Sailing Yacht SARISSA Cruises in Tahiti

By Rebecca Bradbury 1 July 2016

The cutting-edge 43m/140ft sailing yacht SARISSA is available for charter this summer in Tahiti and across the stunning cruising grounds of French Polynesia.

A state-of-the-art blue ocean cruiser, SARISSA was delivered in 2011 by Vitters shipyard and has since circumnavigated the globe. Combining an exceptional performance with elegant styling and luxurious amenities, she is a perfect choice for adventures and discovery in Tahiti.

Designed to accommodate families, the sailing yacht features safe, uncluttered deck areas as well as an aft cockpit, which can be converted into a swimming pool. Other innovative features include a movie-night setup and the ability to host a rock climbing practice area.

What’s more, there are plenty of outdoor lounging areas for relaxing and soaking up the sun on your charter vacation, and the forward cockpit offers an elegant alfresco dining area for enjoying delicious meals created by the resident Chef.

uncluttered deck on board luxury yacht SARISSA

forward cockpit on board superyacht SARISSA set for dinner

close up of foredeck and sails when luxury yacht SARISSA is underway on charter

Styled by Rhoades Young, the interior of luxury yacht SARISSA features a warm and cosy yet modern look, with a combination of oak, Cherrywood and rosewood. The spacious upper deck salon features a comfortable lounge, illuminated by natural light flooding through the generous expanse of windows.

On the lower deck, between the formal dining room and galley, is a removable bulkhead that allows either formal dining or a causal family breakfast room, and there is also a study, which can serve as a double guest cabin, and a cosy snug area.

The other accommodation consists of a master suite, gifted with lots of natural light from skylights and with direct access to the aft deck, one double cabin and one twin cabin connected to another single cabin, ideal for a nanny.

Water toys stored on board include kite boarding equipment, water skis, inflatables and scuba diving gear, offering even more ways to get up close to the French Polynesia waters.