Burgess announces yachts for Cannes Yachting Festival

World leading yacht broker, Burgess, will be exhibiting the following five yachts in Port Pierre Canto at the Cannes Yachting Festival next week from the 9th to 14th September. Visits to the yachts can be arranged from the Burgess stand, which is located at PPC 108-010. Burgess has provided some information about each of the five yachts on show:

M/Y Mim, 49m

Combining the timeless exterior lines of The A Group and a light, sophisticated Andrew Winch interior, Mim offers flexible accommodation for up to 12 guests in six cabins. An extensive yard period in 2012 included an exterior repaint, interior refresh with new carpets and soft furnishings and a 3,000 hour service of both Caterpillar main engines. Mim represents excellent value and has recently announced a significant price reduction.

M/Y Let It Be, 29m

Top quality pedigree yacht Let It Be, is an excellent example of the Heesen 47m series. Delivered in 2007, she has accommodation for 12 guests in six cabins and plenty of natural light. This impressive Dutch-built superyacht has been well maintained and is in excellent condition throughout.

M/Y Vicem, 46m

Vicem combines sleek exterior lines by Frank Mulder, with superb interior volume and great performance. Capable of speeds up to 25 knots, this luxury yacht has an impressive number of cabins for her size, accommodating 12 guests in six suites, which makes her unique in her category. Vicem is in immaculate condition and has had minimal usage since her delivery in 2012.

M/Y Carcharias, 35m

The fastest yacht in the Burgess fleet, Carcharias combines immense power and a blistering top speed of 52 knots with show-stopping looks and extreme comfort. With interior design by Andrew Winch, she has a modern, ultra-stylish décor and accommodation for seven guests in three luxurious cabins.

M/Y Kiluanje, 27m

A true performance sports yacht with thrilling speeds and excellent sea keeping. A light interior provides accommodation for six guests in three cabins. Her engines were completely overhauled in 2010 and Kiluanje has been immaculately maintained by a full time captain from new.

For more information, visit Burgess or Cannes Yachting Festival.