Experience the Caribbean: Stay at a Unique Floating Boutique Hotel

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Looking for an all-exclusive, socially distanced Caribbean retreat that allows you to see more than one destination? Chartering a yacht may be your best option. The Luna is essentially a “floating boutique hotel,” offering you an exclusive experience with three luxurious rooms. Exploring the Caribbean at your own pace and crafting a bespoke itinerary are luxuries that a conventional all-inclusive vacation neither allows nor caters to.

The 2019 Lagoon 450S catamaran is operated by the husband-wife duo Nim and Fabiola Hirschhorn. This elegant floating boutique hotel features three queen-size air-conditioned cabins, each with an en-suite bathroom, teak flooring, a shower cabin, and ample storage for your belongings. Moreover, a spacious open-concept galley and a large living room provide stunning 360-degree views of the turquoise Caribbean Sea. While the interiors offer considerable comfort, the deck serves as a fantastic place to enjoy the sun and breeze. The outdoor dining area presents an ideal spot to sip cocktails while admiring gorgeous vistas. Guests also have the chance to soak up vitamin D on the catamaran’s trampolines or engage in exciting activities like kayaking, paddleboarding, and snorkeling with available equipment.

According to Fabiola, “What we’re seeing is that more and more people are planning for a vacation that is all-inclusive and private. Charter yacht vacations allow guests to relax in a safe and controlled environment. Guests can choose who they holiday with, and they have the flexibility of socially distancing when they need to.” Consequently, the charter packages encompass all meals and drinks in addition to the freedom to spend as much or as little time on land as you wish.

Optimal destination choices on these tailored itineraries include the United States Virgin Islands, the British Virgin Islands, The Bahamas, and St. Vincent and the Grenadines—some of the most beautiful islands in the Caribbean.

Expedited planning is crucial. Luna’s calendar is quickly filling for the next season (the current season is sold out), which commences in November 2022. Nim Hirschhorn, who is also a U.S. Coast Guard-certified captain and experienced PADI Divemaster, indicated, “In the early stages of the pandemic, clients were booking last-minute. Now, we feel we are getting back to normal; this type of vacation is usually booked around 12 months in advance.”

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Current all-inclusive rates commence at $19,165 for two guests staying aboard for five days and can escalate to $25,000 for a week-long stay with six guests. Consequently, this promises to be a truly exclusive vacation experience.