Sailing Yacht CAVALLO Open for Autumn Charters in Fiji

By Rebecca Bradbury 7 September 2016

The 43m/140ft luxury yacht CAVALLO, custom built by Baltic Yachts, is currently on her way to Fiji in the South Pacific, where she will be available to charter until the end of November.

Launched by the Finnish shipyard in 2003, CAVALLO is an all-composite build, which combines an exceptional sailing performance and sleek profile with modern facilities and a timeless interior designed by John Munford.

She is an exceptional charter choice for discerning travellers wanting to explore the stunning waters of Fiji, an archipelago made up of more than 300 rugged islands, steeped in luscious green coves, sun-kissed beaches and glittering turquoise waters.

Guests on board undertaking a charter vacation will be able to take in beautiful vistas of the volcanic island-chain, while dinning alfresco with friends and family in her cockpit forward of the helm or relaxing back with a glass of wine in the aft lounge area.

Steps lead down from here to the swim platform, making access into the gorgeous waters of the South Pacific Ocean as easy as possible and ensuring guests can take advantage of the wide selection of water toys, including water skis, stand-up paddle boards, a Sea-Bob and wakeboard.

superyacht CAVALLO cruising in Fiji on a luxury yacht charter

breakfast is served in alfresco dining area on board luxury yacht CAVALLO

comfortable main salon on board sailing yacht CAVALLO

classically styled master suite on board charter yacht CAVALLO

Dive equipment is also available on board superyacht CAVALLO, offering guests the chance to discover the exceptional underwater life of the South Pacific, with Fiji home to many world-class dive sites such as Coral Coast and the Great Astrolabe Reef.

The opportunities for relaxation and socialising continue inside thanks to a classically-styled main salon with a comfortable lounge to starboard and a formal dining setup to port, and steps that lead up to a second seating area.

High-gloss wooden wall panels and floorboards, and leather and other natural fabrics in muted hues create a welcoming environment in which guests can unwind after a busy day on the water or enjoy an evening get-together.

The timeless décor of the sailing yacht continues into four beautifully appointed staterooms, comprised of two double cabins and two twin cabins. An additional two Pullman berths means she can sleep up to 10 guests.