Luxury Yacht · 70 ft · Up to 12 guests
A 70 ft flybridge yacht with a bronze-grey hull, a shaded upper deck and four staterooms for up to 12 guests.
The Monte Carlo Yachts 70 is a 70 ft flybridge motor yacht for up to 12 guests, with four staterooms and four bathrooms. Her bronze-grey hull and white superstructure set her apart from the white yachts around her, and the layout suits a group that wants separate places to sit, eat and rest.
On the foredeck, cushioned seating and a small table sit in the open air. Teak side decks lead aft to a covered cockpit with a dining table, wicker chairs and a curved sofa, and a wide swim platform with steps on both sides sits at the stern. Inside, the salon has cream leather sofas along the windows, a wood-framed galley with an oven and a sink, and the helm just ahead. Upstairs, the flybridge wraps L-shaped sofas around a teak table under a canopy. Below, the master stateroom has a wide double bed, wardrobes on both sides and round portholes.
Four hours ($5,850) cover a slow loop past Star Island and the skyline with a stop for a swim off the platform. Six hours ($6,950) leave room for lunch at the cockpit table and a second swim, and eight hours ($8,000) turn it into a full day on the water, with the flybridge for the ride home.
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Three areas share the group. The covered cockpit has a dining table, wicker chairs and a curved sofa, the flybridge has L-shaped sofas around a teak table, and the foredeck has cushioned seating. The salon adds cream sofas for anyone who wants to step out of the sun, so twelve people can split into small circles without crowding.
The upper deck holds L-shaped sofas along both sides, a teak table between them and a helm station at the front, all under a canopy. Teak underfoot and a view over the bow make it the spot for the skyline and the ride back to the dock.
Below deck sit four staterooms with four bathrooms. The master has a wide double bed, tall wardrobes on both sides and round portholes with blinds. Families can change or rest there while the others stay on deck.
The main table is in the covered cockpit, with wicker chairs and a sofa beside it, close to the galley and the salon doors. The flybridge table suits drinks and snacks, and the salon has a coffee table between the sofas.
Four hours is enough to board, cruise out, swim off the platform and return in the evening light. Choose six if you want a long lunch at the cockpit table too, and eight for a slow day with several stops.
Capacity: 12 Guests
Staterooms: 4
Heads / Baths: 4
Length: 70 feet
Charter length: 4, 6 or 8 hours