Why Rent the Maltese Falcon Yacht?
Rent the Maltese Falcon Yacht
Founded in 2006, the maltese falcon yacht has been the talk of the sea. The 88-meter superyacht features three massive rotating masts that can support five sails. These can propel the boat to speeds of 24 knots. During sea trials, the yacht achieved a top speed of 26 knots during a storm in the Gulf of Lion, France. The sailing power on the Maltese is equivalent to 7,500 hp through its Dynarig set-up.
The interior of the Maltese Falcon was designed by Ken Freivokh. There are dedicated spaces for dining, entertainment, and lounging. The boat has a fully equipped gym and several seating areas for entertaining guests. The dining area features fine furnishings and original artwork. A variety of water toys are included with the charter. The yacht comes with scuba diving gear and an inflatable slide. It also has a qualified masseuse and an extensive collection of toys and equipment.
The Maltese Falcon is known for its performance, making timely passages and delivering thrilling entertainment. It even features an outdoor cinema, which can make the journey more exciting. She is built with steel hulls and an aluminium superstructure and is powered by twin Deutz engines. The yacht has a top speed of 19 knots and cruises at 16 knots. The aft deck offers al fresco dining and lounging facilities.
Why Rent the Maltese Falcon Yacht?
The Maltese Falcon was purchased by Tom Perkins in 2000 and took six years to be built. It was launched in 2006, with sails that rotated with the wind. It was the first yacht to use this technique and it has won several regattas since. It was the overall winner in Porto Cervo, Sardinia, in 2007. There are many more reasons to rent the Maltese Falcon.
The Maltese Falcon yacht was previously owned by the Perkins family. Elena Ambrosiadou purchased the yacht in 2009, and now she’s available for charter. The Maltese Falcon is a great luxury yacht. The interior features beautiful furnishings and works of art. There’s a full beam dining room and a spacious main salon. With its cinematic interior, the Maltese Falcon was purchased for EUR460,000 in 2009.
The Maltese Falcon’s main VIP cabin is located aft of the lower deck. The forward cabin can be converted to a guest lounge. Aft of the main cabin is the VIP cabin, which occupies more space than the master’s. The luxurious interiors of the VIP cabin feature a spacious bathroom and lounging areas. The Maltese Falcon is a real work of art.