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As the mainland China border reopens for tourists and travellers alike, here are some of the most stunning vessels available for purchase or charter
For the past four decades, Hong Kong-based Simpson Marine has catered to an exclusive, discerning clientele, partnering with the makers of the most technically advanced and luxurious yachts for plying the waters of Asia and beyond.
Now, with the borders open once more and the summer sailing season just around the corner, Simpson Marine is showcasing an exceptional quartet of craft.
First, there’s the 90-foot Italian superyacht Sanlorenzo SL90 Asymmetric, which has a top speed of 29 knots. An innovative design places the owner’s cabin and the main deck salon at the same level, giving the cabin dedicated access to the bow. Connected to the flybridge, the bow area hosts a sun deck integrated into the full-beam superstructure. The yacht’s sinuous, elegant lines give it a sense of cleanliness and aesthetic continuity, while the main deck provides space and light.
The bespoke, 62-foot Bluegame BGX60 cruises happily at 30 knots, combining exclusive design with cutting-edge technology, and delivering high performance and outstanding seaworthiness. The interiors, the work of artisans from Italy’s Iseo Lake, can be personalised according to owners’ tastes. The yacht incorporates the most up-to-date smart home technology, offering the best assisted living onboard.
The Fairline family combines luxury and exhilaration in the Phantom 65, a sleek, sporty British motoryacht whose brace of Caterpillar engines can power it through the water at a speedy 35 knots. Four cabins mean that there is no shortage of living space onboard, while the design, featuring dynamic diagonal lines and beautifully handcrafted materials, means that one luxurious space flows effortlessly into the next.
Finally, there’s the Beneteau First 44, a 48-foot luxury performance cruiser geared to top-level racing, with deck ergonomics that have been developed with fully crewed regattas in mind. Advanced equipment and designs include non-skid surfaces that replace teak on the cockpit sole, six handily placed winches and a conventional mainsail traveller; while the refined interior layout offers three cabins and two heads with white lacquered surfaces, moulded wood and tasteful upholstery.
With new and brokerage yacht sales, management and services, Simpson Marine offers a one stop-shop for those looking to explore the open waters this summer, including yacht charter—in Asia and beyond.
For pricing and enquiries, contact Simpson Marine.
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