Altesse
Flybridge and helm
Enjoying the deck space
Aft starboard guest suite
Forward guest suite
Upper & Lower guest suite & guest head
Guest head
Aerial view of ALTESSE
Watersports gear ready to go!
Stern view with easy water access
The flybridge dining area
The popular "Champagne Deck"
Aft cockpit with the Champagne Deck
Cockpit aft, with dining and lounging
Altesse's powerful tender
>>CURRENT SPECIAL: Take 10% off charters on this yacht, conducted in the USVI only and started between November 1st, 2022 to December 10th, 2022. Charters must be booked before October 15, 2022 and take place in the USVI only. Thanksgiving included. Availability subject to change.
This vessel plans on being legal to conduct charters in the BVI after 12/10/22
MINIMUM NIGHTS: 6, Inquire for less.
For 6 night charters, divide weekly rate by 7 nights X 6 nights. For 5 nights or less, divide weekly rate by 6 nights X number of nights.
BVI PORT FEE: Add $400 each end for BVI ports other than West End or Jost
If cruising area includes BVI, rates are PLUS permits, licenses and fees which are to be paid by client.
HALF-BOARD: Includes: 7 breakfasts, 4 lunches & 3 dinners. Requires 3 lunches & 4 dinners ashore at client expense.
2/$28,200 3/$28,550 4/$28,900 5/$29,250 6/$29,600 7/$30,450 8/$32,300
LOCAL FARE MEAL PLAN: Includes: 7 breakfasts, 5 lunches & 6 dinners. Requires 2 lunches and 1 dinner ashore at client expense.
2/$28,350 3/$28,775 4/$29,200 5/$29,625 6/$30,050 7/$30,975 8/$32,900
SLEEP ABOARD: Sleep aboard the night before charter dates. Available for $600 per cabin, with a 3 cabin minimum. Includes snacks, welcome cocktails & continental breakfast. Dinner is to be taken ashore at client expense.
CHRISTMAS/NEW YEARS: 7 night minimum
CHRISTMAS: 1-8 guests @ $39,000, charter must end on 12/26 or earlier
NEW YEARS: 1-8 guests @ $41,000, charter may not start prior to 12/27
**SEE BROKER NOTES FOR MORE INFORMATION - WAIVER REQUIRED IN ADDITION TO CONTRACT**
Copy link below & paste into browser to submit waiver:
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Captain: Kennon Jones
Nationality: USA
Capt. Kennon Jones
Originally from Georgia, Kennon has been sailing since 2011 when he decided to buy a 23’ sailboat from craigslist for $500. It was all downhill from there as sailing fever took hold. He went on to complete a two and a half year double handed circumnavigation (2018 - 2020) aboard his 1971 Tartan 34C Temujin which he still lives aboard and cruises in the off season. With over 33,000 nautical miles of experience, he holds a USCG Master Near Coastal license and works as a freelance captain for deliveries, charters, and sailing/cruising instruction. Prior to making a living on the water, Kennon worked for the Department of State in Washington, D.C. and extensively cruised the Chesapeake Bay. He has a degree in Economics and Chinese (Mandarin) from Wake Forest University and speaks Spanish, French, Mandarin, and Italian as well as bits of Indonesian, Russian, and Arabic. When not sailing Kennon enjoys scuba diving, spearfishing, wakeboarding, reading, dabbling in data science, and continuing to avoid climates where socks are necessary (though an exception is made for snow skiing).
Chef Stephanie Johnson
Stephanie was raised in beautiful Oregon but has spent 20 years throughout the Caribbean. She feels lucky to be able to call both naturally beautiful spots home. After graduating with a Marine Biology degree Stephanie discovered the yachting industry which combined her love of adventure, marine life, sharing food, meeting new people, and generally celebrating life.
Stephanie and her husband owned their own 72ft boat for 15 incredible years. They chartered all winter and traveled in the off season. When her husband passed away she decided she wasn’t done being on the water and had more to learn and explore so, she is back for more adventure. She holds a 100ton USCG Captains license but, on Ventana, she is excited to share her cooking skills developed in the Pacific Northwest and honed on her travels around the world.
Stephanie’s cooking tends to be on the lighter healthier side bringing in as many of the local ingredients as possible. However, her motto in life is, “Everything in moderation, including moderation!”
