Superyacht · 84 ft · Up to 13 guests
An 84 ft flybridge yacht with a lounge on the bow, a salon with a galley and four staterooms for up to 13 guests.
The Astondoa 84 is an 84 ft flybridge yacht for up to 13 guests, with a white hull, a dark hardtop and four staterooms with four bathrooms. She is built for groups who want a cabin to retreat to and still keep the whole upper deck for the sun, from a family weekend to a birthday with friends.
At the bow, a cushioned lounge with a low table sits under a small canopy. Inside, the helm station shares the salon with a leather sofa wrapped around the wheel area, and a second lounge with a galley and a smart TV runs along the other side. Above, the flybridge carries a row of sun loungers under the open sky and a hardtop over the helm, and a teak swim platform sits at the stern. Below, the master stateroom has a large bed, a wardrobe and a desk by the window, and two more cabins have double beds with large windows. The yacht has air conditioning and stabilizers.
A four-hour run to Star Island and back through the Venetian Islands suits an afternoon, six hours add a long stop in the bay for lunch and a swim, and eight hours cover the Haulover sandbar without watching the clock. The charter is $6,300 for 4 hours, $8,750 for 6 hours and $11,300 for 8.
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There are three outdoor spots and one indoor: the bow lounge, the flybridge loungers and the stern platform, plus the salon with its leather sofa and a second lounge by the galley. People can spread out and still stay in the same conversation.
Below deck are four staterooms, served by four bathrooms. The master has a large bed, a wardrobe and a desk under a wide window, and two further cabins have double beds with large windows, so a rest below is easy for most of the group.
A row of sun loungers sits on the open upper deck, and a dark hardtop rises over the helm. It is the spot for sun and views while the salon below stays cool with air conditioning.
The extra length gives four staterooms instead of two or three, a separate lounge with a galley and a full flybridge. With 13 guests aboard, each group has its own corner.
Four hours cover Star Island and a loop of the Venetian Islands. Six hours leave time for a swim stop and lunch in the salon, and eight hours make a full day with the sandbar and a nap in the cabins.
Capacity: 13 Guests
Staterooms: 4
Heads / Baths: 4
Length: 84 feet
Charter length: 4, 6 or 8 hours