Superyacht Milk and Honey for charter with Bartram & Brakenhoff

1 February 2012 • Written by Malcolm MacLean

Following a multi-million dollar refit, the 38.11m motor yacht Milk and Honey has now joined the Bartram & Brakenhoff charter fleet with charter manager Pilla Pexton.

An all-aluminium yacht, she was built by Palmer Johnson in 2003 to Lloyds and ABS class. MCA compliant, this semi-displacement superyacht exemplifies Palmer Johnson’s wood-working capabilities featuring American cherry with Cuban mahogany highlights. Her warm interior is stunning and comfortable, featuring five spacious staterooms including a full width master on the main deck. Milk and Honey has excellent interior volumes with generous outside deck spaces for entertaining. She comes equipped with zero-speed stabilizers, passerelle, dive compressor, tender, toys and more.

Her well insulated floating interior makes for a very quiet boat and she's keenly available in the Caribbean and New England at $90,000 per week plus expenses.

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