THE BEAST Motor yacht for charter

Length: 39.2m (128.6ft)
12 guests in 5 cabins
Built: 2019 (refitted 2022), ProFab Central Engineering Ltd

Rate from (per week): USD 215,000

THE BEAST is an expedition yacht like no other—big, bold, and built for adventure. Exceptionally stable and capable of reaching remote destinations that few others can, she carries an impressive array of features, including a 13m custom-built luxury sport fisher tender, an amphibious tender, full dive gear for up to 12 guests, and an enviable inventory of fishing equipment. Her stylish and luxurious guest spaces, designed by Oceania Interiors, offer 4,000 square feet of dedicated guest areas, accommodating up to 12 guests and 9 crew members in comfort on adventures across the Pacific.

Custom built 42ft sport fishing chase tender
30ft amphibious chase tender
Low fuel consumption
Three VIP cabins on the main deck
Exercise equipment
A good choice of exterior and interior dining areas

About THE BEAST

Description

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THE BEAST offers the volume of a 50m+ yacht while benefiting from excellent fuel efficiency and a shallow draft, thanks to her intelligent hull design—perfect for exploring shallow anchorages and extended cruising.

A standout feature is the 13m custom-built luxury sport fisher tender, affectionately known as 'The Baby Beast.' Stored on deck, it goes wherever THE BEAST goes, and even further when intricate exploration is required. The Baby Beast is equipped with a well-appointed cabin with twin beds, a full ensuite with toilet and shower, sheltered seating, a dining area, and a small galley and bar. Whether it's sport fishing, day excursions, diving, surfing, watersports, or simply exploring, The Baby Beast ensures guests can enjoy every luxury while engaging in their favorite activities.

The mothership boasts 495 GRT and 4,000 square feet of guest living space, providing plenty of nooks for privacy as well as multiple dining areas for gathering together. Designed with New Zealand and Pacific cruising conditions in mind, her stability is second to none, making her perfect for big families. There really isn’t a better vessel to experience this region with—THE BEAST was literally built for it!

Specification & rates

Summer cruising South Pacific - Fiji	USD 215,000/USD 225,000 per week (low/high)
Winter cruising New Zealand	USD 215,000/USD 225,000 per week (low/high)
Built	2019 (refitted 2022), ProFab Central Engineering Ltd
Length	39.2m (128.6ft)
Guests	12
No. of guest cabins	5

Crew	9
Beam	12m (39.4ft)
Draft	2.6m (8.2ft)
Gross tonnage	493
Maximum speed	13 knots
Cruising speed	10 knots
Fuel consumption at cruising speed	210 litres per hour
Cabin types	5 (3 × double, 1 × double/twin, 1 × twin, 2 × additional berths)
Engines	2 × 1,000hp Caterpillar

Tenders & toys

1 × Towed tender
2 × Tenders
6 × Kayaks
2 × Stand up paddleboards
Pedal board
Wakeboard
Waterskis
Scuba diving equipment
Snorkelling gear
Fishing gear

Fitness & wellness

Fitness equipment

Free weights
Upright stationary bike
Yoga mats

Communication & entertainment

Satcom & cellular communications facilities
Wi-Fi internet access
Satellite television
Streaming services

Videos

THE BEAST video (1m 15s)

Deck plans

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The Coromandel, renowned for its pristine beaches, misty forests, and laid-back vibe, is one of New Zealand's top holiday destinations. Enjoy a plethora of activities, from fishing and hiking to diving with kelp forests, kingfish, moray eels, and stingrays on your New Zealand luxury yacht rental.

North Island

Kawarau Suspension Bridge

For an adrenaline-packed adventure during your New Zealand sailing charters, visit the Kawarau Suspension Bridge, the birthplace of Bungy jumping. Experience the thrill of leaping from the height equivalent to a 10-story building, set against the stunning backdrop of the Kawarau River, where you can even touch the water!

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Goat Island

Goat Island, New Zealand's first marine reserve, offers a thriving underwater ecosystem perfect for snorkelling and diving. Explore diverse habitats teeming with fish and marine life and enjoy scenic coastal walkways with stunning views and picnic spots on your private yacht charter to Auckland.

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Waitomo Caves

Explore the subterranean world of the Waitomo Caves, renowned for their ethereal glow-worm grotto. Navigate an underground river, jump off waterfalls, and drift beneath a canopy of glow worms while exploring one of New Zealand’s most diverse cave systems. This adventure promises unparalleled excitement on your New Zealand yacht rental.

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The reefs along the South Coast serve as vital breeding grounds for marine life, also a haven for shore divers. Dive into these rich ecosystems to encounter a diverse array of sea creatures up close for a unique experience during your New Zealand yacht charter.

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Oparara Arches

Rent a yacht to New Zealand and kayak or hike through the southwest corner of Kahurangi National Park to explore the Oparara Arches. Discover unique limestone formations, ancient native forests, and a pristine environment home to rare species like the short-tailed bat and giant land snail.

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Long Island

Nestled in the Marlborough Sounds, Long Island - Kokomohua Marine Reserve offers an ideal family escape on your luxury yacht charter to New Zealand. Unwind on sandy beaches, explore rocky reefs, and take in the distinctive landscapes, all while encountering a wealth of marine life, including giant crayfish.

Queen Charlotte Sound

Huka Falls

You can delight in this gem on your yacht charter to New Zealand. At Huka Falls, you can witness the awe-inspiring power of nature as over 220,000 litres of water per second thunder over the 11-metre-high waterfall. For an immersive experience, explore the area from a footbridge at the top, or embark on an exhilarating jet boat ride or river cruise.

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Mikhail Lermontov

Hire a yacht to New Zealand and explore the Mikhail Lermontov, a 155-meter-long wreck resting in 37 meters of water in the Marlborough Sounds for an unforgettable adventure. This dive offers a glimpse into the ship's preserved interiors like the ballroom and Nevsky Bar.

South Island

Kaikoura

Kaikōura offers a unique blend of natural beauty and wildlife adventures. Known for its rich marine life, you can embark on whale-watching tours, swim with playful dolphins, encounter seals, explore kelp beds or enjoy stunning stargazing. Don’t forget to indulge in local delicacies, particularly the famed crayfish.

Canterbury

Aramoana

Visit the tranquil settlement of Aramoana during your New Zealand yacht charter. Aramoana offers a relaxing escape with its pristine beaches, dramatic cliffs and natural attractions. Why not go diving among the kelp forests and discover scuttled shipwrecks teeming with marine life featuring seven-gill sharks, sea lions, seahorses, eels, carpet sharks and more.

Dunedin

Milford Sound

Divers will love the black coral, sea stars and delicate anemones. Kayakers can paddle right up to the steep cliffs. Keen hikers can tackle the four-day Milford Track for spectacular views in pristine landscapes. Milford Sound is a must visit for adventurers on their New Zealand luxury yacht charter.

Fiordland

Queenstown

Hire a yacht to New Zealand and discover Queenstown’s towering mountains and lakeside charm while diving into thrilling adventures and exhilarating fun. This scenic resort town is a haven for adrenaline-fuelled adventure sports.

Queenstown

Stewart Island

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South Island

Whangaroa

Explore the well sheltered inlet north of the Bay of Islands, where there is great wreck and reef diving. Why not head north along the coast to The Lodge at Kauri Cliffs for a breathtakingly scenic 18-hole course and a luxury spa experience to add on to your Bay of Islands yacht charter.

Whangaroa Harbour

Kawau Island

Anchor your New Zealand superyacht in Bon Accord Harbour and visit the historic Mansion House. Take a walk around the island and play with the watertoys in the crystal waters of the Drowned Valley.

Hauraki Gulf

Great Barrier Island

Anchor your New Zealand superyacht here and take a tender tour around the Port of Fitzroy and walk to the beautiful waterfalls. Explore the golden beaches, clear waters and vast forests.

Hauraki Gulf

Poor Knights Island

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Tutukaka harbour

Paihia

While you’re anchored here, explore the town centre, taste local dishes and visit the Waitangi treaty grounds to learn about Maori culture. Swim with dolphins, try your hand at fishing, kayaking or have a picnic on the beach and visit spectacular Haruru Falls. Golfers will love the Waitangi course. There’s a lot to do here on your New Zealand yacht rental.

Far North District

Waiheke Island

Explore Hauraki Gulf island during your private yacht charter to Auckland. You can enjoy the blend of farmland, forests, beaches, olive groves, and award-winning vineyards here. Immerse yourself in its renowned food scene and vibrant arts community.

Hauraki Gulf

Mercury Islands

Visit this popular diving and fishing area off the Coromandel Peninsula while on your New Zealand luxury yacht charter, also great for scallops. Walk the paths of Great Mercury Island or cruise back to the mainland to explore Cathedral Cove and Hot Water Beach.

Coromandel Peninsula

Tauranga

Unmistakable thanks to Mount Maunganui, this surf town has beautiful white sandy beaches which are not to be missed on your New Zealand luxury yacht rental. Check out the natural spa pools at the base of the mountain, hike to the top for spectacular views.

North Island

Calvalli Islands

Home to the wreck of Greenpeace’s Rainbow Warrior, now an artificial reef and premier dive site. Non-divers can paddle board and kayak around the islands or walk around the main island’s nature preserve, Motukawanui.

Northland

Milford Sound

Fiordland

Doubtful Sound

Take a helicopter tour from your luxury yacht charter in New Zealand for an unforgettable glacier walk. Kayak or dive to encounter fur seals, bottlenose dolphins, and crested penguins, and even catch your own lobster.

Fiordland

Stewart Island

Southland

Wellington

Visit Aorangi Forest Park and hike to the Putangirua Pinnacles, which Lord of the Rings fans might recognise. Head up to Martinborough after lunch where there are about 50 vineyards to explore, by bike if you prefer.

Wellington

Picton

Visit the port town’s maritime museum and enjoy wonderful fresh seafood on your New Zealand yacht charter. Take a drive to Blenheim, the heart of Marlborough’s wine-growing region with 30 wineries within driving distance of town.

South Island

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