Benetti superyacht SPECTRE joins the charter fleet

By Katia Damborsky 12 December 2018

Commissioned by experienced owner John Staluppi, the 69m/227ft superyacht SPECTRE has unveiled her charter availability for summer 2019 in Mediterranean hotspots such as the South of France and Italy.

After making waves with her successful launch in August, Benetti’s SPECTRE is the latest superyacht to enter the global charter market.

Her first yacht charter vacations will be taking place in summer 2019, when she will be exploring the glittering coastlines and rugged islands of the West Mediterranean.

SPECTRE’s head-turning exterior, coupled with a wealth of on-board amenities, will no doubt make her one of the most in-demand superyachts for charter when she bursts onto the scene next year.

Superyacht SPECTRE sun deck aerial shot with view of glass-rimmed pool and bar area

Aft of motor yacht SPECTRE, view of beach club, decks and glass pool on sun deck

Charter yacht SPECTRE owners suite with grey carpets, black bed frame, skylight and glass furnishings. Great Gatsby on TV screen

Benetti motor yacht SPECTRE main lobby, with glass lift, art deco lines on the floor and French oil painting on the wall

Perfectly primed for discerning guests, the yacht is home to a vast amount of outdoor deck spaces, all of which are well-equipped to ensure the ambience is enlivened and convivial.

The sun deck is complete with a large, glass-edged pool flanked by sun pads, where guests can lie back and soak up the sun while sipping a drink whipped up at the adjacent wet bar.

Under partial shading, alfresco meals can also be enjoyed while admiring panoramic vistas of the surrounds; for more formal affairs, there is an additional dining set-up on the upper deck.

Her head-turning exterior, coupled with a wealth of on-board amenities, will no doubt make her a highly in-demand superyacht for charter.

Principal charterers will be pleased to find the owner’s suite boasts a private portion of the foredeck, with a spa pool and seating area where quiet sundowners can be savoured. This tucked-away spot also overlooks the yacht’s impressive helipad.

The motor yacht is the eighth Staluppi-superyacht to follow a James Bond-inspired theme. Her interiors were created by Benetti’s in-house design team, and exude a refined 1920’s glamour with bespoke touches reminiscent of boutique Parisian hotels.

French motifs contrast art deco shapes, and her communal areas feature infusions of black and white accents and glass furnishings.