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Aerial With Tenders
Sundeck Jacuzzi
Upper Deck Aft
Swimming Pool On Main Deck
Nautilus photo 5
Nautilus photo 6
Nautilus photo 7
Dining Area With Adjacent Seating
The Main Salon And Adjacent Dining Area
Main Salon
Main Salon
Main Dining Room
The Stairway Leading Onto The Main Deck
Nautilus photo 14
Additional Seating On The Main Deck
Sliding Doors Merging The Interior And Exterior Spaces
An Informal Dining Space
Additional Seating and Drinking Area
An Informal Dining And Drinking Area During The Day
An Informal Dining And Drinking Area At Night
The Backlit Rock Crystal Staircase
A Different View Of A Twin Cabin
The Illuminated Furniture In One Of The Twin Suites
Nautilus photo 24
The Additional Seating Available In The Master Suite
A Double Suite Complete With Recessed Lighting
The Arrangement Of The Master Suite
A Rendering Of A Double Suite
Rendering Of The Private Office Attached To The Master Suite
A Rendering Of The Main Suite
A Rendering Of A Guest Suite
His and Hers Sinks Divided By A Bathtub
Twin Guest Cabin
Onboard Hair Salon
A Rendering Of The Enclosed Gymnasium
Additional Seating Attached To The Wellness Deck
A Rendering Of The Sauna and Spa Bath
Nautilus photo 38
The Jacuzzi On The Sundeck
The Gymnasium Opening Out To The Exterior
Exterior Seating Outside The Gymanisum
Large Dining Table On The Sundeck
Wellness Deck
Nautilus photo 44
Nautilus photo 45
Al Fresco Dining Options And Spacious Jacuzzi
Nautilus photo 47
Jacuzzi On The Aft Deck
Built-In Bimini On A Sun Lounger
Sofa Seating Fringing The Exterior
Toys And Tender Garage
Bow running shot
Ariel Running Shot
Passing Through A Bridge
Ariel Running Shot
Tenders Circling The Yacht
A View Of The Profile
Running Shot
$854,000

per week

Nautilus

Picchiotti

The 239.50ft/73m Custom expedition yacht NAUTILUS was delivered from the Picchiotti shipyard in 2014 and bears an exterior styled by Philippe Briand whilst her refreshing interior has been designed by Remi Tessier. Setting out to create a superyacht which would exude Zen and possess a greener carbon footprint, the multi award-winning NAUTILUS features a range of luxury amenities arranged around a design which privileges both space and comfort. Powered by hybrid diesel-electric plants, and including a dynamic positioning system, the high volume superyacht is also exceptionally quiet both when underway and at-anchor.

Exterior Design Designed by the French naval architect Philippe Briand, the elegant hull of superyacht NAUTILUS was shaped with both hydrodynamics and space in mind. Indeed, whilst her plumb bow ensures efficient performance, it also maximises the waterline length and provides plenty of volume for the French designer Remi Tessier to carry out his iconic minimalist styling to full effect. On the sundeck, Tessier has extended his usual preference for uninterrupted spaces to produce an environment which nicely captures the Zen the owner’s specifically requested. Anticipating both sunbathers and leisurely guests, a number of custom sunpads which are able to rotate 360° have been partnered with similarly bespoke sun loungers with built-in biminis for instant shade. Keen to provide every reason to enjoy meals alfresco, a table has been slightly lowered to provide a private and intimate dining experience with unobstructed views extending well over the ocean. Naturally, there’s a sizable Jacuzzi on the main deck aft in order to take in the tropical climate in style, and a coffee bar at the aft deck which can be easily converted to a cocktail bar when the evening calls for more drinks. Perhaps the crowning feature of the exterior is the LEDs which have been installed above the social areas, which, when lit, discreetly communicate to the crew that guests are politely asking for a degree of privacy. Getting between these various areas could not be easier, as Superyacht NAUTILUS features a walk around layout which nicely lends itself for brisk evening strolls at sunset. With her tender garage opening up on the port side, guests are able to enjoy the sizable swim platform off the stern of NAUTILUS without having to compete for room with inflatable toys and snorkelling equipment. Of course, the more adventurous party members will be only too satisfied with the range of toys on offer, and there’s assuredly endless hours of fun on the water to be had.

Interior Design In the interior of superyacht NAUTILUS lighting plays a huge role. Indeed, overhead lighting, recessed lighting, and even illuminated furniture combine to create a quietly sophisticated ambience which is at the same time wholly inviting. Space also plays a big role in the interior- there’s over two metres of headroom in the main salon, for instance, and the layout is largely open-plan to make moving through the yacht a memorable experience in itself. In terms of texture, Tessier has selected an assortment of light sycamore, bleached wenge, and even some high gloss ebony for certain window frames. With careful attention to contouring and accents of palladium, both the social and private spaces found indoors are as comfortable as they are aesthetically impressive. The main salon, for example, bears a light grey colour scheme and multiple seating options surrounding a collection of coffee tables. Instead of an abundance of decorative fixtures, Tessier has simply added a unique artwork by the American artist Edward Ruscha, a finishing touch which completes the area in a suitably outstanding fashion. Other areas inside are entirely consistent with such a principle- the additional salon and dining area both provide lounging options in a strikingly contemporary setting. Unsurprisingly, such an impressive interior ultimately led NAUTILUS to receive a number of awards at the Monaco Yacht Show Awards the year she was delivered, and continues to impress every kind of charter guest she welcomes on-board.

Guest Accommodation Spread across two decks, the seven cabins available to guests each possess large windows to allow for an abundance of natural light to complement the electric lighting on offer. Similar to the social spaces, all of the cabins are outfitted with bright and comfortable furnishings, meaning that guests can enjoy time alone whilst not having to sacrifice an inch on the beauty of their surroundings. The master suite on the main deck includes his and hers bathrooms nicely separated by a limestone bath, as well as additional seating on either side of the bed.

Onboard Comfort & Entertainment Possessing plenty of garage space, NAUTILUS comes with a veritable arsenal of towable water toys and snorkelling equipment to keep everyone occupied whilst it’s warm outside. For those more inclined towards chilling out with a couple of drinks, an observation room on the upper deck allows guests to greet the coasts on the horizon and take some stunning photographs from an unrivalled vantage point. Another feature of NAUTILUS sure to arrest the attention of charter guests is the Oculus entertainment system. Connected to the various television screens on board, guests are able to use the system to track their position in real time as well as switching over to watch footage of the yacht as it carries them along.

Special Features When designing NAUTILUS, her owners paid particular attention to methods which would adequately reduce the noise on board. Via multiple strategies including sound dampening and other innovative approaches, decibel readings in the master suite when cruising at 14 knots showed there was only 42.6dB- which could be heard- a level just above a whisper. What’s more, eco-friendly systems have been installed to ensure less damage to the waters the superyacht moves through. Such engineering features include an exhaust route which mitigates fumes as well as a waste management process which operates at optimum efficiency. As an expedition yacht, NAUTILUS also comes with dynamic positioning, a system which allows her to remain stationary without the use of an anchor as well as having greater manoeuvrability around ports.

Wellness The upper deck is completely dedicated to wellness, with a spa, massage suite, hydrotherapy bath, and even a hair salon on offer for guests in need of some refreshment. As well as being annexed by small and casual dining tables, the space is flanked by large windows to create a suitably harmonious tone. Enclosed by expansive sliding windows, the gymnasium on offer brings together all of the equipment and facilities necessary for a truly satisfying workout whilst looking out across the ocean.

Performance & Range As a custom displacement yacht, NAUTILUS also features ‘at anchor stabilisers’ which work at zero speed, increasing onboard comfort whilst at anchor or on rough waters. NAUTILUS is built to comply to MCA and Lloyds Register standards. With a cruising speed of 14 knots, a maximum speed of 16.5 knots and a range of 7,000nm from her 185,000litre fuel tanks, she is the perfect combination of performance and luxury.

Toys Nautilus has aboard a plentiful range of water toys and accessories ready to entertain you and your guests whilst on charter. Take to the sea on the Jet Skis offering you power and control on the water. You'll be loving the huge adrenaline rush as you zip over the water on one of the four Seadoo WaveRunners. Discover the world beneath the surface of the ocean with the dive gear and compressor. If that isn't enough Nautilus also features a seabob, kayaks, inflatable water toys, paddleboards and snorkelling equipment. Nautilus features four tenders, but leading the pack is a 9.2m/30'2 Cockwells Jet Tender to transport you in style.

Why Charter Nautilus There are few superyachts which unify their interior and exterior spaces with a seamlessness equal to superyacht NAUTILUS. Capable of sleeping up to 12 guests across a range of 7 staterooms, and with an attendant crew of 20, it’s not difficult to see why she’s a superb choice for both families and small parties looking to enjoy an elite luxury experience. Indeed, with a dedicated wellness deck and an array of exciting activities to be sampled, everyone is sure to be fully satisfied. Nautilus and her crew are available for charter this summer for cruising within the Mediterranean. She is already accepting bookings this winter for cruising in the Caribbean. With a highly experienced and talented crew of 20, you can be sure that each and every need will be met and exceeded while on board this prestigious expedition yacht.

239.5'
Length
12
Guests
20
Crew
2014
Built
Charter Rates

Detailed Rates

summer Season
€749,000
per week + expenses
winter Season
€749,000
per week + expenses
Build Information
Builder
Picchiotti
Model
Custom Custom
Year Built
2014
Exterior Designer
Philippe Briand
Interior Designer
Remi Tessier
Stabilizers
At-anchor stabilizers
Technical Specifications
Length
239.5' (73m)
Beam
43.33' (13.2m)
Draft
13.08' (4m)
Gross Tonnage
1876 GT
Cruising Speed
13.5 knots
Cabin Configuration
Master Cabins
1
Double Cabins
2
Twin Cabins
2

1 Master, 2 VIP, 2 Double, 2 Twin

Tenders & Water Toys

Water Toys

Jet Skis

water-sports

Towable Toys

water-sports

Waverunners

water-sports

Seabobs

water-sports

Kayaks

water-sports

Snorkeling Equipment

diving

Paddleboards

water-sports

Inflatable Toys

water-sports

Special Features
Dedicated wellness deck, including custom rotating sunbeds, unique observation salon, hydrotherapy pool and massage treatment room
Eco-conscious credentials
7 luxurious staterooms
Guest elevator for convenience
Main deck full-beam master suite

Charter cost estimator

Base charter
$854,000
APA estimate
$256,200
Estimated total
$1,110,200

Excludes VAT and local taxes. Final pricing varies by itinerary and broker terms.

Frequently asked questions

  • What is the weekly charter rate for Nautilus?+
    $854,000. Excludes APA (advance provisioning allowance, typically 25–35%) and any applicable VAT.
  • How many guests can Nautilus accommodate?+
    Nautilus accommodates 12 guests across 7 cabins.
  • When was Nautilus built?+
    Nautilus was built by Picchiotti in 2014.
  • What water toys are aboard Nautilus?+
    Nautilus carries Jet Skis, Towable Toys, Waverunners, Seabobs, Kayaks, Snorkeling Equipment, and 2 more.
  • What is the crew complement of Nautilus?+
    Nautilus sails with 20 professional crew for 12 guests.

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