Whilst it might have come as a surprise to the locals to see the 81m/266ft motor yacht AIR moored in Ireland this week, it isn’t the first time the Feadship vessel has visited the Emerald Isle.
Whilst she may be infinitely more familiar with the French Riviera and Caribbean, AIR is no stranger to Ireland.
Indeed, she was spotted once at Kinsale Harbour back in 2012, was filmed at anchor in Dunlough Bay in 2014, and visited Dingle Harbour last year.
Of course, unlike the Mediterranean, Ireland is assuredly no hub for luxury yachts, and the sight of an iconic Feadship sat in Cork Harbour caused quite the fervour.
Expected to be available for charter in the likes of Greece and Croatia this summer, AIR is just as exciting inside as she is when seen from on land.
As a pedigree Feadship superyacht, AIR is sure to form a lasting impression on every kind of modern charterer
Naturally, as a Feadship superyacht, AIR has garnered nothing but glowing praise. Unsurprising, really, when you consider that she features a large swimming pool, a forward-thinking and one of a kind interior, and a range of dedicated exterior spaces.
Indeed, when you consider that the award winning partnership of the in-house naval architects De Voogt and Remi Tessier is responsible for her styling, you quickly appreciate just how much of a marvel this particular vessel is.
Capable of accommodating up to 12 guests across a range of 7 well appointed staterooms, superyacht AIR also comes with an attendant crew of 21.
As more images surface of her spending some time near the Emerald Isle, YachtCharterFleet will be sure to continue providing coverage.
In order to find out more regarding M/Y, or to make enquiries into her current availability, please get in touch with your preferred charter broker.
Alternatively, take a look at all Feadship luxury yachts available for charter.
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81m
Feadship
2011 / 2017
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