CRUISING
Due to the COVID-19 situation, GUILLEMOT is not available for charter for the remainder of 2020.
GUILLEMOT
THE ULTIMATE SAILING EXPERIENCE
Exquisitely built in 2004 at the renowned Vitters Shipyard in Holland, and refitted in 2019, 43m (141 ft) high performance sailing sloop GUILLEMOT offers a sailing experience which is genuinely second to none.Five en-suite staterooms accommodate up to ten guests in contemporary luxury.
Please contact your broker to book a charter
HIGH PERFORMANCE
CRUISING SLOOP
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GUILLEMOT is a modern and dynamic sailing yacht with sleek lines, combining an exhilarating sailing experience. The boat was built to exceptionally high standards at Vitters Shipyard in 2004 and has been immaculately maintained ever since. The previous major mechanical refit was completed in 2019. Now under new ownership, she will be undergoing an extensive interior refit in 2020.
The calm and contemporary interior is dominated by birchwood, stainless steel and oiled teak surfaces.
Uniquely for a sailing yacht of this size, GUILLEMOT offers accommodation for up to 10 guests in five spacious cabins. The master suite includes a separate dressing room and sauna. There are two VIP state double cabins and 2 twin cabins, all en-suite.
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interior design
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Please contact your broker to book a charter
Yacht details
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BUILDER
Vitters, Netherlands
Vitters, Netherlands
LAUNCHED
2004
2004
REFIT
2019
2019
Length
43m / 141 ft
43m / 141 ft
BEAM
9m
9m
DRAFT
4.2m
4.2m
CREW
7
7
GUESTS
10
10
RANGE
3500nm
3500nm
NAVAL ARCHITECT
Dubois Naval Architects
Dubois Naval Architects
EXTERIOR
STYLING
Dubois Naval Architects
STYLING
Dubois Naval Architects
INTERIOR
STYLING
Dick Young
STYLING
Dick Young
Equipment
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Smuggler Stata 650 tender with Volvo 200hp
Zodiac 4.5m with Yamaha Enduro 25hp
2x Seabobs
2x Inflatabable kayaks
2x Inflatable SUPs
10x Diving Sets
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Cruising areas
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2020 SUMMER
2020 WINTER & 2021 SPRING - CARIBBEAN & CENTRAL AMERICA
CARIBBEAN CRUISING
The Caribbean is one of the world's most popular region for cruises. It’s not difficult to see why. The weather, is, of course, a major factor. A Caribbean cruise comes with the promise of tropical heat and sunshine – a big draw particularly in the peak-season winter months. Then there is the Caribbean’s geographical make up – seemingly tailor-made for cruising, with the islands spaced to allow passengers to arrive at a new port on a new island most mornings. And importantly, a cruise is the best way to see several islands in a single trip.
2021 SUMMER & AUTUMN - SOUTH PACIFIC
SOUTH PACIFIC CRUISING
There's more than one paradise to be found on a South Pacific cruise. It's where hidden jewels like "Mystery Island" and the Tuamotu Archipelago invite exploration. Take a Tahiti cruise, and other South Pacific cruises and you’ll not only discover the pearls of the South Pacific, you'll also be introduced to its wonderful color, culture and flavors through unique programs on board and ashore that will change you forever.
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WINTER 2020 &
SPRING 2021
Caribbean & Central America
LOW SEASON USD 105 000 / WEEK
LOW SEASON USD 105 000 / WEEK
Caribbean & Central America
HIGH SEASON USD 120 000 / WEEK
HIGH SEASON USD 120 000 / WEEK
SUMMER & AUTUMN
2021
South Pacific
LOW SEASON EUR 105 000 / WEEK
LOW SEASON EUR 105 000 / WEEK
South Pacific
HIGH SEASON EUR 120 000 / WEEK
HIGH SEASON EUR 120 000 / WEEK
MYBA terms apply for all charters