HIRING A YATCH?
Tuesday, June 27, 2006
Where else?
In Mediteranian seas !Places like Monaco MonteCarlo and Cote d'Azur, France!
What is the image of Cote d'Azur ?(Blue Coast in english)
It is crystal blue sea and glistening white yatchs comes to mind.
The presence of this conspicious marks of wealth are part of daily life here.
The ports and entry without them would be dull and empty.Believe me, or see for yourself. The world of yatch ownership and luxury chartering generally comes at a high price.
And you might think only the lucky few can have it.
Photo of Monaco Montecarlo.Lola is working in that tallest building! ! !
Click photo for bigger size, you will see Monaco Palace at the background.
Port area, Monaco where these luxurious yatch and commercial ships docks.Five minutes walk from where I work .
Here are the prices if you want to experience a yatch accomodations.
Pasingit muna, holiday package to Monaco:
here.
2,000 -3,000 euros per week,accomodating six persons in two cabins, with no crew. (x nyo na lang sa 63 ba? per euros to get the peso equivalent)
A 13.5m sailing yatch with no crew, three cabins for 6 guests cost the same rent.
With a family or friends of six is far more cheaper than staying on a hotel offshore.
With a yatch you can go all places along the Med sea without the crowd.
Sarap no?
Or:( eto mas mabigat!)
20,000- 700,000 euros per week, for a luxury yatch, not including food and extras, and the yatch can have 2 to 42 crew members.
They normally have a very owned trained chef, many of them worked already in five star hotels and restaurants, so guests dont need to worry going out to restaurants or special diets of the guests.
With that vast amount of money spent, it is normal, some guests has unbelievable requests on top.They can be very demanding!
A celebrity would ask first a fax copy of what the food would be as she is on the diet, and would fax back her own ritual menus, including how many ice cubes would be on her drinks, and what are her sauces and cutlery preferences includes what type of toothpick she only use!
A well know singer would prefer a cream fabric on the landing going to the yatch, he hated red carpet.
A wealthy Russian would insist on flying in a national synchronized swimming team to perform on the yatch's swimming pool while on board.
Matuk nyo yon???! ! ! Sa TV or panaginip ko na lang maabot yan, LOL!
Some charter boats have a Helipad (to land if guest take a helicopter),a library, fully equipped gym, saunas and beauty parlors.Expect also of the huge dining area , discos, bars, swimming pool(s) inside.And the decors, it must be VERY IMPRESSIVE.
Mostly, they got antiques paintings, clocks, muebles, cutleries in gold, etc etc.
And the table cloth and napkins, in linen, embroidered, and all are served in Silver huge wares....
If you want history, there's classic Christina O owned by Aristotle Onassis.Built 1943 as a floating home for the Onassis,from 1954-1975. Winston Churchill was first introduced to JFK at Aris Bar, with original whale foreskin bar stools. It has the original Renoir painting on the wall.Christina O is now owned by a family friend, when Christina donate it to the greek govt in 1975 after her father died, this family friend bought it back from the Greek Govt.
Must be pricey! Whew!
In Monaco ports and in Fontvielle,Monaco, you will find a lot of these luxurious boats that comes alive again during summer (May-September)Naikot na ni Lola ang mga ganitong area, and, super ganda ng mga boats moored here, talo ang bangka sa Ilog Pasig!
SS Delphine houses 28 guests, with a turkish bath.(whew!)
Classic sailing yatch Zaca still moored in Fontvielle ,Monaco, is used to be owned by Errol Flynn.They moored their yatchs here because it is safe and secured. But the mooring rent, we will not talk about it, you might drop on your seats, LOL!
I, your Lola, worked as a Stewardess,in a sailing boat "Xarifa " year 1998.We were six crews on board with our own cabin ( with free food)and Special Cabins to house six guests. The owner stays on board (master bedroom)despite he had a huge apartment in SeaSide Plaza, Monaco. We have guests on summer, served cocktails until 2 am and then sail again to other ports until Italy! Sometimes we received good tips from guests. Sometimes , nothing but hard work .The pay was good, but it took my skin off, I quit.
With all the money coming in and out to these rich people in Monaco, where do you think they get those? Guess..!
Source: Alex Edwards, The Riviera times.
In Mediteranian seas !Places like Monaco MonteCarlo and Cote d'Azur, France!
What is the image of Cote d'Azur ?(Blue Coast in english)
It is crystal blue sea and glistening white yatchs comes to mind.
The presence of this conspicious marks of wealth are part of daily life here.
The ports and entry without them would be dull and empty.Believe me, or see for yourself. The world of yatch ownership and luxury chartering generally comes at a high price.
And you might think only the lucky few can have it.
Photo of Monaco Montecarlo.Lola is working in that tallest building! ! !
Click photo for bigger size, you will see Monaco Palace at the background.
Port area, Monaco where these luxurious yatch and commercial ships docks.Five minutes walk from where I work .
Here are the prices if you want to experience a yatch accomodations.
Pasingit muna, holiday package to Monaco:
here.
2,000 -3,000 euros per week,accomodating six persons in two cabins, with no crew. (x nyo na lang sa 63 ba? per euros to get the peso equivalent)
A 13.5m sailing yatch with no crew, three cabins for 6 guests cost the same rent.
With a family or friends of six is far more cheaper than staying on a hotel offshore.
With a yatch you can go all places along the Med sea without the crowd.
Sarap no?
Or:( eto mas mabigat!)
20,000- 700,000 euros per week, for a luxury yatch, not including food and extras, and the yatch can have 2 to 42 crew members.
They normally have a very owned trained chef, many of them worked already in five star hotels and restaurants, so guests dont need to worry going out to restaurants or special diets of the guests.
With that vast amount of money spent, it is normal, some guests has unbelievable requests on top.They can be very demanding!
A celebrity would ask first a fax copy of what the food would be as she is on the diet, and would fax back her own ritual menus, including how many ice cubes would be on her drinks, and what are her sauces and cutlery preferences includes what type of toothpick she only use!
A well know singer would prefer a cream fabric on the landing going to the yatch, he hated red carpet.
A wealthy Russian would insist on flying in a national synchronized swimming team to perform on the yatch's swimming pool while on board.
Matuk nyo yon???! ! ! Sa TV or panaginip ko na lang maabot yan, LOL!
Some charter boats have a Helipad (to land if guest take a helicopter),a library, fully equipped gym, saunas and beauty parlors.Expect also of the huge dining area , discos, bars, swimming pool(s) inside.And the decors, it must be VERY IMPRESSIVE.
Mostly, they got antiques paintings, clocks, muebles, cutleries in gold, etc etc.
And the table cloth and napkins, in linen, embroidered, and all are served in Silver huge wares....
If you want history, there's classic Christina O owned by Aristotle Onassis.Built 1943 as a floating home for the Onassis,from 1954-1975. Winston Churchill was first introduced to JFK at Aris Bar, with original whale foreskin bar stools. It has the original Renoir painting on the wall.Christina O is now owned by a family friend, when Christina donate it to the greek govt in 1975 after her father died, this family friend bought it back from the Greek Govt.
Must be pricey! Whew!
In Monaco ports and in Fontvielle,Monaco, you will find a lot of these luxurious boats that comes alive again during summer (May-September)Naikot na ni Lola ang mga ganitong area, and, super ganda ng mga boats moored here, talo ang bangka sa Ilog Pasig!
SS Delphine houses 28 guests, with a turkish bath.(whew!)
Classic sailing yatch Zaca still moored in Fontvielle ,Monaco, is used to be owned by Errol Flynn.They moored their yatchs here because it is safe and secured. But the mooring rent, we will not talk about it, you might drop on your seats, LOL!
I, your Lola, worked as a Stewardess,in a sailing boat "Xarifa " year 1998.We were six crews on board with our own cabin ( with free food)and Special Cabins to house six guests. The owner stays on board (master bedroom)despite he had a huge apartment in SeaSide Plaza, Monaco. We have guests on summer, served cocktails until 2 am and then sail again to other ports until Italy! Sometimes we received good tips from guests. Sometimes , nothing but hard work .The pay was good, but it took my skin off, I quit.
With all the money coming in and out to these rich people in Monaco, where do you think they get those? Guess..!
Source: Alex Edwards, The Riviera times.

























