fighting chair with offset stanchion teak Bluewater
• Rocket launcher teak Bluewater
• Outriggers HD" 47'4 hydraulic Rupp
• Center rigger Rupp
• Dedicated Eskimo Ice storage bin
• Fish boxes insulated in deck with macerator pump (2)
• Live bait well in deck
• Fish box lids hinged
• Fish box transom live well
• Fish box transom window
• Fish box transom tuna tubes removable
• Scupper drains threaded for on deck live well drains
• Clearing rod holders on tower legs
• Hubbell 30A 15 24VDC outlets in cockpit  (4) 
• VHF Icom HM-162 command mic
• Hailer speaker
• Speakers JL Audio speakers
• Sub woofer JL Audio
• Palm Beach Tower
• Brushed aluminum pipe
• Molded standing platform
• Control box 63" with flush mounted compass
• Electronics boxes recessed with lids (2)
• MTU controls & Viper electric steering
• Teaser reels remotes tower
• Bench seat with backrest
• Wash down water in tower
• Garmin GPSMAP8208 - 8" TS MFD
• Icom HM-162 Black VHF Command Mic
• Garmin GHC20 auto pilot controller
• ACR spotlight control pad
• Electronics box actuated
• Rod holders polished welded to aft bridge rail (8)
• Rod holders polished welded to aft legs (6)
• Teaser reels Miya Epoch US9-HDR (2)
• Remotes tower control box
• Enclosure 3-sided aft edge helm, track to track EZ2CY
• Air vents forward (3)
• Powder coated aluminum flangeless track
• Lights tri-color lights (8)

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• Owner’s personal belongings
• Fishing equipment
• Vessel name

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Disappointing photos show what owning a yacht is like in real life

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• Owning a yacht certainly sounds like a dream come true. And if you have a nice chunk of change burning a hole in your pocket, you might want to make that dream a reality.
• But you should know first that there are several hidden expenses , headaches, and disappointments that come with yacht ownership. 
• As Business Insider's Hillary Hoffower writes , "really, yachts are just floating money." Here's what you're really in store for if you buy one.

Picture it: It's a beautiful summer day and you're laying out in the sun, a cold drink by your side, your favorite music playing softly in the background, and you're slightly rocking to the motion of the waves.

Someone comes to refill your ice bucket and tells you lunch is almost ready.

That's the dream, isn't it? Spending the weekend on a yacht of your very own. Cruising around the Mediterranean just because you can.

But hold on a minute.

Before you get there — you know, to all the relaxation — there's a lot that needs to happen first, like actually buying the yacht, hiring the staff, making sure everything is being cleaned and fixed when necessary, and being prepared for a lot less isolation than you've been imagining.

So as you contemplate buying yourself a yacht , keep in mind that it's not always the dream it's cracked up to be.

Owning a yacht and living the yachting lifestyle may be a dream of yours.

Whether you want to cruise around the Mediterranean or sail up and down the east coast of the US, you might think the best way to spend any time off would be on your own boat.

If you're not up for creating your own custom yacht, you can go to a boat show and tour a bunch until you find the perfect one.

If you go the shopping route, there's a ton of work to be done before you set sail.

You'll likely have to gut the ship if you're getting an older model.

And you'll certainly need to give it a fresh paint job.

Hiring crew members is a must, and experts recommend one per passenger. Captains cost roughly $1,000 per year per foot of boat, which adds up to $110,000 for a 100-foot yacht.

Source: Forbes

Especially if you don't want to learn to care for the boat yourself.

If the crew is on-hand just on days when you're out on the water, you'll have to spend some time cleaning the deck yourself.

If you want to walk around barefoot all the time, you have to keep those floorboards clean.

Since the great outdoors is ever unpredictable, you should always be prepared for a hurricane or any type of extreme weather.

If you're not, and the boat needs to go in for repairs, it will likely end up sitting in line for a while waiting to be fixed.

If you're investing in a sleeper, you may be envisioning a glorious master bedroom.

But you might have small, dark sleeping quarters.

Dreaming of a sun-soaked, sparkling kitchen with an ocean view?

Sorry. Chances are it will lack natural light and tons of counter space.

And the whole area will have more of an open floor plan design.

Hopefully you'll be laying on a chaise with a drink in your hand getting that perfect vacation glow.

But if you're not so lucky with the weather, you'll be spending most of your time indoors.

Ideally, your indoor space will look something like this.

Or even this.

And you're probably picturing an indoor happy hour as nothing short of fluffy white couches and Champagne on ice.

Realistically your interior will probably look more like this.

You'll also want to redo the interior every few years to stay aesthetically relevant, of course.

Because even if you don't mind an outdated style, you'll want it to appeal to visitors and people who want to charter your boat for the weekend.

And all the business associates you bring aboard the SS Whateveryoucallit for meetings.

We can't stress it enough, the upkeep is a beast unto itself.

Exteriors get rusty and corroded ...

... and don't forget about all of the appliances and motors in the interior.

You probably have visions of peacefully enjoying one of the most beautiful sights on your private European cruise.

Chances are, you won't be out there alone.

Thinking of enjoying a quiet night docked in the marina?

Think again! You probably won't be the only ones at the dock, and you'll definitely be able to hear the parties going on three, four, or five yachts down.

Throwing a yacht party of your own could be fun, though.

Except you may be competing with the boat next door.

Oh, and good luck getting your nighttime guests to go barefoot.

Throwing your anchor down and going for a swim is a huge part of why people want to be on the water.

But what happens when you're sailing on a colder — or dirtier — body of water?

Well, that's what the on-board pool is for.

But if you've ever had to take care of an at-home pool, you know it can quickly turn into both a time and a money suck.

You'll want to stock some water toys on board for the days when it's actually nice enough to jump ship.

You can entertain guests with jet skis ...

... kayaks ...

... bodyboards ...

... stand-up paddleboards ...

... and floats for just hanging out in the water.

But, naturally, that means you'll need somewhere to store it all. Good luck finding the space.

Unfortunately you won't always be able to walk onto — or off of — your yacht from the dock.

So you'll need to make sure you have a ship's tender when it's time to head back toward dry land.

If you're someone who wants to spend time on a yacht, but you don't want the hassle, you might want to consider chartering a boat on the weekends.

You could have your friends or extended family pitch in and spend some quality time together on the water.

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Living on a Yacht: Weighing the Pros and Cons of a Luxury Lifestyle

Explore the dream – and the realities – of Living on a Yacht, offering insights into the freedom and challenges it entails. From financial considerations and space optimization to the impacts of weather and community aspects, it provides a balanced view to help readers make an informed decision about this unique lifestyle.

Imagine the gentle sway of waves, the endless horizon of the sea, and the allure of waking up to a different view every morning. This isn’t a holiday brochure; it’s the possibility of your new life on a yacht. It’s a dream for many, but what does it truly entail? In this exploration, we delve into the reality of yacht living. It’s not all sunsets and sea breezes. Like any home, a yacht has its charms and challenges.

For those in their prime years, considering a shift from a traditional home to a yacht is more than just a change of address. It’s a lifestyle overhaul. We’re not just talking about a snug living space or the need to be a Jack-of-all-trades at sea. It’s about embracing a unique blend of freedom and responsibility.

Our journey through this blog post is not just about painting a rosy picture. It’s about providing a realistic lens through which you can view this significant life decision. We’ll explore how this choice fits into your life puzzle, whether you’re an adventurous soul seeking the thrill of the open seas or a contemplative mind looking for serenity away from the land’s hustle.

As you read through, remember, every big decision comes with its highs and lows–like the tides. Yacht living is no exception. So, let’s set sail on this exploratory voyage to uncover what lies beneath the surface of living on a yacht.

The Allure of Yacht Living

The concept of yacht living taps into a deep-seated desire for freedom, an intimate connection with nature, and a sense of belonging within a unique community. Living on a boat isn’t just about the physical space you inhabit; it’s about the lifestyle and experiences that come with it. From the flexibility to cruise to new locations on a whim to the close-knit marina communities, yacht life offers a distinct way of living that is both challenging and rewarding.The 

The Freedom and Flexibility of Location of Luxury Yacht Living

One of the most enticing aspects of living aboard a yacht is the sheer freedom it offers. Imagine having the ability to change your scenery whenever you wish. Whether it’s anchoring in a secluded bay or docking at a vibrant marina, your home is as mobile as you desire. This flexibility allows for a life unbound by the traditional constraints of geographical location.

Sailing from one destination to another, you’re not just moving your home; you’re embracing a lifestyle that allows for spontaneous adventures and experiences. The freedom to explore coastal towns, hidden coves, and open seas is unparalleled. This nomadic way of life provides a sense of liberation and adventure that is hard to find in traditional living arrangements.

Proximity to Nature and Unique Living Experiences

Living on a yacht brings you closer to nature in a way that few other lifestyles can. The rhythm of the waves, the panoramic ocean views, and the ability to witness marine life up close become a part of your daily life. This connection to the natural world is not just visually stunning but also offers a sense of peace and tranquility.

The unique living experiences that come with yacht life are endless. From waking up to the gentle lapping of waves against the hull to enjoying sunsets over the water every evening, these experiences enrich life aboard. Each day presents an opportunity to create unforgettable memories, whether it’s swimming in crystal-clear waters, fishing for your dinner, or simply enjoying the serenity of the sea.

Overview of the Sense of Community in Marinas and Sailing Circles

One might think that living on a boat could be isolating, but the reality is quite the opposite. Yacht marinas and sailing communities are often vibrant and welcoming. When you dock or anchor your yacht, you’re not just stopping at a place; you’re becoming part of a community. These communities are characterized by shared experiences, mutual assistance, and a common passion for the sea.

Life in a marina is rich with social interactions. Fellow liveaboards and sailors form a tight-knit community, often gathering for shared meals, group excursions, or simply exchanging stories and advice. This camaraderie is a significant part of the allure of yacht living. The sense of belonging is palpable, as everyone shares a common understanding of the joys and challenges of life at sea.

The community extends beyond the physical confines of the marina. Sailing circles worldwide are connected by a shared love for cruising and exploration. Whether it’s through organized regattas, informal meet-ups, or online forums, these connections foster a sense of global community. Sailors often form lasting friendships, bound by their shared experiences and adventures at sea.

Marinas often host events and activities that further strengthen these bonds. From educational workshops to social gatherings, there is a sense of collective growth and enjoyment. Living at a marina or being part of a sailing community isn’t just about having a place to dock your boat; it’s about being part of a supportive and engaging network that enriches your life aboard.

If you’re considering taking this step into yacht life, you may want to consider a test run. Charter a private yacht and try this lifestyle out for yourself. You may even decide you prefer renting over buying. Rent one model today, and then — when your mood or plans change — change the yacht for rent.  You don’t have to commit right away, this isn’t a marriage, it’s a yacht. 

Space and Design: Adapting to Yacht Interiors

Transitioning to live on a boat full-time introduces a unique set of challenges and opportunities, particularly when it comes to space and design. Yacht interiors, whether in a luxury yacht or a modest sailboat, require thoughtful planning and clever solutions to make the most of the available space. This section delves into the art of maximizing space, the crucial role of organization, and the myriad ways you can personalize your floating home.

Maximizing Limited Space: Innovative Design Solutions

The key to successful boat life lies in efficiently utilizing the limited space. Every square inch on a boat counts, and making the most of this space is vital for comfortable living. Design solutions often involve multi-functional furniture, such as beds with storage underneath, foldable tables, or convertible seating areas. These innovations allow for a practical living environment without sacrificing comfort or style.

Another aspect is the strategic use of vertical space. Wall-mounted shelves, hanging organizers, and overhead storage can free up valuable floor space. In a sailboat, for example, the interior can be designed with built-in storage in unexpected places like under the stairs or in the hull. This approach ensures that every part of the boat is utilized effectively.

The type of boat also plays a role in how space can be maximized. For instance, catamarans typically offer more living space compared to monohulls, making them a popular choice for those looking to move aboard full-time. Regardless of the boat type, the goal is to create a space that is both functional and comfortable.

The Importance of Efficient Organization When Yachting

Living on a boat full-time demands a high level of organization. The limited space means there’s little room for clutter, making it essential to keep everything in its place. Efficient organization not only makes life on board more comfortable but also ensures safety when the boat is in motion.

Organizational strategies include using containers and baskets to keep items secure, labeling storage areas for easy access, and regularly decluttering to avoid accumulating unnecessary items. This discipline in organization extends to all aspects of boat life, from the kitchen and living areas to personal belongings and maintenance tools.

Boat insurance policies often require certain safety standards to be maintained,

and a well-organized boat is more likely to meet these requirements. Keeping equipment properly stored and accessible can be critical in emergencies. Additionally, an organized interior can help in reducing the overall cost of living on a boat, as it prevents damage and loss of items, which could be costly to replace.

Customization Options for Personalizing Your Space

Turning a yacht into a home involves more than just functional adjustments; it’s about infusing your personality into the space. Customization allows boat dwellers to create an environment that reflects their style and preferences, adding to the enjoyment of luxury yacht living.

Personalizing a yacht interior can range from choosing color schemes and fabrics to selecting artwork and – perhaps – some nautical-themed decorative items . Many boat owners opt for a full tour of customization, tailoring each aspect of the yacht to their liking. This could include custom-built furniture, unique lighting fixtures, or bespoke floorings, such as teak or bamboo.

For those living on a sailboat, customization might mean optimizing the layout for sailing efficiency while also creating a cozy, livable space. This could involve installing custom cabinetry that fits the boat’s contours or adding personal touches like cushions and throws that make the space feel like home.

Customization also extends to technological upgrades. Modern yachts can be equipped with advanced navigation systems, entertainment setups, and climate control, enhancing the overall experience of boat life. These modifications not only add comfort but also can increase the boat’s value.

In essence, adapting to yacht interiors is a blend of practicality, organization, and personalization. Whether you’re planning to move aboard a sailboat or a luxury yacht, these elements work in harmony to create a living space that is not just functional but truly feels like home.

Climate Considerations When You Live on a Boat Full-Time

The climatic conditions of the chosen residence place or travel route are not the most obvious factor which must be noted. Being in a city apartment or a private house, we don’t think much about the weather outside the window. If a strong wind blows outside, heavy rain falls or the temperature suddenly drops, we will feel almost nothing.

On a yacht, the weather does not just play an important role, your safety and comfort directly depend on it. Each boat is individual and suitable for certain climatic conditions. It is worth analyzing all the characteristics of the boat in advance and honestly evaluating its capabilities in order to accurately determine whether it is possible to  live on a yacht all year round in your chosen water area.

Financial Considerations: The Cost of Yacht Life

Embarking on the journey of yacht life involves more than just adapting to a new way of living; it also requires a clear understanding of the financial implications. While it’s easy to romanticize the idea of sailing around the world or living full-time on a boat, the reality comes with its own set of financial responsibilities. From the initial purchase of the boat to ongoing expenses and the comparison to traditional homeownership, understanding these costs is crucial for anyone considering this lifestyle.

Initial Investment: Purchasing and Outfitting a Yacht

The first step in yacht life is acquiring the right boat. This involves not only finding the best boat that suits your needs but also managing the financial investment it requires. The cost of a new boat can vary widely, depending on factors such as size, brand, and features, some of which we covered above. Choosing to live on a larger boat or a luxury cruiser naturally involves a higher initial investment.

In addition to the purchase price, outfitting a yacht for full-time living is a significant consideration. This may include upgrading boat systems, adding navigation equipment, and customizing the interior to make it livable. Even if you opt for an old, more affordable boat, it could require substantial investment in renovations and upgrades.

Furthermore, acquiring the necessary knowledge and skills for yacht maintenance and sailing is part of the initial investment. This might entail sailing courses, safety training, and learning about the nautical aspects of yacht care.

Ongoing Expenses: Maintenance, Docking Fees, Insurance

Once you own a yacht, the financial commitments continue. Boat maintenance is an ongoing requirement and a crucial part of life aboard. The yacht owners will need knowledge and skills to keep the yacht in good condition. Regular upkeep ensures the safety and longevity of your boat. This includes everything from engine maintenance to hull cleaning and can vary greatly in cost, depending on the age and condition of your boat.

Docking fees are another significant expense, especially if you choose to stay at marinas. The cost can vary based on location and the services offered. Additionally, a dinghy might be necessary for transportation to and from the shore, adding to the expenses.

Insurance is an essential consideration for any boater. Boat insurance policies can be complex and vary greatly in coverage and cost. It’s crucial to have a comprehensive policy that covers potential damages and liabilities, especially when living on a boat full-time.

Comparing the Cost of Living to Traditional Homeownership

When contemplating yacht life, it’s common to wonder if you’ll save money compared to traditional homeownership. The answer depends on various factors, including the type and size of the boat, the chosen lifestyle, and where you plan to dock or anchor.

Annual costs for yacht living can include maintenance, insurance, docking fees, and fuel, which can be comparable to or even exceed the costs of owning a home. However, some expenses, like property taxes and certain utilities, may be lower or non-existent.

It’s also important to consider the value of the experience and lifestyle when comparing costs. Yacht life offers a unique set of experiences and freedoms that traditional homeownership cannot provide. While the financial aspect is crucial, the decision to live on a yacht often goes beyond mere economics.

Living on a boat full-time can also mean a shift in priorities and lifestyle choices. For some, this means downsizing and simplifying life, which can lead to reduced overall living expenses. However, for others, particularly those choosing a luxury yacht or a larger boat, the costs can be comparable to or even exceed those of a high-end terrestrial home.

Challenges and Downsides of Full-Time Living on a Boat

Living on a yacht presents a unique set of challenges and downsides that are important to consider before making the leap into this lifestyle. While the idea of living on a boat may evoke images of endless sunsets and tranquil waters, the reality can be quite different. Factors such as weather dependency, limited access to facilities, and the psychological impacts of isolation and confined spaces play a significant role in day-to-day life on a yacht.

Weather Dependency and Its Impact

One of the most significant challenges of living on a yacht is the constant need to be mindful of the weather. Your entire life becomes closely tied to weather conditions, which can change rapidly and without warning.

• Safety Concerns : Severe weather can pose serious safety risks. Being caught in a storm while at sea can be dangerous, and even when docked, high winds and waves can cause damage to your yacht.
• Lifestyle Adjustments : Daily activities and travel plans often have to be adjusted according to the weather. This can mean being stuck in a location longer than planned or missing out on certain experiences.
• Constant Vigilance : Living on a yacht requires a high level of awareness and knowledge of weather patterns. This can be mentally taxing, as one always needs to be prepared for the possibility of changing plans or taking emergency precautions.

Remember the old saying, “Red sky at night, sailors delight. Red sky in the morning, sailors take warning!”

Limited Access to Certain Facilities and Services When You Live on a Yacht

Another downside of yacht life is the limited access to facilities and services that are often taken for granted on land.

• Healthcare and Emergency Services : In remote areas, access to healthcare and emergency services can be limited or delayed. This can be a concern for those with medical conditions or in case of accidents.
• Utility Services : Services like high-speed internet, electricity, and plumbing work differently on a yacht and may not always be reliable. This can affect both work and daily living.
• Convenience and Shopping : Getting groceries or finding specific supplies can be challenging, especially when anchored away from urban centers. This requires careful planning and often means you can’t have everything you want when you want it.

Dealing with Isolation and Confined Spaces When Living Aboard a Boat

The psychological aspects of living on a yacht are often overlooked, yet they are crucial for a sustainable life at sea.

• Isolation from Society : While some seek solitude, prolonged periods of isolation can affect mental health. Being away from family, friends, and the wider community can lead to feelings of loneliness.
• Small Living Quarters : The confined space of a boat can be challenging, especially for those used to larger living spaces. It requires adjustments in both physical belongings and mental preparedness for close-quarters living.
• Cabin Fever : Spending extended periods on a boat, especially during bad weather when you can’t leave, can lead to a sense of restlessness or cabin fever. This is where the small space and isolation can compound to impact mental well-being.

While living on a yacht can be an incredibly rewarding experience, it’s important to acknowledge and prepare for the challenges and downsides. Understanding the realities of weather dependency, limited access to amenities, and the psychological effects of isolation and confined spaces is crucial for anyone considering making a boat their home. These factors are integral to life at sea and require careful consideration and planning to ensure a fulfilling and sustainable lifestyle on the water.

Summary and Key Takeaways

Living on a yacht is a dream many aspire to, but it’s essential to approach this lifestyle with a well-informed perspective. This article has journeyed through the various facets of yacht living, weighing both its enchanting appeal and the pragmatic realities.

Recap of the Pros and Cons

• Pros : The freedom to explore new horizons, the intimacy with nature, and the unique sense of community in marinas and sailing circles are among the most compelling benefits. The ability to customize your living space and the adventure that comes with a nautical lifestyle are undeniably attractive.
• Cons : However, these benefits are balanced by challenges such as weather dependency, limited access to facilities and services, and the psychological impacts of living in confined spaces. Financial considerations, including the initial investment and ongoing maintenance costs, are significant.

Making a Well-Informed Decision

Deciding to live on a yacht should not be made lightly. It’s a decision that requires thorough consideration of both the financial implications and the lifestyle changes. Prospective yacht dwellers should research extensively, speak with experienced individuals, and realistically assess their readiness for such a commitment.

Final Reflections on Embracing the Yacht Lifestyle

For those who find the allure irresistible, yacht living can be incredibly rewarding. It offers a unique way of life that blends adventure with simplicity, freedom with responsibility. If approached with careful planning and realistic expectations, living on a yacht can provide an enriching and fulfilling experience.

Please note that the information provided in this article is for informational purposes only and should not be considered professional advice. Prospective yacht owners are encouraged to consult with qualified professionals for specific advice related to legal, financial, and practical aspects of living on a yacht.

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Living on a Yacht: Pros and Cons

Like almost everything about yacht life, living on board is amazing, but you’ll probably find a reason to complain a little, too. It’s one of the best first world problems to have. However, the truth is that living on a boat is not for everyone.

Living on a yacht is a big lifestyle change, and there is no denying that. Yacht Management shares the pros and cons of this type of living.

Home is Where You Lay Your Head: Living on a yacht is your ticket to see the world, and if you aren’t planning on travelling from port to port, then you’re missing out on an opportunity of a lifetime. You are free to travel the world! Sailing La Vagabonde is a great YouTube channel that documents the experiences of a couple traveling the world on their sailboat La Vagabonde. The Cost of Living: The highest cost of living on a yacht is the mooring and the maintenance. After that, you’ll be saving money on water, electricity, and mortgage or rent. The cost of living on a yacht will also significantly decrease your cost of life in other, indirect ways too. Because space is so important, you will have less tolerance for accumulating clutter, and you’re likely to spend less money. You’ll also waste less food on board, choosing rather to cook and eat everything you bring aboard because again, less space means you pay more attention to what you buy. Nothing Will Be the Same: There is truly no other living situation that comes even close to achieving the same level of solitude, freedom, and sense of self sufficiency that you experience living on a yacht. Once you’ve lived on a yacht, you have truly done something amazing that not many people have ever had the privilege of experiencing.

Errands: When living on your boat , leaving the comfort of your water home to run errands is a challenge all on its own. Groceries: Carrying groceries from the car to the house is not too bad, even for those of us who like to grab every bag in the trunk and painfully crab walk to the front door. Trying to do the same from the parking lot, down the steps on to the dock, across the swaying waters, and up onto the deck of your yacht is a great challenge. Laundry: Carrying laundry from the yacht to the car and vice versa has the same set of challenges as the groceries we mentioned before. Unless you have a washing machine on board, laundry can get difficult at times. No Sleep on Stormy Nights: If you ask almost anyone if they like sleeping when it’s raining, chances are they’ll say yes. There’s just something about sitting cozy in a sturdy house while the heavens stir around you. Not in a boat, no sir. When the sea is upset, you’ll know, and you won’t get much sleep because of it. Large yachts tend to rock less, and with the right kind of mooring you can avoid some sleepless nights, but when it’s storming out, chances are you’ll have a tough time sleeping.

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