James Bond superyacht, featured in Daniel Craig movie Casino Royale, is available to rent for US$72,000 a week – take a look inside
Best known for its appearance in the 2006 James Bond film of the same name, the superyacht Casino Royale is currently available for rent – for a meagre €65,000 (or around US$72,000) a week – via luxury yachting company Camper & Nicholsons.
According to experts Boss Hunting, it’s the very same yacht that appeared in Casino Royale as the “floating lair” of the movie's villain, Le Chiffre. Boat International reported in April 2017 that the yacht was listed for sale by Jochen Brill at another yacht broker, Northrop & Johnson. At the time, the asking price was just under €4 million.
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The performance motor yacht, a Sunseeker Predator, has four cabins and one master suite, and it can accommodate up to eight guests. Requiring four crew members, the sports vessel also comes with a jacuzzi, sunbathing areas and numerous water toys, including paddle boards, snorkelling equipment and water skis.
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Casino Royale has powerful engines, allowing it to obtain a maximum speed of 45 knots.
It has about nine feet (2.7 metres) of headroom space, in addition to an alfresco dining area, a sun pad and lounging area.
The main deck also has a retractable sunroof over the dining area.
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The main suite has a walk-in wardrobe, a full-size bathroom with a shower, and a master study complete with marble and leather furnishings.
The lower deck has four cabins, which can house eight guests. In addition, each room has a TV and its own marble-accented bathroom.
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The vessel also includes a VIP stateroom and two twin staterooms.
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This superyacht (which has its own website and Instagram) can be yours – temporarily – for a little over US$72,000 a week.
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This article originally appeared on Business Insider.