New Motor Yacht SERENITY Joins the Global Charter Fleet

By Rebecca Bradbury 13 February 2017

The 41m/133ft superyacht SERENITY is now available for charter in the Bahamas and Caribbean following her launch from Chinese shipyard IAG in the spring of last year.

Part of the Terrazza series, SERENITY features the line’s distinctive side balconies, as well as bespoke exterior and interior styling from renowned London-based designer Evan K Marshall. Designed with both charter and private use in mind, she is a fine addition to the global charter fleet.

Now you can be among the first to experience her state-of-the-art amenities, luxe entertainment spaces and innovative design features, while island-hopping in the Bahamas or cruising Caribbean hotspots such as St Barts and Saint Martin.

Among her highlights are fixed side balconies in the main salon, master suite and skylounge, which offer charterers a secluded place to soak up the beautiful surrounds and, alongside an expanse of floor-to-ceiling windows, flood the interiors with natural light.

The sundeck, however, is sure to become the daytime hub. Unwind in the six-person Jacuzzi, catch some rays in the sunning areas, sip cocktails at the bar or grab a freshly grilled snack from the barbecue. There is also a back-lit wading pool with skylights aft, which illuminates the 12-seater alfresco dining area on the deck below.

superyacht SERENITY cuts through the water on a luxury yacht charter in Florida

sleek bar and alfresco dining area looked over by a skylight aboard luxury yacht SERENITY

lounging and dining area on main deck aft of charter yacht SERENITY

side deck aboard motor yacht SERENITY when on a private yacht charter in the Bahamas

Meanwhile, the interior of charter yacht SERENITY combines dark walnut soles, African maple cabinetry and lacewood accents with high quality stonework and sumptuous fabrics for a warm, welcoming and luxurious look, perfect for both relaxation and getting together with loved ones on your yacht charter.

In the main salon, backlit onyx frames the huge windows, a glass table offers a formal dining setup forward and a widescreen TV drops down from the ceiling to face an L-shaped sofa. Opposite this is an iron staircase, which spirals up to a skylounge with an intimate seating area, fireplace and games table.

In total, the motor yacht can sleep up to 12 guests in six rooms, including a full-beam master suite with a private study and jade-coloured onyx en suite on the main deck, a VIP suite on the upper deck, and four double cabins on the lower deck, two of which can be converted into a second VIP suite if preferred.

Another memorable feature is her elevator, which provides access to all decks including the sundeck. Plus, she has a stone waterfall encased in glass in the main entryway and a large collection of water toys, allowing guests multiple ways in which to get out on the water.