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We shared 70-meter motor yacht SHERAKHAN previously.  She is an expedition yacht charter vessel heading to the Antarctic.

ANTARCTIC YACHT UPDATE

We received an update today from Sioned. She is one of the yacht owner’s assistants.

“Heading ever further south, with temperatures dropping and the number of icebergs sighted increasing daily, SHERAKHAN arrived in Grytviken yesterday.  Having been cleared in by customs, and all on board received the South Georgia stamp in their passports, the guests and crew visited the local museum in Grytviken where they met all the locals – all 20 of them!”

The charter guests and crew were treated in South Georgia to what Williams described as

“…witnessed the awesome sight of a colony of around half a million King Penguins and thousands of fur seals on the beach.”

ITINERARY CONTINUES

Next stop on the itinerary arises. The superyacht cruises towards St. Andrew’s Bay.  Furthermore, she then makes her way toward the Antarctic Sounds.

ACCOMMODATIONS

Motor yacht Sherakhan accommodates up to 26 passengers in thirteen staterooms.

CRUISE DESTINATIONS PLANNED

She is available from March 1, in Ushuaia. In addition, she welcomes you to the Falklands. Additionally, Panama yacht charter and Costa Rica yachting vacations are available.  These begin late March, as the vessel subsequently heads north to the Caribbean. In conclusion, her itinerary is both unique and memorable.  You deserve The Superyacht Experience™, as only 1-800 Yacht Charter provides.

WANT A UNIQUE TRAVEL EXPERIENCE ON A SUPERYACHT?

For additional information, and to view megayacht SHERAKHAN’s online e-brochure with video, visit us.  Click https://www.1800yachtcharters.com/explore-our-yachts/sherakhan/ right now.

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