Luxury Yacht Charter in the Caribbean

The Motor Yacht TALITHA G will be in the Caribbean over the festive period and the owner is very keen to charter her out. She is flexible on location and open to negotiation on the 315,000/280,000 euros p/week rate.

TALITHA G remains the epitome of the classic motor yacht as she sails on past her 75th anniversary. Meticulously rebuilt in her entirety in 1994, she offers all the charm, polish and style of a classic London hotel. Incomparable standards of service with the very latest technology on board mean that TALITHA G offers her guests the perfect cruise.

Today TALITHA G is regarded as one of the most successful charter yachts in the world with a packed 12-month schedule every year. Since her re-launch in 1993 she has completed over 130 charters, in the Caribbean, Mediterranean and Baltic Seas, clocking up approximately a quarter of a million sea miles.

TALITHA G offers the latest in communications technology, including VSAT "always on" broadband internet, available worldwide via WiFi throughout the ship.

She is in fantastic condition, boasts and experienced and passionate crew and is captained by one of the best! Click HERE to find out how to enjoy a luxury yacht charter in this beautiful classic.

Imray release extensively revised Chart C42 covering Bay of Biscay

Imray have extensively revised Imray Chart C42; covering the Bay of Biscay.

Chart C42 has been extensively reschemed and rescaled on this edition. Chart coverage, which previously extended from La Gironde to Arcachon, now extends from La Rochelle to the northern Spanish ports of Bilbao and Santander.

Plans included: •Approach to Arcachon •Capbreton •Rada de Higuer •Getaria •Zumaia •Abra de Bilbao •Santoña •Santander. Also includes a plan of La Gironde and La Garonne on the reverse of the chart.

The full range of Imray Charts are available from chartroom-online.com

Imray publish new Adriatic chart - M30

Imray chart M30 Ionian and Southern Adriatic Sea is a brand new chart covering the area from East Sicily and the Strait of Messina, the toe and heel of Italy to Corfu and north to Dubrovnik.

This important passage chart links M23 Adriatic Sea with the Imray-Tetra charts for Greece. The first of a new series on Italy.

The next new charts in this series will cover the Ligurian and Tyrrhenian Seas and will be published early in 2010.