Yacht Te Manu
A Graceful
Marine Bird
Marine Bird
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Type
Motor
Crew
11
Builder
CODECASA
Built/Refit
1998/2013
Length (m)
49.38
Max speed (kt)
17.0
Guests
12
Cabins
6
Intended for relaxation and all the pleasures of sailing the ocean, this luxury charter is a successful mix of Italian, Anglo-Saxon and Tahitian influences.
Te Manu
Exterior
Since her magnificent renovation, this superyacht can now accommodate up to 14 guests. Wooden decks decorate the three levels, with a large solarium area on the upper deck, outdoor lounges and a convivial dining table on the others, and the lure of relaxing in the outdoor Jacuzzi. At full speed, Te Manu will take you wherever you want to explore through the heart of the Caribbean, while the stabilizers ensure perfect tranquility at zero speed for a restful night’s sleep. The powerful pace and slender profile of this yacht takes inspiration from the freedom of a graceful marine bird, gliding through the water. All the water activities you could want to try in a day are included with the many facilities available to you.
Te Manu
Interior
The cabins, public spaces, and the impressive main deck dining room were decorated by interior designer Betsy Godfrey. Noble materials, parquet floors and varnished wood partitions, and the classic charm of an English manor works perfectly here. It is a luxury of upscale details and sophistication, even in the bathrooms with bathtubs included for some. 6 cabins, comprising 4 doubles and 2 twins, offer great flexibility for family or friends, with easy accessibility thanks to the elevator serving interior levels. Under the benevolent attention of the crew, enjoy all the services you want. And for onboard exercise, fitness equipment is waiting for you.
St. Barths Reservations
If you take it upon yourself to contact us well in advance, planning a vacation to the most exclusive destination in the Caribbean can be stress-free.
Bookings for stays during the liveliest times in St Barts (year-end celebrations, the high season in winter, various international events) must be made several months, or even a year in advance