Thanksgiving charter deal: superyacht ‘Milk and Honey’ offers special rate

By Rebecca Bradbury 5 November 2018

The 38m/125ft motor yacht ‘Milk and Honey’ from Palmer Johnson is lowering her weekly base rate for a Thanksgiving charter in the Caribbean.

Fresh from a multi-million dollar refit, Milk and Honey is in her best condition yet and ready to begin her winter cruising season in the Bahamas and Caribbean. But before it gets underway, she is offering charterers the chance to celebrate Thanksgiving on board at a specially reduced rate.

No matter whether escaping for the holiday with a loved one or bringing along all the family, the motor yacht will be able to fulfil every single wish thanks to the wealth of on-board leisure facilities.

Jacuzzi on the sundeck of superyacht Milk and Honey lit up at night

dining table on the upper deck aft of motor yacht Milk and Honey is setup for dinner

seating area on the sundeck of luxury yacht Milk and Honey as the sun sets

The sundeck is sure to be the daytime hub of any yacht charter. Guests can head here to unwind in the Jacuzzi complete with a swim-up bar, soak up the sunshine on sun loungers, snack on a grilled snack from the barbecue and catch up over a refreshing cocktail in a luxe outdoor seating area.

Days can also be spent accessing the exciting water toy collection from the swim platform. Kayaks, paddleboards, water skis, kneeboards and diving equipment offer hours of fun on and under the water, with guests of all ages sure to be kept entertained.

The entire charter party can then catch up over a delicious alfresco dinner on the spacious upper deck aft. A talented resident chef will ensure every taste is catered to on a Thanksgiving charter, meaning no guest need lift a finger but simply indulge in delicious cuisine and five-star service.

A talented resident chef on board Milk and Honey will ensure every taste is catered to on a Thanksgiving charter

Opportunities for entertaining and relaxing continue into the interior of luxury yacht Milk and Honey. Rich cherry wood and mahogany are offset by a neutral colour palette for a feeling of timeless elegance capable of putting all who step aboard the Palmer Johnson build at ease.

A curved sofa in the main salon will tempt guests to sit back and watch the high-definition TV while a bar calls for socialising over a drink before dinner is served in the formal dining area forward. Another lounging option is available in the skylounge and, more intimate in feel, it is ideal for laid-back family gatherings.

The superyacht is able to sleep up to 10 guests in five sumptuous cabins, including a full-beam master suite with a private office, three double cabins and a twin cabin.