DIANE’S decks are a wonderful feature. An exceptionally large fold-down beach club is the place for lazy waterside afternoons or adrenalin-fuelled water sports, while the sundeck is a more private retreat, relaxing on sun pads, cooling off in the Jacuzzi or al fresco dining.
Dominated by light, the main salon and upper sky lounge offer an inviting ambiance. The latter includes a bar and extensive seating, leading out to the bridge deck where a large dining table, gym equipment and sun pads can be found. The more formal main saloon and its adjoining dining area benefit from deep, luxurious sofas, a bar and a large dining table for up to 10 guests.
Flexible accommodation for 10 guests can be found in five en-suite cabins. The master is situated on the main deck, while the VIP cabin and the additional double and two twin cabins can be found on the lower deck.
LENGTH:
BEAM:
DRAFT:
BUILT / REFIT:
NUMBER OF GUESTS:
NUMBER OF CABINS:
CREW:
CRUISING SPEED:
MAX SPEED:
HULL MATERIAL:
BUILDER:
FLAG:
ENGINES:
Adam Kittel
British
Adam was born in London and has been working aboard yachts since the 1980´s, starting at grass roots level and working in every department, from deckhand, steward, engineer and chief officer to becoming a captain. He has also been known to cook, making yachting a full time career.
In his early start he had the opportunity to cross the Pacific, Atlantic, charter in the Caribbean and the Mediterranean. In his most recent years he has cruised in Scandinavia, Scotland, Ireland, the UK and Portugal.
Adam spent 8 years living in Egypt, cruising the Red Sea and spent summer seasons in the Eastern Med. Needless to say he has a strong passion for the sea. Adam welcomes you aboard and offers you a safe and unforgettable experience on M/Y DIANE.
Sitemap
Home | Charter | Sales | Destinations | Enquire
Copyright© 2023 ‚ Eden Rock – St Barths | Developped by Anthony Profit, kulturecom,
If you would like to discover more about Eden Rock Yacht Rental, you can receive the latest news by providing your contact details.
