Malahne Yacht For Charter

In 2015, the MALAHNE yacht was restored to her former glory in an extensive, 30-month project that was overseen by Edmiston and completed by Pendennis Shipyard. She now balances a breathtaking Art Deco interior inspired by her 1930s launch with all the modern amenities you’d expect to find on a charter yacht today, like zero-speed stabilisers.

Her interior was designed by Guy Oliver, who has previously styled the staterooms at 10 Downing Street and rooms for Claridge’s. It’s a mix of prints and solids, with soft-to-the-touch furnishings and striking woods, and she boasts a bespoke lighting scheme made from original 1930s materials.

Her flexible cabin configuration accommodates 10 guests across three doubles, one twin and two singles. The full-beam master cabin on the MALAHNE motor yacht has its own private lobby, impressive views, and a curvaceous, marble-clad ensuite.

There’s no shortage of cosy spaces to unwind during your MALAHNE yacht charter. She’s got writing desks and comfy seating areas inside, with loungers and settees on the shaded aft deck.

You can enjoy meals crafted by the extremely talented chef in the formal dining room or alfresco on the sun deck.

A crew of 11 will be on-hand throughout your MALAHNE yacht charter.

When you want to pop ashore, there are two tenders that can take you. In the summer, guests can enjoy a custom 7.5m Cockwells launch that can reach up to 35 knots, which belongs to the MALAHNE yacht owner. There’s also a 6.25m Williams Jet Tender .

If you want to enjoy the water, there’s a heap of water toys to enjoy. You can go for a paddle in the SUPs and kayaks or try your balance on the waterskis, monoski, wakeboards and kneeboards.

You can also explore the reefs with snorkeling gear or cast off to find some fish. Whatever you choose, you can use the Go Pro Hero 4 to make sure you capture the everlasting memories of an unforgettable holiday.