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September 13, 2007 - Sapo International, a Greece based company and a private luxury yacht club (http://yachts-travel.com) is pleased to present mega yacht Savarona available for charters in Mediterranean. The mega yacht Savarona staircase is a true work of art. Extending from the shelter deck to the upper deck, it measures 86 m (282ft), and was formed and hand beaten from solid brass. Twenty traditionally trained metal craftsmen recreated the stairway using the few remaining remnants, which exits from the original Savarona balustrade brass work.
The mega yacht charter Savarona is the the 4th largest private motor yacht in the world with a length of 446 feet and 17 spacious suites each over 485 sq.ft.. Her 47360 sq ft of covered and 38 feet of open space, offer a wide and spacious living area and state of the art recreational facilities. The services on board outclass by far those of the finest 5 star hotels and cruise vessels.
A large swimming pool, two Jacuzzis, two separate saunas and steam rooms, a fitness center and a floor heated Turkish bath built from 260 tons of carved marble are available for your pleasure. Water sport facilities such as windsurfing, water-skiing, jet-ski, scuba diving and sailing are at your disposal. A movie theatre with an archive of 2500 films and computer games played on the large screen are part of the entertainment on the board of this luxury mega yacht charter.
Medical unit is also available on this luxury mega yacht charter for your safety. This luxury yacht charter has a hospital on board. Commissioned by Emily Roebling Cadwalader in 1931 she was the largest yacht built at that time. In 1938 she was sold to the Turkish Government as a state yacht for Mustafa Kemal Ataturk. After his death she became neglected until she was converted into a training ship and renamed GUNES DIL. In 1979 a fire destroyed a large part of her and she was left abandoned. Later she was rescued by Kahrama Sadikoglou and underwent an extensive refit from 1989-1992 to become a luxury charter yacht which she remains operating as today.
The Savarona was built for Mrs. Emily Roebling Cadwallader, granddaughter of John Roebling, the engineer who built the Brooklyn Bridge. Mrs. Cadwallader spent part of her considerable fortune building three successively larger yachts, each named Savarona after a long-necked black-feathered African swan.
Today, the luxury mega yacht charter Savarona once again is sailing the waters of the world, bringing an experience of elegance and luxury in Greece islands to those who are so privileged as to be her passengers.
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