RUNAWAY

1988 82ft Power Boat Sleeps 6 Guests In 3 Cabins, Let's runaway in the Virgin Islands

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From $34,000/week

Special Terms

Holiday weeks may differ, please enquire!

Guests: 6

Length: 82ft

Cabins: 3

Built: 1988

Crew: 2

Builder: Azimut

WELCOME ABOARD RUNAWAY

Each day of your Virgin Islands Motor Yacht Charter is tailored to your wishes. Whether it be full of activity and water sports... with a hike on a tropical island, snorkeling an exotic coral reef, then dancing to the band at a local beach bar... ... or a relaxing day finishing off that novel you've been meaning to get to, topping of your tan on the sunning bed on the yacht's bow, then gazing at stars while you enjoy quiet conversation with your closest friends and family. RUNAWAY is designed for luxury and equipped for adventure.

Runaway’s Sleek Italian styling and modern lines are tastefully accented with teak, gran...

Accommodations

6 Guests

1 Queen Beds

3 Wash Basins

3 Cabins

3 Showers

3 Electric Heads

Three well-appointed luxury staterooms will cradle you in comfort. The forward stateroom has a walk-around Queen bed. Port and starboard staterooms both have double beds with single bed above. All staterooms have en-suite head with enclosed shower stall, flat screen television with Blu-ray player and individual climate controls....

Amenities

WiFi internet access

Generator:YES

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

Deck showers

Salon TV with satellite tv

Swim Platforms

Amenties

Water fun

20' Caribe RIB 115 Dinghy

Tube

2 Man Kayak

Beach Games

Adult Water Skis

Stand Up Paddle

Floating Mats

Wakeboard

1 Man Kayak

Snorkeling Gear

12 X 12 floating trampoline

Crew

Capt. Shachar "Shack" Ben-David

Born into a seafaring family, Captain Shachar “Shack" Ben-David spent his youth in Israel and England sailing small boats and listening to the tales of the sea from his grandfather and great uncle. Upon moving to the United States he enlisted in the Coast Guard where he would serve as navigator and deck officer aboard a wide range of vessels for over twenty years.

Shack first came to the Virgin Islands in the late 1990s and would see multiple tours in both the Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico where he developed a love for the beautiful Caribbean waters throughout his Coast Guard career. His time aboard ship wou...