ANGELEYES

2017 85ft Power Boat Sleeps 10 Guests In 5 Cabins, Experience luxury and speed
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From $57,750/week
Special Terms
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Guests: 10
Length: 85ft
Cabins: 5
Built: 2017
Crew: 4
Builder: Horizon
Angeleyes is the ultimate charter yacht; coupling an exceptional crew with a new yacht offering more volume than many 100 footers. Angeleyes is the perfect choice for guests looking to experience the most fun and luxury possible on a Caribbean charter! Angeleyes is an stunning example of the Horizon FD85’s design concept: to take advantage of the voluminous 24' beam and provide areas, both indoors and out, for charter guests to enjoy the ultimate yacht for entertaining and relaxing. Angeleyes’ main salon incorporates huge floor-to-ceiling glass windows, allowing guests to enjoy the ever changing island view. The interior dining table c...
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Accommodations
10 Guests
3 Queen Beds
5 Showers
5 Cabins
2 King Beds
5 Electric Heads
Angeleyes can accommodate 10 guests in 5 double cabins. The 4th cabin is convertible from 2 twins to a Queen and the 5th cabin is convertible from 2 twins to a King, if preferred....
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Amenities
WiFi internet access
Generator:2 Onan 29 kW
Sun Awning
Ice maker
Ipod/device docking station
Air conditioning and fans
Inverter Yes
Bimini Top
BBQ
Cockpit and flybridge speakers
Night Air conditioning and fans
Water Maker: Yes
Deck showers
Salon TV with satellite tv
Swim Platforms
Karaoke machine!
Water fun
Novurania 200 hp Dinghy
Wakeboard
Stand Up Paddle
Floating Mats
Beach Games
Adult Water Skis
Kneeboard
1 Man Kayak
Snorkeling Gear
Underwater Camera
Kids Water Skis
Tube
2 Man Kayak
Fishing Gear
Water toys:
- 2 iAqua underwater 'seabobs'
- 4 Paddle boards
- Jet Board
- Snorkel equipment
- Towable tubes, waterskis and wakeboard
- Fishing gear
Crew
Captain Darrel
Darrel grew up in Johannesburg, South Africa, where he spent his time prowling the suburban jungles and raising his pet lion, Chaos. He also managed to actually finish school, and spent several wasted years at university studying a surprisingly varied and random number of subjects, all of which are totally useless in his current job. He is also a lieutenant in the South African National Defense Force - salutes are optional on board. He speaks three languages, two of which are only spoken in South Africa.
In 2003 he decided to quit his job and give up the exciting life of an accountant, and go to sea. He moved to Cape Town in...
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