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.... plus expenses.

Delta 124’ Tri-Deck Motor Yacht

With her 26’ beam, the Delta 124’ offers great volume in a tri-deck motor yacht, with exceptional luxury,
quality and privacy. High quality materials, components and technology ensure exceptional reliability and uninterrupted
enjoyment. With ZERO SPEED stabilizers “Continental Drifter” is not only a comfortable sea boat, but also very stable
at anchor, making anchoring in remote areas a pleasure.

The economical 12kt cruise speed ensures a quiet and comfortable passage to any destination.

The interior features a soothing satin finish American cherry wood, which contrasts with the ever-changing scenery
through the large picture windows found throughout the main and upper decks.

Complete details at http://cd3.me/



The luxurious yacht, can accommodate up to 10 guests in 5 staterooms, all with their own ensuite bathrooms.
With a professional crew of 6, including a first class chef and a full compliment of “toys”
– 30’ RIB fishing/diving/waterskiing shore excursion boat,
paddleboards, surfboards, fishing gear and lots of memorabilia.

The yacht is small enough to get into small secluded coves and anchorages, where larger vessels can’t go
and yet is very sea kindly, in large part due to her “Zero Speed” stabilization system,
which also makes “rolly” anchorages a pleasure, so one can watch the sunset and not spill the Margarita’s!

She is equipped with the latest equipment, including over 400 movies and thousands of songs on hard drive,
satellite TV and high speed internet for those that can’t “un-tether”. She even has a 50” drop down TV
on the flybridge with a large “daybed” so you can snuggle up and watch your favorite movies under the stars,
while feeling the warm Caribbean breeze!
All of this and more for the comparative bargain of $65,000 per week (plus expenses).

So for those that may be “Havana Daydreamin’”, “come on down, the waters warm and the blenders whirring”!

sigh.... she is gorgeous, though

I rowed past that boat once years ago. A. It is nice. B. But, really, it is just a boat. C. Security for Jimmy are d*cks.

While it's hard for me to relate to the luxury on my budget, the budget of a teacher, I'm happy for JB and all his success. He still seems like a down to earth guy. Thanks for sharing the video; I had no idea it existed.

Loungin',
Cap'n Bobby

$65,000 per week (plus expenses)....hope he doesn't mean you have to pay for that haul of Landshark.

Only the 1% can afford that.

Although he probably doesn't want to make it too cheap, and then the spring breakers would be partying on it.

Couldn't swing that alone, but if 10 of us got together...........nope, still no way.

I'm on a boat.

way out of my league

I'm wondering if he'll rent that seaplane instead.

Snowparrot wrote:I'm wondering if he'll rent that seaplane instead.

He said the Caravan Amphibian could be chartered along with it; don't know if that means alone.

I guess his whole fleet of planes are set up as charters from a company??

Too much to think about....

Beautiful video!!

BahamaBreeze wrote:$65,000 per week (plus expenses)....hope he doesn't mean you have to pay for that haul of Landshark.

I'd be more worried about whether the $65K/week included the skipper and the crew .... I can't imagine Jimmy just handing someone the keys to the yacht like I would (maybe) hand 'em the keys to my bike lock.  Or perhaps their services are also part of "the expenses".

Snowparrot wrote:I'm wondering if he'll rent that seaplane instead.

Ditto. I can always find someone who has a boat.



-"BB"-

Actually Bill, your boat looks like a lot more fun!

Bicycle Bill wrote:

BahamaBreeze wrote:$65,000 per week (plus expenses)....hope he doesn't mean you have to pay for that haul of Landshark.

I'd be more worried about whether the $65K/week included the skipper and the crew .... I can't imagine Jimmy just handing someone the keys to the yacht like I would (maybe) hand 'em the keys to my bike lock.  Or perhaps their services are also part of "the expenses".

Snowparrot wrote:I'm wondering if he'll rent that seaplane instead.

Ditto. I can always find someone who has a boat.



-"BB"-

I think you get a crew of 6 along with a chef.

Bicycle Bill wrote:I'd be more worried about whether the $65K/week included the skipper and the crew .... I can't imagine Jimmy just handing someone the keys to the yacht like I would (maybe) hand 'em the keys to my bike lock.  Or perhaps their services are also part of "the expenses".

In my original post ...

"The luxurious yacht, can accommodate up to 10 guests in 5 staterooms, all with their own ensuite bathrooms.
With a professional crew of 6, including a first class chef and a full compliment of “toys”
– 30’ RIB fishing/diving/waterskiing shore excursion boat,
paddleboards, surfboards, fishing gear and lots of memorabilia."

surfpirate wrote:

Bicycle Bill wrote:I'd be more worried about whether the $65K/week included the skipper and the crew .... I can't imagine Jimmy just handing someone the keys to the yacht like I would (maybe) hand 'em the keys to my bike lock.  Or perhaps their services are also part of "the expenses".

In my original post ...

"The luxurious yacht, can accommodate up to 10 guests in 5 staterooms, all with their own ensuite bathrooms.
With a professional crew of 6, including a first class chef and a full compliment of “toys”
– 30’ RIB fishing/diving/waterskiing shore excursion boat,
paddleboards, surfboards, fishing gear and lots of memorabilia."

Well then I am in. Come on, you all are getting your tax refunds, right?

I wish I could rent it just to say I slept in Jimmy's bed! : )

Carolinadreamin' wrote:I wish I could rent it just to say I slept in Jimmy's bed! : )

Why in the world does he want to rent out his boat and seaplane? Money for charity?