Feadship Charter Yacht SAVANNAH Opens for Christmas and New Year’s

By Rebecca Bradbury 8 December 2016

The ground-breaking 84m/273ft superyacht SAVANNAH has availability for Christmas and New Year’s charters in the tropical cruising grounds of the Caribbean and Central America.

The world’s first hybrid motor yacht, SAVANNAH was launched by Feadship in 2015, and has since been making waves in the industry, picking up multiple awards, and impressing all those who step aboard with her innovative design and cutting-edge technology.

Now guests can celebrate Christmas and New Year’s Eve aboard this incredible yacht in idyllic Caribbean destinations such as the Bahamas and Leeward Islands, or charterers can venture even further off the beaten track to the wild and exotic waters of Central America.

Wherever she sails, SAVANNAH is sure to turn heads with her knife-edged vertical bow, seemingly floating superstructure and metallic silver paintjob. Those on board, however, have many more delights to uncover.

Breath-taking amenities include a 30-foot swimming pool situated on the incredibly open and spacious main deck aft, and a first-of-its-kind underwater lounge, where the innovative use of glass allows guests to take in the rich marine life of the region.

superyacht SAVANNAH anchored in the idyllic waters of the Caribbean on a charter vacation

large swimming pool on main deck aft of charter yacht SAVANNAH

expansive sundeck with stainless steel columns aboard luxury yacht SAVANNAH

Styled by Paris-based architectural firm CG Design, the interior of motor yacht SAVANNAH is defined by handsome rosewood, polished stainless steel columns and furniture, and curved lines, which perfectly accentuate the yacht’s fluidity.

A main salon aft on the main deck cleverly becomes an extension of the pool area and can also serve as a cinema room on your charter vacation, while curved, double-height video walls divide the space from a second, smaller salon forward.

The master suite, meanwhile, practically spreads across a whole deck, incorporating a large deck area, with free-standing furniture and a helipad, dining room, salon, office, large marble bathroom and sleeping quarters situated beneath a large skylight.

Sleeping up to 12 guests, the other five staterooms feature luxurious velvet bedframes, full-length silk curtains, and silk and wool carpets. The VIP suite even has its own private balcony.

Another highlight is her amazing eco-credentials. A pioneering propulsion system delivers a 30-percent better fuel economy than more conventional engine systems, making her cleaner, greener and more cost effective.