Loose Ends Superyacht

Loose Ends runs with six crew for ten guests, which is more than one crew member for every two people aboard, and she carries stabilisers that hold her steady at rest as well as under way. She is a 113ft (34m) Burger Boat superyacht, built in 2003 and refitted in 2019.

On deck

Her swim platform makes getting into the sea straightforward and boarding the tender no harder.

Water toys

A 17ft Walker tender takes guests ashore, and two Yamaha Wave Runners mean a pair of riders can be out at the same time, as can two Seabobs. Alongside them she keeps a wakeboard, a surfboard and a towable tube, with gear for fishing and for snorkelling: eight toys in all, so there is something for people who want speed and something for those who would rather look down at the reef.

Where she cruises

Her home port is Harbour Island in the Bahamas, and she keeps a second base at Miami, so guests can join her for the Bahamas or for the USA rather than a single set of waters.

Accommodation and crew

Five cabins sleep ten, in a king, two queens and two twins, all air-conditioned, and Wi-Fi reaches through the yacht.

Comfort under way

Loose Ends cruises at 11 knots with 14 available, uses 151 litres of fuel an hour, and is at her busiest in the months from December through to March.

Charter notes

She is chartered by the week, and a rental of that length suits two couples travelling together or a family; twelve can be aboard by day, so a few more people can join without crowding her.