Luxury Sailing Yacht for Charter
HEMISPHERE
44.20m (145′)| Pendennis | 2011 (2023)
5 Cabins | 12 Guests | 10 Crew
SUMMER 2025
From: € 235,000 p/w
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ABOUT | KEY FEATURES | MAIN SPECIFICATIONS | EXTERIOR | INTERIOR | ACCOMMODATION
Key Information
About HEMISPHERE
HEMISPHERE is designed to deliver incredible experiences. She has a PADI-certified, Nitrox-capable dive centre for up to 12 guests and Captain Gavin is a qualified dive instructor with encyclopaedic knowledge and infectious passion for marine life in this divers' paradise. There is a 16.4m (53.8ft) sports fishing tender, available for charters in the Caribbean and Pacific, for exploring ashore and reaching special dive sites as well as tournament-standard fishing capabilities.
With a 16.6m (54.5ft) beam, her deck spaces are vast. From her flybridge jacuzzi and al fresco dining areas to her shaded spaces on the main deck aft and the sunbathing trampoline forward where you can watch dolphins play underway, she covers every base for relaxation and entertainment. Two VIP cabins on the main deck each have access to a terrace lounge forward and her award-winning interiors are refined yet instantly welcoming.
HEMISPHERE and hew crew live to the maxim 'Sometimes you have to step off the beaten path, for the bigger rewards in life' and relentlessly glowing feedback from delighted guests means they deliver those rewards every time.
Key Features
- Designed for off the beaten track exploration
- Two principal suites
- Included in price: 16.4m Custom Sports Fishing tender for shore excursions, diving and fishing trips (available for charters in the Caribbean and Pacific)
- Certified PADI dive training centre with two dive instructors as part of the crew - guests can become PADI certified whilst on board
- Large jacuzzi on the sun deck
- Sport tournament standard fishing equipment
- Long standing crew with outstanding charter record
- Unrivalled deck and interior space in 499 GT
Main Specifications
Fuel consumption: (230 l/per hour combined yacht & tender)
Generators: 425 litres per day
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