flying fox yacht charter

2019   Lurssen    446ft  /  136m

FLYING FOX Yacht Charter

FLYING FOX currently registered in the Cayman Islands is actively available for charter in several cruising destinations.

The luxury motor yacht FLYING FOX was built by Lurssen and delivered to her owner in 2019.

The exterior of FLYING FOX is designed by Espen Oeino.

The 446ft / 136m FLYING FOX has been constructed with a steel hull and is powered by 2X MTU diesel with a cruising speed of 17 knots and a top speed of 20 knots.

Charter guest accommodation

FLYING FOX has been designed to comfortably accommodate up to 22 charter guests in 11 suites.

The guest cabins comprise a primary suite with a king size bed and en-suite bathroom facilities and 10 VIP suites with a king size bed and en-suite bathroom facilities.

Your luxury charter crew

Your luxury charter on board motor yacht FLYING FOX will be managed by the crew of 54 including the captain.

The crew will ensure you have a relaxed and enjoyable charter experience with all of your needs catered for while on board.

The 54 crew have their own separate crew quarters allowing guests to enjoy increased levels of privacy.

Amenities & Entertainment

Amenities on board for the charter guests include Air Conditioning, BBQ, Beach club, Beauty salon, Cinema, Outdoor shower, Elevator, Games console, Gym, Helipad, Ice maker, iPod dock, Jacuzzi on deck, Media movie server, Satellite Communications, Satellite radio, Satellite TV, Sauna, Spa, Stabilizers, Steam room, Streaming online media, Swim platform, Swimming pool and Wi-Fi.

An extensive list of further amenities and water toys can be seen under the features and amenities section.

Yacht charter destinations

FLYING FOX is Currently cruising in the Indian Ocean, the West Mediterranean and Africa.

Sample itineraries for the cruising destinations can be supplied by your professional charter broker allowing you to plan your luxury yacht charter vacation in detail.

• Andhra Pradesh
• Bay of Bengal

West Mediterranean

• Balearic Islands
• Corsica & Sardinia
• Sicily & Aeolian Islands
• Amalfi Coast
• French Riviera
• West Indian Ocean
• South Africa
• Air Conditioning
• Beauty salon
• Movie Theatre
• Outdoor shower
• Games console
• Jacuzzi on deck
• Media movie server
• Satellite Communications
• Satellite radio
• Satellite TV
• Stabilisers
• Streaming online media
• Swim platform
• Swimming pool
• Inflatable Watertoys
• Banana boat - towable
• Beach games
• Jet Skis (standup)
• Paddleboards
• Tube - towable
• Water skis - adult
• Water skis - child
• Waverunners (Sit Down)
• Dive Compressor
• Crew can instruct
• Scuba Diving Equipment
• Snorkeling Gear
• Underwater lighting

Destinations

Frequently Asked Questions

How much to charter flying fox.

FLYING FOX has a weekly charter price starting at €4,000,000 and an estimated daily charter price of €667,000.

How many guests on board FLYING FOX?

FLYING FOX can accommodate 22 sleeping guests on board in 11 cabins.

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Flying Fox is a 446 feet megayacht that pushes the boundaries of the definition of a luxury yacht. It features 11 cabins and sleeps 25 guests. With 25 day guests capacity, Flying Fox is ideal for large groups or families. Offering opulent features, avant garde design, and state-of-the-art technology, it is the yacht of choice for those who want to splurge. 

Built in 2019 by Lurssen with exteriors designed by Espen Oeino and interiors by Mark Berryman Design , Flying Fox is the ideal extravagant yacht for the elite traveler. A professional and friendly crew of 54 on board provides VIP service, ensuring exquisite pampering on your holiday.

Major Features

From the moment you step on board, lush on-deck features instantly captivates you, presenting an endless list of amenities designed for rest and relaxation. The living space promises entertainment, unadulterated comfort, exclusivity, and lavish interiors. 

On this megayacht you will find Helipad, Beach Club, Swimming Pool, Deck Jacuzzi, Gym, Spa, and Steam. With all-out extravagant features, Flying Fox has spared no expense in creating grand experiences for its guests.

And with a full VIP crew whose dedication to sophistication and elegance is paramount, Flying Fox offers the perfect opportunity to travel in style. Its state-of-the-art navigation features guarantee a safe, smooth, and comfortable ride. All you have to do is sit back, relax, watch unbelievable sunsets from the Jacuzzi on deck, and marvel at the natural beauty that surrounds.

Amenities and Toys

Flying Fox is unlike any other yacht on the list. It is bigger, better, and more capable of providing the ultimate luxury yacht charter experience. Facilities, design, and technology aside, Flying Fox is a 5-star private resort on water.

With a crew that outnumbers guests, and interiors adorned with the most lavish decors and finishings, Flying Fox will make you feel like royalty. Additionally, get to experience the latest water toys on board, including a range of watersports gear alongside Seadoo Jet Ski and Seabob that create fun and adventure.

Destinations

A luxury yacht presents opportunities to discover luxurious destinations. Flying Fox is normally based in Cannes with a luxury marina to boast. Cruising across France, Spain, Monaco, Malta, Croatia, Greece, Turkey, Italy, Montenegro, Cyprus – you are provided with the perfect combination of stunning natural scenery, historic towns with beautiful architecture, and the most delicious cuisine unique to Mediterranean .

Get to visit the most famous coastline cities and islands on board this luxury megayacht. And more than just indulging in all the spoils of nature and culture, guests can look forward to ending their day with pampering and ultimate comfort on board Flying Fox. Flying Fox is a floating palace and if you’re planning a charter where money's no object, then this is the yacht of choice for you. With elegance and sophistication at hand, combined with the latest yacht technologies and advancements, plus the VIP service of a dedicated staff, Flying Fox presents the ultimate luxury yacht charter holiday.

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Flying Fox: The Largest Charter Yacht in the World

Following her spring 2019 delivery, Flying Fox effortlessly vaulted to the title of largest private charter yacht in the world.

By Ellie Brade

It is rare that a yacht the size of the 446-ft M/Y Flying Fox comes onto the charter market. Following her spring 2019 delivery, this one-of-a-kind vessel effortlessly vaulted to the title of largest private charter yacht  in the world. For those seeking the finest on-water experience, Ellie Brade shows why Flying Fox is hard to beat.

It is hard to know where to begin when trying to do justice to Flying Fox . Built in Germany by Lürssen , under the supervision of Imperial acting as builder supervisor and owner’s representative, she features a dove gray hull and distinctive curved exterior lines by Espen Øino, with an interior by Mark Berryman. Her staggering length of 446 ft, a beam of 74 ft and her huge volume mean it is no surprise that one of the yacht’s biggest assets is the sheer amount of space on board, both inside and out.

“ Flying Fox ’s layout has been wisely thought out by her designers to ensure that each area offers guests something unique, whether that is a two-story salon to entertain or a cinema room to be entertained,” says Julia Stewart, director of Imperial, the exclusive charter agent for Flying Fox . “The attention to every single detail has been critically observed to provide guests an unforgettable luxurious experience on board.”

A true passion project developed in close collaboration with her owner, Flying Fox ’s appealing design makes her eminently suited to the yacht charter market. Developed to be a home away from home, the yacht is packed with a near-endless list of features that make it hard to consider the idea of ever leaving.

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The unique curved architecture of the ship

The yacht’s grand exterior glides through the water

“ Flying Fox caters to all types of charter guests thanks to her beautiful looks and limitless amenities,” says Stewart. “If you want to set out on an adventure, there are all the toys and tenders you will need and highly trained instructors to take care of you; if fine food is more what interests you, then the culinary offering is unrivaled; for wellness lovers, the spa is unparalleled.”

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Flying Fox ’s contemporary and functional interior draws on Japanese influences to create a calm and serene environment that makes use of a small palette of colors and materials including bamboo, oak, fine stones and leather. Exquisite mosaic and tile work also feature throughout the decor. Fresh greenery and towering ficus trees and planters are special touches that enhance the entire vessel and effortlessly bring the outside in.

PYC compliant, and able to welcome up to 36 guests in the care of 54 expert crew, Flying Fox has accommodations for 25 guests in 11 cabins. These include a show-stopping master suite complete with 180-degree views, his and hers dressing rooms, a private beauty room and a sitting room complete with its own fireplace — one of five fireplaces on board. The 10 additional guest cabins each have their own sea terraces for a personal view across the ocean. Each cabin is en suite with a 75-in TV screen and media center, and has its own design flair.

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A focal interior point for guests is the sweeping atrium-style, two-level salon, which takes full advantage of the available height and volume to deliver a large seating area that overlooks the main salon, with a real-wood fireplace, below. This light-filled haven invites guests to throw off the weight of the world and relax. Other popular interior spots include the full cinema with D-box seating for 14 guests, an Atmos sound system, media system with more than 3,000 movies, a virtual-reality system and an abundance of games. A private dining room, with another real fireplace and enough seating for all on board, boasts its own aquarium as part of the styling, and is the ideal setting for enjoying formal meals created by the yacht’s talented culinary team.

An emphasis on social living, wellness and relaxation is seen throughout and nowhere less so than the spa. “Covering 4,305 sq ft over two floors, the spa is a state-of-the-art achievement that has been called a ‘little Palace Hotel Merano,’” says Stewart. “From the impressive Jacuzzi set in the middle, through to the hammam, sauna, cryo sauna, dry and wet massage areas, or the fully equipped 970-sq-ft gym, the assets offered are above expectations and run by trained professionals, with proven credentials, or former Olympic athletes.” The cryotherapy chamber is of particular note, as it’s the first to ever be installed on a private yacht, and is able to go down to temperatures of -166 Fahrenheit; it will tick the boxes for those looking for a true endorphin rush. A private medic is also part of the crew on board.

The yacht’s outdoor seating area

An aerial view of the beautiful swimming pool

This dedication to wellness is seen across every deck, with numerous spaces to gather, relax and enjoy the water. The nearly 74-ft-wide swimming platform serves as a base for sunbathing and utilizing the yacht’s vast collection of water gear that includes a large selection of tenders, jet skis and Seabobs. A fully equipped professional dive center is positioned on the port side of the lower deck, with two dedicated folding terraces. “The on-board dive center is the best ever built on a superyacht,” says Stewart. “Run by PADI-certified specialists who have the ability to train guests, it includes an impressive selection of gear of all sizes, its own breathing system that allows it to be completely autonomous and a three-seat decompression chamber.”

If the ocean doesn’t appeal, then head to the main deck, home to a truly impressive 40-ft pool. Placed transversely — a unique approach when compared to most superyacht layouts — the pool has an adjustable floor height that allows users to tailor their swim, with swim and massage jets at alternate ends. The pool is also a popular gathering spot for sunbathing or simply enjoying drinks and the undisturbed views. Other highlights across the four exterior decks include sheltered lounge areas, sun-drenched teak decks, two Jacuzzis — one on the owner’s deck and one on the sun deck forward — and the privately positioned roof deck that delivers escapism and serenity in equal measure.

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Food lovers will appreciate the multitude of dining options found throughout the yacht. “On the cuisine side, Flying Fox is definitely out of this world: not only carrying some of the best chefs, with some having worked with Michelin-starred chefs, but also having impressive galley capacities and incredible areas to dine,” says Stewart. Favorite spots include the bridge deck, with a dining setup, bar and an open kitchen with cooking options, including a full-size rotisserie, tandoori, pizza oven and teppanyaki and churrasco grills, which ensure all tastes and flavors are covered.

While capable of traveling to far-flung destinations, Flying Fox is currently based in the Mediterranean. Access in even the most remote anchorages is easy thanks to the two helipads on board, with the upper deck helipad ranked as ‘18-meter D-Value’ and big enough to accommodate Flying Fox ’s Airbus H175 12-seat helicopter, the largest private helicopter in the world. The upper deck helipad has a double use and can transform into a dance floor like no other for partying under the stars.

The visionary  Flying Fox  yacht dwarfs her competitors — literally and figuratively — and delivers luxury escapism in the highest measure.

The bi-level living spaces within the Flying Fox yacht

The outdoor dining area

  Flying Fox yacht is available to charter from $3.5m per week. Contact: Julia Stewart, Director, [email protected] , imperial-yachts.com

Photos: Guillaume Plisson for Imperial

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Delivered last year, the 446ft Flying Fox is the world’s largest charter yacht, offering the ultimate luxury getaway for up to 25 guests in 11 staterooms.

The 136m Flying Fox presents an otherworldly charter experience, with the kind of choices you can only dream of having. For starters, if you decide to fly to the world’s largest charter yacht,

there’s the question of which helipad you want to land on. The helipad on the forward bridge deck is for choppers with a maximum diameter of 46ft when rotors are spinning, while up on the sun deck, there’s a bigger, more frequently used helideck for up to 59ft, designed for the owner’s Airbus H175.

However, the big helideck is much more than that. Not only does it have a purpose-built waiting room, but when the pad’s clear and the sun goes down, the whole area can be converted into a beautifully lit alfresco dining area with a dancefloor and stage for live entertainment.

“It’s a large area to play with and it can transform into a special event venue, which we’ve done for guests. Versatility is the essence of our daily work,” says one of Flying Fox’s two Captains, who typically rotate and head a remarkable 54-strong crew that includes former Olympians and British military, embodying the calibre of people assigned to look after such a yacht and its elite charter guests.

Since being delivered to her owner early last year, the 446ft Lurssen build with the wavy Espen Oeino exterior has been listed among the world’s top 20 largest yachts, but she’s best known as the largest and most expensive charter yacht, with a weekly rate from €3.5 million or almost US$ 4 million (excluding VAT and APA).

“The world’s most experienced charter guests were demanding this kind of once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.” – Julia Stewart, Imperial

Julia Stewart, Director of Imperial, the yacht’s central agent for charter, says Flying Fox is worth every penny for those who can afford the PYC-compliant megayacht, which can have up to 36 guests during the day and accommodate up to 25 overnight in one master stateroom and 10 VIP ensuites.

“Flying Fox is the most refined charter experience available and the most expensive, but every euro spent on a journey on board is definitely worth it. After experiencing this yacht, your vision of a luxury retreat will be completely different,” Stewart says.

“Above all, Flying Fox is about lifestyle, self-retreat and relaxation, When charter guests journey on board, it’s like completely escaping from the rest of the world. The world’s most experienced charter guests were demanding this kind of once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.”

Flying Fox can feel like a small world unto itself, only she’s really not small. To comprehend the scale of the 9,022GT yacht, it’s worth noting her volume is almost double that of the world’s second-largest charter yacht (112m) and more than three times that of the third (92m). Lists and rankings may change and be disputed, but you get the idea.

Currently in the Mediterranean for her second summer season, Flying Fox is scheduled later this year to return to Asia, where she already has charter bookings. It will be her second stint in the region. having spent time in the Maldives during an Indian Ocean cruise earlier this year for her winter charter season, which was eventually halted due to Covid-19 (see box).

Stewart says Asia holds a strong appeal for international clients seeking new destinations to explore, as well as those living on the continent who are aware of just how much more there is to be seen.

“Guests often demand new sensations that only secluded areas can offer,” she says. “The Caribbean is a busy place, but in Asia, there are so many areas, lagoons, islands and archipelagos to be explored. It’s like an unlimited playground.”

TAKING OFF WITH FLYING FOX

If any yacht can take you anywhere in Asia in comfort and safety, it’s Flying Fox, which has an advanced medical clinic, a facility that has moved near the top of the priority list of today’s superyacht charter guests.

Furthermore, the multi-national crew from Europe, Asia, Oceania and South Africa include several ex-British military from the Royal Marines and Special Boat Service (SBS), the naval equivalent of the world-famous SAS (Special Air Service).

“They’re hired for both top-end close protection and their background in maritime security, important for both clients and the security of such a high-end asset,” says the current onboard Captain.”All of our crew are highly skilled in their particular fields and we have a great level of expertise in technical diving, massage and beauty treatments of all varieties, medical personnel, aviation, hospitality service, chefs and fine dining.

“As for the Olympians on board, let’s just say that you’ll be served faster than you can imagine, and if you ask us to jump, we ask how high and how far,” he smiles.

Although Flying Fox can’t qualify for the Olympics, she can travel pretty far, with a range of 6,500nm, and is remarkably quick for her size, with a top speed of 20 knots.

Just as importantly for client comfort, she’s very quiet and has no vibration while underway or when using any of the four thrusters, another major achievement considering her volume.

“Vessels of this size are designed to flex as we move through the seaway, which can often create noise on the interior, but Flying Fox is extremely quiet,” adds the Captain, who has vast experience of the Indian Ocean area, from Tanzania, Seychelles and even Oman across to the Maldives, Sri Lanka, Thailand and Malaysia.

BEACH HOUSE AT SEA 

Guest areas start with the sea-level lower deck and the main deck, which features the 12m outdoor pool aft and 10 VIP suites with balconies. The bridge deck includes the popular exterior galley aft, huge main saloon and cinema.

The owner’s deck has an aft saloon overlooking the main saloon, offices, studio, beauty room, dressing rooms and forward stateroom with outdoor jacuzzi. On the sun deck, there’s a winter garden and jacuzzi forward of the main helipad.

A central lift connects these five main guest decks, plus there’s an elegant observation deck a few steps up from the sun deck.

The calming, nature-inspired interior by Mark Berryman feels like a beach resort, with extensive use of bamboo, teak and oak offset by the lush greenery of large plants spread throughout the rooms and common areas.

The relaxed setting makes you feel like you’re supposed to walk around barefoot, before and after pool and spa sessions, or a zone-out in one of the outdoor jacuzzis.

“Flying Fox is like a home at sea,” Stewart says. “The warm, zenlike interior gives a really comfortable atmosphere where everybody can feel relaxed. The wood, trees and plants everywhere help you to breathe deeply, to really feel like you’re now out of the madness of the outside world. It’s a unique, agreeable feeling.”

The Captain agrees: “Both the interior and exterior have a relaxing design. It’s very much like a beach house, so guests immediately feel like they’re on holiday.”

“It’s very much like a beach house, so guests immediately feel like they’re on holiday.” – Captain, Flying Fox

TOYS, POOLS, SPA AND… CRYOTHERAPY

In terms of features and facilities, Flying Fox has everything you need and can imagine wanting on a yacht, starting with the 12m transverse pool along the aft end of the main deck. The pool is hugely popular with both adults and children, Stewart says, and the water – salt or fresh – can be heated or cooled in a matter of minutes.

Life at anchor benefits hugely from dynamic positioning (DP), a rare

technological feature on a charter yacht that enables it to remain stationary without anchoring, for increased comfort and safety. DP can even be programmed to gradually rotate the yacht, such as to follow the sun.

“Despite her massive size, flexibility is the real strength of Flying Fox. If a guest wants the aft deck to face the sun all day, we can set the DP to track the sun for that perfect tan,” says the Captain, who adds that the system also opens up cruising areas by allowing access to nonanchoring zones that other vessels may not be permitted to enter.

For those who want to do more than lie by the pool all day, there’s a superbly equipped 1,000sqft gym just yards away, while downstairs on the lower deck is a paradise for watersports lovers.

A full-beam garage for five tenders up to 4lft give an idea of the scale of toys on offer, while aft on the port side is the watersports centre with fold-down platform flanked by separate dive and kite stores.

Power toys include six jetskis, four F5S Seabobs, a flyboard and hoverboard, while tender toys include wakesurfing and waterskiing

equipment, and a large selection of towing inflatables.

There’s also a foil board and a particularly wide range of kitesurfing equipment along with kayaks, SUPs, surfboards, fishing gear, wetsuits and protective wear.

The dive centre is first-class, with a large selection of suits, tanks, compressor pumps and even underwater cameras, while a double-lock decompression chamber with three seats is among the best of its kind. The yacht’s PADI-certified instructors can cater to all levels, from teaching introductory courses to supervising dives to depths of 100m.

After physical activity, Flying Fox offers a soothing array of ways to relax and unwind in its 4,300sqft, two-floor spa, connected to the watersports hub and monitored by multi-skilled therapists.

With heated limestone floors and louvred oak panelling, the spa’s centrepiece is a vast spa pool, with water that can be changed from steaming hot to icy cold in about 10 minutes. It’s ideal as a plunge pool following time in the Turkish hammam or Finnish sauna, while there’s even a cryotherapy chamber, the first installed on a superyacht and a firm favourite with charter clients.

On the floor above, the spa lobby leads to separate rooms for dry and wet massages, and a three-station beauty salon offering hair and skin treatments, manicures and pedicures. “Guests rate the spa as good as if not better than the best you can find ashore,” Stewart remarks.

OUTDOOR DINING, OUTDOOR COOKING

Flying Fox also offers world-class cuisine around the clock and the most popular dining area is on the aft bridge deck, where chefs at the exterior galley cook for up to 24 seated diners.

This showpiece cooking zone is fun for guests and a delight for chefs, whose hardware includes a Teppanyaki grill, tandoor oven, Josper charcoal grill, full-size rotisserie and pizza oven.

“The exterior galley is the favourite area of all guests,” Stewart says. “It’s the perfect social area to relax, socialise, drink and dine at the end of a busy day at sea. It’s great to relax at the bar and watch the galley brigade creating exceptional dishes of your choice.”

Ensuring guests from every part of the world are catered for and provided with the meals they want, clients complete a comprehensive document prior to boarding that covers all dietary requirements and desired cuisine.

“Everybody knows a charter journey is about culinary experiences, so the head chef and his team adapt to all requests and requirements,” Stewart adds. “Flexibility is at the heart of Flying Fox more than any other superyacht because we simply can’t disappoint guests.”

Once dinner’s over, a walk through the saloon leads to the indoor cinema, which features a Dolby Atmos sound system and huge comfy chairs with D-Box motion technology. It also offers video games, while there’s VR technology on board, too.

Imperial has operated in Asia for over a decade, managing private yachts cruising in the Indian Ocean and Southeast Asia, and charter yachts such as the 60m Arkley and more recently the 82m ROMEA (see Charter, Issue 50). However, Flying Fox offers a new gold standard for the charter world, one that will be seen in Asia in the coming months.

“Imperial has always had the reputation for tailored service, attention to detail and constant control of all operations whether it’s new build, management, sales or charter. It’s true that delivering several iconic superyachts in the past five years has raised our profile, but our strength is the 24/7 dedication we apply to our business,” Stewart says.

“Now, on Flying Fox, we offer a yacht that combines everything you’d like to experience once in a lifetime.”

Technical Details

• SHIPYARD:Lurssen
• YACHT TYPE:MOTOR
• EXTERIOR DESIGNER:Espen Oeino
• INTERIOR DESIGNER:Mark Berryman
• LENGTH:136 M
• BEAM:22.5 M
• DRAFT:5.1 M
• CRUISING SPEED:15 KNOTS
• GUESTS (CRUISING):25
• GUESTS (SLEEPING):25
• NUMBER OF CABINS:11
• CONFIGURATION:1 MASTER I 10 GUEST
• PRICE PER WEEK FROM:3500000 EUR
• AMENITIES: JACUZZI, POOL, GYM, SPA, JET SKIES, HELIPAD, CINEMA, SEABOBS, BEACH CLUB,

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FLYING FOX yacht charter FLYING FOX currently registered in the Cayman Islands is actively available for charter in several cruising destinations. The luxury motor yacht FLYING FOX was built by Lurssen and delivered to her owner in 2019. The exterior of FLYING FOX is designed by Espen Oeino. The 446ft / 136m FLYING FOX has been constructed with a steel hull and is powered by 2X MTU diesel with a cruising speed of 17 knots and a top speed of 20 knots. | Charter guest accommodation :: FLYING FOX has been designed to comfortably accommodate up to 22 charter guests in 11 suites. The guest cabins comprise a primary suite with a king size bed and en-suite bathroom facilities and 10 VIP suites with a king size bed and en-suite bathroom facilities. | Your luxury charter crew :: Your luxury charter on board motor yacht FLYING FOX will be managed by the crew of 54 including the captain. The crew will ensure you have a relaxed and enjoyable charter experience with all of your needs catered for while on board. The 54 crew have their own separate crew quarters allowing guests to enjoy increased levels of privacy. | Amenities & Entertainment :: Amenities on board for the charter guests include BBQ, Beach club, Beauty salon, Deck shower, Elevator, Gym, Helipad, Ice maker, Jacuzzi on deck, Sauna, Spa, Steam room and Swimming pool. An extensive list of further amenities and water toys can be seen under the features and amenities section. | Yacht charter destinations :: FLYING FOX is Currently cruising in the Indian Ocean, the West Mediterranean and Africa. Sample itineraries for the cruising destinations can be supplied by your professional charter broker allowing you to plan your luxury yacht charter vacation in detail.

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• Engine 2X MTU diesel
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• Cruising speed 17 Knots
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The 466-foot-long, pyc-compliant superyacht has room for 22 passengers and 54 crew members..

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The Flying Fox is not only the world’s largest charter vessel; it’s pretty dang easy on the eyes.

Part of Monaco-based Imperial ’s fleet of charter yachts, the mammoth measures a staggering 466 feet in length and nearly 74 feet in width. Built by German yacht maker Lürssen, the vessel lays claim to the 14th largest interior in the world, according to Superyacht Times . That ample space provides room for 22 guests and a crew of 54. It also holds 11 staterooms, including a private master suite on the top deck with its own jacuzzi, and a number of VIP suites with terraces and ensuite bathrooms.

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Elsewhere, the tastefully appointed Mark Berryman–designed bar area includes a two-story saloon, a wooden fireplace, a huge dining table with enough room for every guest and a movie theater with state-of-the-art A/V capabilities. The boat’s self-proclaimed “curvy and extraordinary” exterior, which was designed by Espen Øino , includes a 39-foot swimming pool, an extra-wide swim platform, beach club, on-deck jacuzzi and sundeck, not to mention a beauty salon and barbecue area. There’s also a 13,000-square-foot spa that offers a hammam, sauna, massage area and a gym. And just for kicks, the yacht also boasts not one but two helipads—because you never know who might be flying in for a visit.

The “Flying Fox”  Imperial

Should you get antsy on the vast deck, no need to get cabin fever. The Flying Fox has a small fleet of nine tenders, a professional dive center and a plethora of recreational toys, including four Sea-Doo jet skis, four Seabobs, kayaks, paddleboards and four Vespa GTS Super 300s in case you need to explore any nearby islands.

Despite its gargantuan size, the boat is no slouch when it comes to performance, either. According to Imperial, the superyacht is capable of a top speed of 20 knots and cruises at 15 knots.

If you want to take out the Flying Fox for a spin, you can request information about the boat from Imperial. In the meantime, see more photos of the vessel below.

Bryan Hood is a digital staff writer at Robb Report. Before joining the magazine, he worked for the New York Post, Artinfo and New York magazine, where he covered everything from celebrity gossip to…

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Spotlight – Lurssen’s Flying Fox

BY APB Staff on 10 Jun 2020

The world's largest charter yacht offers two helipads, nine tenders, five fireplaces and the first ever cryosauna - chilling down to 110 degrees below zero.

All images copyright Imperial / Photographer: Guillaume Plisson

At 136 metres length overall, Flying Fox is one of the world’s largest yachts, and currently the largest yacht available for charter, at a cool €3.5 million per week. Apart from enormous size, Flying Fox has pedigree, as she was built by Lurssen, which has launched 10 of the top 20 superyachts currently afloat.

Her exterior design was by Norwegian designer Espen Oeino, the undisputed king of the megayachts. Flying Fox has a bluish gray hull that almost melds with the sea when the yacht is at anchor, leaving the curving white lines of the superstructure, accented with wood trim, to provide a subtle contrast.

PYC compliant and roomy for her size (she is the 14th largest vessel in terms of volume but 16th in length overall), Flying Fox has 11 cabins for 25 guests. Each cabin has a private sea view terrace, and guests can request additional accommodation for their staff. Apart from the master cabin, the guest cabins are all the same, enormous size.

Clearly built with charter guests in mind, Flying Fox is unlikely to disappoint visitors. A 12-metre swimming pool that runs across the beam of the aft deck is unlike anything available on a superyacht today.

But perhaps some of the biggest innovations in onboard comfort are what you can’t see from the outside. Mark Berryman took advantage of the enormous volume to create an open interior that spans two decks – a new development that complements the relatively high ceilings throughout. The two-floor salon has a wood fireplace and a dining table that seats 22. After dinner, a high-end cinema room with D-box seats and state-of-the-art surrounding sound will provide the apres-swim entertainment.

Berryman evoked a soothing atmosphere with his trademark use of warm natural colours and decorations. The furnishings are in bamboo, teak and oak, which create the sense of being in a forest villa or retreat, rather than onboard one of the world’s most ostentatious superyachts.

The whole design is enhanced by real trees and plants that are growing throughout the vessel, adding to the sense of being outdoors, even while inside the comfort of the yacht. Travertine and Jerusalem stone are matched against leather finery throughout the interior.

One of the eye-catching features is the two-floor spa covering 400 square metres, perhaps among the largest on-board spas ever made.

On the lower deck, a lounge with jacuzzi has direct access to the dive centre. There is a hammam, sauna and a cryosauna, to provide a chilling escape from the world. The main chamber in the cryosauna reportedly drops to -110℃, which is said to make people more mentally alert and improve muscle recovery. Above, there are massage rooms and a gym.

The main deck is fitted with 10 VIP en-suite cabins, which follow a spiral staircase or lift serving all decks to access the key interior area on bridge deck.

The master cabin is located on the upper deck forward and made to combine one’s professional and personal life. The cabin is décorated with trees and a wood fireplace – one of five wood fireplaces onboard – with a bay window opening to the private jacuzzi. A beauty centre is even included in the private, master space.

The private zone for the main guest or owner has all the accoutrements you’d expect if you’re running a global business empire. There is a saloon with wood fireplace and a conference on the aft deck, along with a private office, bathrooms with dressing areas (his and hers). Aft, there is an outdoor cinema.

Sea views are a premium delight and on this, Flying Fox delivers. There is an observation salon with circular roof windows where one can relish a moment in the forward jacuzzi, overlooking remote and exotic seascapes. On the roof deck itself, a panoramic exterior salon offers the top-tier view from over 30 metres above the waterline.

The Passenger Yacht Code (PYC) has allowed yacht owners and builders to expand far beyond the 12-guest limit, and Flying Fox makes good use of this. A complement of 54 crew are on hand to see to the needs of over 20 guests.

Among the crew are professional dive instructors, fitness trainers, masseuses and therapists, and chefs with Michelin-star restaurant experience who can prepare foods over a teppanyaki grill, bbq or tandoori oven.

With the capacity for so many guests, there is need for plenty of on-water or underwater activity. There is a dive gear storage space with the latest equipment. The yacht also comes with space for water toys aplenty, including the new Zapata hoverboards.

There are nine tenders in all, spoiling guests for choice and ensuring that whether its about getting a dose of speed on the water or turning up at the dock in style, everything is done right. Among the tenders are a 12.5-metre limo tender, a nine-metre beach landing craft and a 8.5-metre Super Nautique Coastal for high speed action.

A visit aboard this superyacht is bound to be out of this world, but with exceptionally good views of it. And according to her charter agency, Imperial Yachts, Flying Fox is expected to tour the world. This came after a trip to the Indian Ocean in the spring of 2020.

Technical Specifications – Lurssen’s Flying Fox

Beam Max: 22.5m

Draught Max: 5.1m

Hull and superstructure: Steel and aluminium

Gross tonnage: 9,022GT

Total cabins: 11

Main engines: MTU 16V 1163 M84

Max speed: 20kts

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The world's largest charter superyacht costs $4 million a week and comes with two helipads plus a cryotherapy sauna. Take a look inside.

• The Flying Fox is now the world's largest yacht available to charter, according to Boat International .
• Imperial Yachts manages the superyacht's listing.
• With six decks, it sleeps 25 guests and rents for nearly $4 million per week, a representative for Imperial told Business Insider.
• Here's a look inside the Flying Fox superyacht, which comes with two helipads, a cryotherapy sauna, and a pool th at can be  split in two.
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The 450-foot-long Flying Fox is the largest yacht available for charter in the world, according to Boat International.

Source: Imperial Yachts , Boat International

Built in 2019 by Lürssen, it rents for nearly $4 million per week and takes luxury to the next level.

With six decks, it can accommodate up to 36 day and 25 overnight guests.

Source: Imperial Yachts

Two helipads welcome arrivals ...

... and are designed to convert to dance floors when the occasion demands.

Other standout features include a 40-foot pool with can be split in two thanks to a retractable wall. One side could have salt water, and the other fresh; one cold, and one hot, according to Robb Report.

Source: Imperial Yachts , Robb Report

Flying Fox is also the first yacht to ever install a cryotherapy sauna, Boat International reported.

There is a professional dive center ...

... and guests can check out everything from hover boards to a personal submarine from the tender garage.

A two-story spa offers a range of treatments, from facials to body sculpting ...

... and 'rain shower' massages.

During a 'rain shower' massage, passengers lie on a warm bed under a stream of water while a staff member tends to sore muscles.

To earn that massage, passengers can stop by the state-of-the-art gym and work with a personal trainer.

Source: Imperial Yacht , Boat International

Over 50 crew members, including former Olympic athletes and ex-members of the British military, are on hand to attend to guests' needs.

Light colors and greenery dominate the decor, and the ship's design places an emphasis on outdoor spaces.

For instance, each of the 11 cabins opens up to a deck that can be partitioned into private balconies thanks to sliding panels.

Guests can also opt to dine al fresco.

Views are stunning, from one observation level ...

... to the next.

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FLYING FOX is a 136.0 m Motor Yacht, built in Germany by Lurssen and delivered in 2019.

Her power comes from two MTU diesel engines. She has a gross tonnage of 9100.0 GT and a 20.5 m beam.

She was designed by Espen Oeino International , who has designed 66 other superyachts in the BOAT Pro database.

The naval architecture was developed by Lurssen , who has architected 69 other superyachts in the BOAT Pro database, and the interior of the yacht was designed by Mark Berryman , who has 7 other superyacht interiors designed in the BOAT Pro database - she is built with a Teak deck, a Steel hull, and Aluminium superstructure.

FLYING FOX is in the top 5% by LOA in the world. She is one of 70 motor yachts longer than 100m, and, compared to similarly sized motor yachts, her volume is 1887.31 GT above the average.

FLYING FOX is currently sailing under the Malaysia flag (along with a total of other 40 yachts). She is known to be an active superyacht and has most recently been spotted cruising near Oman. For more information regarding FLYING FOX's movements, find out more about BOAT Pro AIS .

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• Name: FLYING FOX
• Yacht Type: Motor Yacht
• Yacht Subtype: Displacement
• Builder: Lurssen
• Naval Architect: Lurssen
• Exterior Designer: Espen Oeino International
• Interior Designer: Mark Berryman
• Refits: 2019-05-25,2019-12-13,2021-06-16

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Scheduled to run on 27 April, there's still time to secure a Monaco yacht charter that coincides with the adrenaline-fuelled Formula E event which promises an unforgettable experience for both family and corporate yacht charters .

With 24 racers putting the pedal to the metal, the Monaco E-Prix allows Mediterranean yacht charter guests to witness a full-throttle race as 12 teams compete to win on one of the most iconic race tracks in the world. 

Featuring an intimidating collection of twists, turns, and tentative bends, the Circuit de Monaco winds around the streets of Monte Carlo and lays down spectacular viewpoints along Port Hercule with visiting motor yacht charters enjoying breathtaking glimpses of the event. 

What to expect at the Monaco E-Prix

A full-on day with practices, qualifiers, and the main races all happening on the same day, visiting South of France yacht charters can make the most of all the eventualities of the day with every luxury and splendor at their fingertips.

Yacht charter guests can opt to stay onboard the decks of their private crewed yacht charter or head ashore to the stands to fully immerse themselves in the hyped-up atmosphere.

In between races, Port Hercule and the luxury yacht charters continue to entertain their charter guests with music, continual updates of the event proceedings, and plenty of opportunities to mix, mingle, and network with fellow charter guests and clients.

In addition to the main event unfolding on the track, charter guests on France yacht charters can also enjoy the Allianz E Village. Teeming with attractions, live entertainment, meet and greets with the drivers, and good food, the village attracts around 40,000 visitors a day and boasts unique experiences for visitors of all ages and chances to learn more about how innovations are creating a greener automobile industry.

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As a precursor to the highly-anticipated Monaco Grand Prix , the E-Prix is an ideal warm-up event yacht charter to prepare everyone for the not-to-be-missed action in a few weeks time. 

Great as part of either a Monaco or West Mediterranean yacht charter, the Monaco E-Prix is an event that brings everyone together and creates incredible memories that will last a lifetime. 

For more ideas on what you can include on a charter vacation in the region, take a look at some sample Monaco yacht charter itineraries .

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