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Slightly smaller at 122-feet, Shogun, built by Flagship and brokered by Northrop & Johnson is beautiful and elegant. In fact, YachtFest attendees voted this ship "Best in Show." This yacht's name is reflective of its pristine Asian décor. Remodeled in 2008, genuine artifacts fill the ship; centuries-old Japanese armor, helmets and art. Suites share the same theme, light cabinetry throughout is complimented by reds, tan and black. One stateroom that lacks portholes has "window treatments" that replicate daylight flooding the room from behind rice paper shades. Every room is a king suite. The yacht will accommodate up to eight individuals. Living areas are full of plush fabrics and mahogany. Bathrooms are beautifully decorated with hammered brass sinks, granite and brass fixtures. Like Piano Bar, the ship keeps fun watercraft on board, which comes in handy when you feel the urge to hop on a jet ski while anchored in Cabo. Shogun is available for $69,000 per week.
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Both Shogun and Piano Bar are fully crewed and every detail is looked after, making for a very leisurely vacation. Of course, a chef is provided on both vessels. As a general rule of thumb, you can expect around an additional 15-20% in costs for food and other incidentals.
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