Pisces Yacht for Charter

Most 46-metre yachts ask their guests to choose between range and comfort; PISCES refuses the question. Delta Marine built her in Seattle in 2011 on a semi-displacement GRP hull with zero-speed stabilisers and 2,700 nautical miles in the tanks, and a 2021 refit brought the interior and systems up to current standard. She spends her summers in the South Pacific and her winters through South East Asia and the Indian Ocean, working water most of the fleet never reaches, with an elevator serving every deck and a crew of ten for eleven guests. The main deck holds her best idea: a full-beam master forward with its own lounge, a writing desk and windows at eye level, a layout usually reserved for yachts ten metres longer. Four further cabins sit below, three doubles and a twin, each en suite in polished mahogany and marble. Aft, the main salon opens across the full beam, while one deck up the skylounge, with a full bar and drop-down blinds, is where charter weeks actually happen. Outside she is built for the water: a sundeck jacuzzi with a swim-up bar, a treadmill and eco golf range, and a transom that opens to a netted sea pool and a deep toy inventory of jet skis, Seabobs, an e-foil, surfboards and full scuba kit.