Titania

Fresh from a spectacular 2018 interior refit, 240-foot Titania is built to impress. A vast pool deck with swim-up bar creates the perfect alfresco relaxation area, while thrill seekers will be delighted by the yacht’s 46-foot waterslide—the largest ever built. For friends thinking of chartering together, Titania’s two jaw-dropping master suites take the need to […]

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Titania

Photo: 1801 Bluei Prod

Titania

Photo: 1801 Bluei Prod

Titania

Photo: 1801 Bluei Prod

Titania

Photo: 1801 Bluei Prod

Titania

Photo: 1801 Bluei Prod

Titania

Photo: 1801 Bluei Prod

Titania

Photo: 1801 Bluei Prod

Titania

Photo: 1801 Bluei Prod

Fresh from a spectacular 2018 interior refit, 240-foot Titania is built to impress. A vast pool deck with swim-up bar creates the perfect alfresco relaxation area, while thrill seekers will be delighted by the yacht’s 46-foot waterslide—the largest ever built. For friends thinking of chartering together, Titania’s two jaw-dropping master suites take the need to compromise out of the equation, while a highly trained crew of 21 include a masseuse, beautician, and fitness instructor who can curate a bespoke wellness experience complemented by two onboard spas. Built by Lürssen and accommodating up to 16 guests (12 for charter) in seven cabins, Titania offers a truly magical charter experience in the Western Mediterranean, Indian Ocean, or Southeast Asia. (Rates: High Season EUR 630,000 per week; Burgess)