Sizzling Hot Deals on Cool Alaska Charters
The summer charter season in Alaska begins to hit its prime in late June—which is about two months from today. A handful of top motoryachts still have availability during some of the best weeks in July, August, and September, when daytime temperatures are warm enough to wear short sleeves as you cruise past incredible, towering glaciers.
Chartering a yacht in Alaska creates more amazing, once-in-a-lifetime opportunities than almost any other cruising destination on earth. Relax as your crew maneuvers the motoryacht’s dinghy through bits of broken-off icebergs, grabbing small pieces of thousand-year-old blue ice to chill your cocktails later that night. Spend an afternoon fly-fishing, crabbing, or catching salmon in harbors so secluded that you’ll never see another boat. Take a helicopter ride to a glacier, enjoy a private float plane tour, or swing from a zip line through the spectacular scenery.
And life really doesn’t get much better than sitting in your megayacht’s hot tub and enjoying a glass of champagne while watching the humpback whales breach the water and leap into the air. Cheers!
One-week charter itineraries in Alaska generally run from Juneau to Sitka. Two-week itineraries can be organized to include the spectacular scenery in Desolation Sound. Book now for the remaining prime dates, when weather is typically at its best.
Here are a couple of Charter Yacht Options for your consideration:
SIZZLING HOT DEAL
WILL MELT THE POLAR CAP!!
This 115-foot Christensen offers a proper wooden sauna in the master suite. She is a great yacht for families, with one cabin that has two sets of bunk beds and is ideal for kids to share. The cockpit is big for lots of fishing, and the sundeck hot tub will beckon every day.
$75,000 USD + Expenses per week
**** SPECIAL FOR ANYONE READING THIS EMAIL!!! ****
NINE days for the price of SEVEN
This offer good on any charters booked before May 15, 2012
Also available:
This 122-foot Flagship is ideal for adult couples, with four guest staterooms that each have a king-size bed. Even better is that Shogun’s sundeck can be either enclosed or open depending on the weather from day to day and hour to hour—so you can enjoy every moment of sightseeing in comfort.
$69,000 + Expenses per week
$75,000 USD + Expenses per week
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