AMARYLLIS – Ultimate Charter Yacht Returns to the Mediterranean

Reserve AMARYLLIS for a 7-night Dazur-to-Med charter this September to lock in calm seas, comfortable living, and unforgettable coastal views.

Led by captain Carol and a skilled staff, AMARYLLIS keeps noise low with a quiet motor, offers diverse anchor spots, and centers conversations in a sunlit saloon with 360-degree views. Staff notes highlight carol as the crew’s steady communicator and safety lead.

From Nice, Cannes, and Saint-Tropez to Porquerolles, the route hugs the dazur coast with palm-fringed beaches, crystal water, and spots that invite exploration. Each stop offers a special beach experience and seasonal festival markets where local producers display crafts and tastings, a contrast to a bahamas-style cruise with longer crossings.

Onboard, indulgent dining pairs with a comfortable cabin layout, plush bedding, and silver-trimmed service. The center of daily life is the alfresco deck where the staff arranges tailored menus, sea-salted snacks, and sunset moments that feel personal and relaxed for families, couples, or groups of people.

AMARYLLIS represents a rare balance of performance and luxury, designed for diverse tastes and groups seeking a refined Mediterranean experience. Plan your holidays now and secure dates that align with coastal views, private excursions, and memorable moments on the water.

AMARYLLIS Mediterranean Return: Video Transcription Framework

Recommendation: establish a timecoded transcription scaffold with speaker labels, B‑roll cues, and design notes, so editors can align dialogue to visuals from London through Athens and back to the Mediterranean courses.

• Metadata and anchors

  1. File name: AMARYLLIS_Mediterranean_Return_Transcription.txt
  2. Date window: July shoot, with follow‑ups in the July season highlights
  3. Yacht: AMARYLLIS, current refit status, upper deck refinements, and wooden detailing highlighted in the refit notes
  4. Locations: London (shipyard & design talks), Athens (pier shots), brief Miami/Cape segments for heritage, and a nod to é poque‑inspired interiors

• Speaker schema and roles

  1. Label speakers clearly: AMARYLLIS CAPTAIN, DESIGNER, THOMAS, ROBINSON, RICHLEIGH, CREW MEMBER, HOST
  2. Alternate between interview bites and on‑deck commentary to promote a fluid rhythm
  3. Use brackets for clarifications: [soft mood music], [technical terminology], [b‑roll: pool scene]

• Transcription conventions

  1. Timecodes every 15–30 seconds: [00:00:15], [00:00:45], [00:01:15], etc.
  2. Speaker tag followed by their line: AMARYLLIS CAPTAIN: “We’ve completed the refit with a refined touch on the upper deck.”
  3. Non‑verbal cues in brackets: [laughter], [pause], [pouring wine]
  4. B‑roll indicators for visuals: [pool shot at dusk], [wooden deck shine], [london design boards]

• Content blocks and sequencing

  1. Intro and frame – 00:00:00 to 00:02:00: quick overview of AMARYLLIS’ return journey, key players named (Thomas, Robinson, Richleigh).
  2. Design and refit notes – 00:02:01 to 00:06:30: discuss refined interiors, upper‑deck refinements, and wooden detailing inspired by classic yachting eras (époque).
  3. Ports and routes – 00:06:31 to 00:12:00: London launch, Athens cruising scenes, and nods to remote inspirations; mention Whitsundays as a design reference in notes, even if scouted elsewhere.
  4. Crew profiles – 00:12:01 to 00:18:00: short profiles of Thomas, Robinson, and Richleigh, with anecdotes about service style (serving, massage, crew cohesion).
  5. Specials and club moments – 00:18:01 to 00:22:00: unique experiences, luxury add‑ons, and full‑fleet options for guests; reference specials and listed experiences.
  6. Closing cues – 00:22:01 to end: emphasis on unforgettable experiences and next opportunities for charter guests.

• Visual and audio notations

  1. Insert [POV: captain’s wheel], [interior shot: refined salon], [exterior: upper deck] to guide editors
  2. Use color and texture notes: classic timber, wooden surfaces, and époque accents
  3. Highlight sensory moments: [spa‑like massage area], [pool ambience], [soft sunlight on teak]

• Glossary and terminology

  1. Refit: phase where structural and cosmetic upgrades are completed
  2. Full fleet: AMARYLLIS plus sister vessels available for specials or club events
  3. Upper deck: main exterior living space with panoramic views
  4. Wooden: emphasis on teak and hand‑finished panels
  5. Époque: stylistic cue referencing classic design eras

• Sound design and accessibility

  1. Keep narration crisp and avoid overlapping dialogue; use clear speaker turns
  2. Provide captions for all spoken lines and key sound cues, enabling accessibility for all audiences
  3. Maintain a warm, inviting tone to complement the yacht’s luxury feel

• Example transcription snippet

  [00:00:00] AMARYLLIS CAPTAIN: There is a new rhythm to the Mediterranean season as AMARYLLIS returns with a refined profile.

  [00:00:12] THOMAS: We’ve updated the guest areas on the upper deck, preserving a classic look while introducing modern comforts.

  [00:00:28] ROBINSON: Our team serves with precision, from the poolside service to the spa‑area massage benches, ensuring unforgettable moments.

  [00:00:42] RICHLEIGH: London design boards shaped the palette, with é poque timber details echoing the yacht’s heritage.

  [00:01:10] HOST: In Athens we filmed the intimate dining experiences, then looped back to the refit highlights in Miami and the coastlines near Whitsundays inspirations.

  [00:01:36] AMARYLLIS CAPTAIN: If you’d like a full tour, our specials list includes exclusive club packages and personalized itineraries.

• Deliverables for editors and producers

  1. Transcript file with timecodes, speaker tags, and B‑roll tags
  2. Clip log arranged by blocks: Intro, Design, Ports, Crew, Specials, Closing
  3. Shot list cross‑referenced to the transcript for quick editing decisions
  4. A glossary card to support voice‑over consistency across episodes

• Character and asset references

  1. Thomas and Robinson appear in design and service briefs; reference their roles in the crew roster
  2. Richleigh leads the specials program and guest experiences, noted in “Specials” blocks
  3. Assets: pool area, refit details, wooden deck finishes, refined salon, and upper‑deck seating

Med Route and Key Ports: Itinerary Highlights for the Return

Set Corfu as the anchor port on the return leg and double back toward Montenegro to maximize calm seas and access to premium harbors.

This leg centers on privacy and family comfort. The sundeck shines for al fresco lunches, the saloon serves as a business-ready conversation space, and every cabin remains a comfortable retreat. Dana coordinates berthing windows with attn to weather, refit status, and port formalities, while a steady crew keeps the head and other facilities spotless. The center of operations stays the bridge and saloon for quick updates, with a round-trip rhythm that suits vacations aboard a superyacht.

Compared with Maine or Whitsundays itineraries, this Med return keeps every leg compact, with ports reachable in a day and stays tailored for privacy and family time.

1. Corfu, Greece – anchor off Gouvia or in a quiet harbor near Corfu Town; tender access to the old fort and string of seaside tavernas; sunset on the sundeck sets a calm tone for the next leg.
2. Montenegro (Kotor) – sheltered inlet with dramatic scenery; dock at Porto Montenegro or a tidal marina; private shore visits to Perast and a relaxed dinner on board.
3. Taormina, Sicily – brief hop to the east coast; cliffside views from Taormina and a quick land transfer for lunch; keep transfers efficient to preserve on-board downtime.
4. Amalfi Coast / Positano – early morning entry for peaceful bays and easy shore access; consider a circular day trip to Capri or Amalfi town; offer a double-call option if weather demands.
5. Palma de Mallorca, Spain – berth at Port Adriano or Palma; family-friendly excursions to the old town and beaches; private dining on the sundeck enhances evenings on board.
6. Ajaccio, Corsica – steady mooring with convenient access to inland villages; regatta-ready afternoons on the coast and a relaxed dinner ashore to round out the call.

Route rhythm and practical notes:

• Timing: 24–36 hours in each stop balances exploration with rest.
• Privacy: private transfers, flexible shore excursions, and on-board dining options keep personal space intact.
• Logistics: attn to customs, ETA updates, and weather windows; confirm provisioning and fuel before each leg.
• Family focus: kid-friendly activities, easy heads, and spacious cabins for comfortable vacations.

For regatta-minded plans, align port calls with daylight sailing and safe marinas, and use marina timing to stage on-board events in the saloon or sundeck. This Med return centers on access to every key harbor, balanced with comfort, privacy, and a consistent center-of-activity that keeps the itinerary smooth from Corfu to Corsica and back toward the Adriatic coast.

Booking Essentials: Availability, Deposits, and Inclusions

Book now for july Mediterranean charters and lock your dates with a 25–30% deposit to secure the vessel; the remaining balance is due 60 days before embarkation. Our consulting team can confirm exact terms for your charter and adjust if you need extensions or post-cruise stays. Use the info line to start the process.

Availability is tight for cannes itineraries and other Med routes. We maintain a live calendar across all vessels, with most yachts sleeping 8–12 guests. If you plan a pre- or post-cruise stay, we can arrange options in newport, seattle, florida, and nokomis. Some clients even sequence the trip with a visit to milano before or after the cruise. Thousands of days are booked each season, but lots of slots remain for flexible dates.

Inclusions typically cover: crew (captain, chef, steward, deckhand), meals catered daily, beverages (non‑alcoholic and limited wine/beer), water toys, tender transfers, and port fees. Fuel is included within agreed cruising hours. Taxes and VAT may apply where required. Wi‑Fi is standard on most vessels, with limited bandwidth in some ports. For weddings and corporate charters, the staff can coordinate décor, catering, and on-board ceremonies. Expect classic scenery along the coast, with easy beach landings and curated shore visits.

Deposits are usually 20–30% to hold dates; cancellation terms vary by vessel, but you can often secure a partial refund within 14 days of signing if you opt for a flexible plan. The balance is due 60–90 days before embarkation; we recommend a final check with consulting for any penalties or weather disruptions (temps windows). We can arrange a seamless meet with your party to review the itinerary and roster.

To start, meet the team via a short call or video; our consulting staff will propose options across the fleet of vessels and can coordinate weddings, corporate events, and intimate charters. Imagine a Mediterranean cruise that begins on cannes or milano‑based routes, with extensions to florida or newport after the voyage. Our team can cater to thousands of preferences, with lots of customization possibilities.

info line: schedule a consult, confirm dates, and receive a tailor-made proposal that fits your guests, staff, and event timing for july charters.

Transcription Strategy: Timestamps, Highlights, and Quote Cataloging

Start with precise timestamps at the moment a quote begins and attach a concise highlight that captures the point. This pairing speeds edits and keeps signals clear for readers.

Create a single-entry template: timestamp, speaker, context tag, verbatim quote, and a short note on the scene. Add a verification flag and a sentiment cue to guide editors in tone and alignment with the article’s flow.

Organize quotes by destination clusters such as croatia, bahamas, milano, seattle, florida, and coast scenes. Preserve exact wording where possible; mark inaudible segments in brackets. Attach keywords to each item: sailboat, motor, floating, fishing, musical, classic, connections, offering, management, brokerage, superyachts, across.

Develop a quote catalog with fields: timestamp, speaker role, quote, context tags, and suggested article placement. Ensure editors across teams can search by keywords and locations, enabling pull quotes for sections like panoramic coast descriptions or a management profile of the vessel.

Quality control: verify timestamps match audio, confirm attributions, and retain original punctuation. Use a brief, consistent review checklist to confirm consistency and avoid drift in tone across the piece.

Maintain a living catalog in a shared drive that editors can access; link quotes to corresponding passages for the AMARYLLIS feature, including references to sailboat moments and motor yacht segments. This strengthens connections across sections of the narrative and supports a seamless flow from classic coastal scenes to modern superyachts, across the Mediterranean context and beyond, with a panoramic perspective.

Onboard Experience: Cabins, Amenities, and Dining Preview

Reserve premier suites with private terraces on deck two to secure panoramic views and first access to the center lounge.

Cabins balance classic styling with high-end comfort. Choose between Classic Cabins, Deluxe Cabins, and expansive Suites, each with king beds (or twins), ample storage, and marble baths. Suites add a separate living area and a private balcony, expanding space for vacations with family or friends. Every cabin uses quiet air conditioning and sea-facing windows that invite natural light into the room.

Amenities deliver a marine-inspired ambiance with an outdoor sun deck, a center spa, and a fitness room with panoramic windows. Families welcome, with a water slide, a kids club, and a cinema room. The crew maintains 24-hour room-service hours for late-night cravings and offers attentive service across the ship.

An avenue of amenities runs from the spa to the cinema, with spaces designed to feel connected and effortless for guests. Where the sea meets sun, cabins feel expansive and bright.

Dining emphasizes fresh, regionally sourced produce. Vecchio Dining Salon features classic Italian plates; Riviera Terrace offers al fresco dining with sea views; The Galley serves casual meals and in-cabin dining. The menu highlights seafood, seasonal vegetables, and artisan breads. For wine lovers, the cellar lists vintages from California and Florida producers; call ahead to reserve your preferred table. Limited seating is available for intimate groups and private events, and staff can arrange a chef’s table on request.

Costs and Policies: Seasonal Rates, Inclusions, and Cancellation Terms

Book early to lock the best seasonal rates for AMARYLLIS during peak summer charters from Cannes to Corsica and along the West Med. Early confirmation guarantees your dates, preferred crew assignments, and a smoother check-in for your party.

Seasonal rates vary by month and demand. High season (June–August) typically ranges from €120,000 to €180,000 per week. Shoulder periods (April–May, September–October) run €90,000–€130,000 per week, while off-season trips start around €60,000–€80,000 per week. Prices are quoted as prix per week and can be adjusted for itinerary length, destination, and port charges.

AMARYLLIS delivers a complete experience: captains and a full staff, serving chefs, and provisioning tailored to your plans. The rate includes a complete crew, all meals, a curated wine list, and silver service standards for dining. Fishing gear and water toys are on board, with stabilisers to smooth seas. The AV package includes plasma screens and video capabilities for on-board briefings or entertainment. Whether your plan is a family cruise or a corporate event, the vessel supports a robust staff, shore-excursion coordination, and in-depth planning for your itinerary. The kravitz party example shows how a private charter can blend luxury with flexible schedules.

Inclusions and exclusions are defined in the charter contract. Fuel, port dues, clearance charges, and taxes are billed separately, with VAT disclosed per destination. Provisioning and dietary requests are arranged through the crew with your input, and visa letters can be provided for guests requiring entry documentation. For corporate groups, AMARYLLIS can offer branded experiences, AV studios, and on-board video briefs that align with your road-show schedule. In winter, a refit may take place at a Hatteras yard; we coordinate these windows with in-depth updates to your plans to minimize disruption.

Cancellation terms are specified in the agreement. A typical schedule offers: 60+ days before embarkation, a 90% refund (minus a small admin fee); 30–59 days, a 50% refund; less than 30 days, no refund. A flexible option can be arranged, allowing a reschedule within 12 months subject to vessel availability and seasonality.

To secure dates, place a 30% non-refundable deposit with a signed contract, and settle the balance 60 days prior to departure. We accept bank transfers and card payments for the deposit. For corporate charters, a dedicated team assists with itinerary design and a complete in-depth briefing before your voyage. Captain stuart leads the deck team, and staff are prepared to accommodate thousands of guests across voyages, with shore excursions by road to Cannes, Corsica, and other ports. Our video library includes examples from destinations like the Kimberleys and other remote itineraries to illustrate dining, fishing, and on-board entertainment.