26m/83ft motor yacht CENTO is ready for charter in the Balearic Islands of the Western Mediterranean this summer, offering guests 8 days for the price of 7 when they fill a booking gap between the 3rd and the 11th of July this year. Capable of cruising speeds of 18 knots and a maximum speed of 27 knots, she is an ideal yacht for discovering everything the region has to offer.
Motor yacht CENTO
Built by Maiora in 2001 and last refitted in 2016, her near-new interiors have been updated to provide even greater comfort, invigorating colours and contemporary style.
Luxury yacht CENTO – Salon
At any time of the day, the main salon is the ideal place to gather everyone together to chat about the day’s events or plan for future destinations. A widescreen TV will keep the children entertained whilst cruising to the best beaches in the region, and the main deck aft offers a place for the adults to dine or relax outdoors whilst remaining close at hand.
Motor yacht CENTO – Sundeck sunpads and alfresco dining area
Meanwhile, sunbathers can choose to take in the Mediterranean warmth on the sun pads on the foredeck or the sundeck, where there is also a shaded seating area with a table for alfresco dining or just chatting away in each other’s company.
There is an excellent selection of water toys for exploring the world’s favourite charter ground, with the selection containing:
- 3 x water skis
- 2 x Seabobs
- 2 x children’s kneeboards
- 2 x scuba diving equipment
- 1 x wakeboard, and
- inflatable and towable toys
Master suite aboard M/Y CENTO
The on board accommodation is designed for a maximum of 8 guests over 3 comfortable cabins: 1 Master suite, 1 VIP stateroom and 1 double cabin. An expert crew of 4 will ensure that every guest is an enjoyable and easygoing holiday along the glittering coasts of sunny Spain.
Luxury yacht CENTO is available for charter in the Balearic Islands from €29,500-€34,500 per week plus expenses. For more information about her special offer dates and year-round availability, contact CharterWorld today.
