Camper & Nicholsons presents superyachts across Asia at Lantau
Eight carefully curated vessels, ranging from 24 to 42 metres, are now available for private viewing across Hong Kong and Southeast Asia. The selection spans celebrated builders including Custom Line, Heysea, Azimut and Benetti.
AI-assisted voice playback. Starts only when you choose Play.
Camper & Nicholsons, the venerable London superyacht broker with over four decades of maritime expertise, presents a refined collection of eight vessels positioned across Asia’s most coveted waters during the Lantau Yacht Club Boat Show. Each yacht tells its own narrative of meticulous craftsmanship and considered design.
In Hong Kong waters, Daydream, a 28.43-metre Custom Line from 2021, exemplifies contemporary Italian motor yacht construction with flowing lines and sophisticated interiors. Across the region, Song of Songs, measuring 42.20 metres, represents the substantial end of the selection and reflects the ambitions of those seeking genuine oceangoing capability combined with refined living spaces. The 32-metre Infinite Voyage III, delivered by Azimut in 2022, offers similar proportions with proven performance credentials.
The portfolio encompasses vessels of varying ages and builders. Roval, a Princess Yachts of 29.11 metres launched in 2023, sits anchored in Singapore, whilst Major Affair, a Sunseeker from 2007, continues to serve its owners in Thailand. TNT Leisure, a Sanlorenzo measuring 26.76 metres from 2019, showcases the Ancona shipyard’s distinctive approach to proportion and livability. The 25.10-metre Amphitrite, originally built by Benetti in 1973 and substantially refurbished in 2022, appeals to those appreciating classical design. Samkara, a Ferretti of 24.05 metres from 2009, completes the selection with proven reliability across Indonesian waters.
Two additional vessels, Zeepaard and Vero, will be on display at the boat show itself. Private viewings may be arranged directly through Camper & Nicholsons’ team for any vessel, whether at the show or in the waters where each currently rests.
Imagery courtesy of Camper & Nicholsons (@camperandnicholsons).
