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The Wellesley’s yacht charter service is the luxe private cruise you’ve been dreaming of

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Overlooking Hyde Park, Knightsbridge’s The Wellesley is a five star urban oasis that combines the high glamor of traditional London with unbeatable modern and luxurious amenities and services. And they’ve just begun a new chapter in scintillating luxury by offering their guests a superyacht for charter. Called MY The Wellesley, the 56m Art Deco superyacht can accommodate up to 12 guests in addition to its permanent crew of 12 staff. On this luxurious vessel, 350sqm of outdoor space is spread out over three decks along with deluxe features like jet skis, an 8 person Jacuzzi and even an outdoor cinema.

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The yacht boasts 1920s inspired Art Deco design which is also reflected in the bespoke furniture, black and white portraits and beveled mirrors. The bathrooms are fitted with hand-selected Arabescato Corchia marble from the Carrera region in Italy. You can enjoy a lux cruise while your personal chef creates your favorite foods, or enjoy a massage on deck before having a barbecue with your friends. You can explore beaches and coves or simply enjoy the open sea as you sample some of the world’s best cigars and cognac.

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MY The Wellesley is available to charter at €240,000 (approx. £201,392 or $266,040) per week but the hotel also offers packages that include an overnight stay at The Wellesley in London.
Learn more at www.mythewellesley.com

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Vivien is a features writer with over eight years of expertise, specializing in celebrities and fashion. Since 2013, she has contributed to Luxurylaunches, delving deep into celebrity lifestyles and high-end fashion trends. Her pieces capture the essence of luxury, from coveted couture to intriguing collaborations. Beyond her journalistic pursuits, Vivien aspires for sun-soaked moments in St. Tropez, unique Nike Air Max sneakers, and Cartier's timeless Baignoire watch. With a discerning eye and a knack for capturing the opulence of the celebrity world, she remains a trusted voice in the realms of glamour and style.

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