Carinthia VII: a 97-metre escape to Caribbean waters
The Lürssen superyacht, designed by Tim Heywood and refreshed in 2023, opens her six decks to winter charters across the Caribbean and Bahamas, with flexibility for shorter festive season stays.
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A black hull cuts through turquoise water, guests trailing behind on jet skis under a Caribbean sun. Carinthia VII, at 97.2 metres, represents the kind of escape that exists only in the most rarefied corners of yachting: a Lürssen superyacht designed by Tim Heywood, delivered in 2002 and meticulously renewed during a comprehensive 2023 refit, now available for charter across the Bahamas and Caribbean waters this winter.
The yacht accommodates twelve guests across eight cabins, with a crew of thirty three attending to every detail. Six decks unfold with the kind of generosity that transforms time at sea into something entirely bespoke. The owner has shown flexibility on minimum charter length during the festive period, recognising that the finest experiences sometimes require shorter windows.
Proportions are what distinguish her. The sundeck spans 124 square metres, a platform for dining and observation above the rhythm of the ocean. Below, a panoramic gymnasium allows for movement without compromise, while a private cinema offers refuge during quieter afternoons. The main saloon, dressed in warm wood panelling and refined furnishings refreshed during the recent refit, flows naturally across the upper deck. Cabins present the kind of thoughtful comfort that seasoned travellers recognise instantly: restful materials, controlled light, storage that anticipates need.
Charters begin from 1,500,000 euros per week. Inquiries are directed to Fraser Yachts, where specialists can arrange viewings and discuss specific dates and itineraries tailored to your voyage.
Imagery courtesy of Fraser Yachts (@fraseryachts).
