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GUILLEMOT – Sail in timeless elegance
The stunning 43-metre sloop sailing yacht Guillemot seamlessly blends elegance, comfort, and top-tier performance in a classic yet contemporary design. Characterised by a sleek hull, Guillemot marries exhilarating sailing performance with the indulgent comfort of a luxury superyacht.
A sailing yacht with exquisite seaworthiness, Guillemot boasts multiple crossings under her belt and an experienced, long-standing Captain and crew on board.

Interior Living – Cosy and modern at every turn
Guillemot’s interior was designed by Dick Young Designs, who penned an open and bright space ideal for entertainment and relaxation. Her beautiful main salon is home to a cosy sofa area, as well as a study area on her starboard side. The salon extends across two levels, with the upper level home to a modern wheelhouse and cockpit area, perfect for observation.
Guillemot’s interiors are modern and stylish yet retain a timeless charm. Her interiors have been consistently maintained and are characterised by light and bright wood, cosy textures, and harmonious pops of colour.

Accommodation – Blissful accommodation options
Guillemot can accommodate 10 guests across five cabins, including a large master cabin, two double cabins and two twin cabins. All of her cabins are situated on the lower deck and feature en suites. Her impressive split-level Owner’s cabin is located aft, and provides an intimate space featuring a study and a separate dressing room.
Guillemot’s configuration is perfectly designed for families or groups of friends who seek both privacy and luxury.

Exterior Living – An escape at sea
Guillemot’s cosy deck features a formal covered outdoor dining area that can extend to accommodate all the guests comfortably together, ideal for al fresco dining.
The space is also home to built-in sofa seating to aft, as well as space to place sun pads, perfect for sunbathing and relaxing.
Guillemot is complete with a large, dedicated diving and swimming platform, providing effortless access to the ocean. A treasure trove of water toys awaits, from paddleboards to snorkelling gear, catering to guests of all ages, and ensuring endless excitement on the water.

Broker friendly website: https://syguillemot.com/

Key Features
Smuggler Strata 650 tender with a large canopy, freshwater shower, and ski pole ideal for shore excursions or toy towingContemporary, luxurious finishes featuring birchwood furniture detailing and oiled teak floors with wenge linesMeticulously maintained yacht by her attentive owner with updated interiors in 2021 and decks changed in 2019High-performance sailing world-cruiser expertly built by Vitters combined with Ed Dubois’ design pedigreeAccommodating 10 guests in a split-level master cabin with a walk-in wardrobe, 2 double VIP and 2 twin cabinsLed by an experienced Captain and with a crew of 6 professional sailors following an exciting cruising programWide array of watertoys, including Seabobs, SUPs, and kayaks, easily launched from her spacious stern platformIdeal for scuba diving enthusiasts, equipped with full dive equipment and compressor for rendezvous diving

Broker friendly website: https://syguillemot.com/

GUILLEMOT Yacht Description

Offered by DMA Yachting, the breathtaking charter yacht GUILLEMOT is a 141.1 ft sailboat. The most appealing features of GUILLEMOT are her generous space and interconnection with the sea. GUILLEMOT spends the season in Sardinia. She was completed by the well-known ship builder Vitters in 2004. An elegant refit was finalized in 2021. The spacious yacht layout features 5 cozy cabins and comfortably accommodates a maximum of 10 guests.

GUILLEMOT is classified primarily as a sailboat.

The sailboat features 1 x 818hp MTU 183 12V TE72 marine diesel engine 2 x Northern Lights 67kw generators Fuel consumption: 75 Litres/hr @ 10.5 Knots (Cruising Speed) engines .

Accommodation

Cabin configuration: 3 Double, 2 TwinBeds: 1 King, 2 Queen, 4 Single

What is the cabin arrangement of GUILLEMOT?

1 Master cabin
2 VIP cabins
3 Double cabins
2 Twin cabins

GUILLEMOT

Weekly price:
€125,000 - €135,000

Low Season | High Season
Length: 141'
# of Guests: 10
# of Cabins: 5
# of Crew: 7
Builder: Vitters
Consumption: 75 Litres/Hr
Cruising Speed: 11
Max. Speed: 13
Built Year: 2004
Refit: 2021

Charter Price Details

Season	From	To	Terms
Summer	EUR 125,000	EUR 135,000	MYBA
Winter	USD 125,000	USD 135,000	MYBA

Price Terms

MYBA

GUILLEMOT Yacht Charter Price

# of charter days	Base Price	APA (deposit for provisioning, fuel, docking fees, etc)	Taxes: 22%, exceptions available	Total	Note
14 day charter	250,000USD to 270,000USD	50,000USD to 81,000USD	55,000USD to 59,400USD	355,000USD to 410,400USD	Discounts outside the main season are common.
7 day charter	125,000USD to 135,000USD	25,000USD to 40,500USD	27,500USD to 29,700USD	177,500USD to 205,200USD	Standard charter rate, base for all calculations.
3 day charter	62,500USD to 67,500USD	12,500USD to 20,250USD	13,750USD to 14,850USD	88,750USD to 102,600USD	The usual formula is the 7 day charter rate divided by 6, times the number of days (3). Boat policy might differ. 125,000USD / 6 * 3 days = 62,500USD

All prices are generated by a calculator and serve as a guide for new charterers. Any additional information of the Price Details section has priority over above. Availability is always subject to confirmation. Gratuity not included for it's discretionary character, usually 5%-25% of the Base Price.

Price Details

Price from: USD125,000

High season rate: USD135,000

GUILLEMOT Yacht Charter Locations

Summer Season

Italy

Venice

French Riviera

Provence Coast & Marseille

Corsica

Croatia

Montenegro

Slovenia

Albania

Greece

Winter Season

Windward Islands

Leeward Islands

Amenities

Air conditioning, Aft platform, 4/5G Internet, Movies library, Music library, Outdoor cinema, Outdoor sound system, Smart TV, TV in all cabins, TV in saloon, Starlink, WiFi connection, Bluetooth speakers/sound system connection

Specifications

Guests: 10

Cabins: 5

Draft: 4.2 m

Cruising Speed: 11 kn

Max Speed: 13 kn

Built: 2004

Refit: 2021

Gross Tonnage: 235

Features

AC: Yes

Internet: Yes

Cruising Speed: 11

Max Speed: 13

Layout

More Specifications

Naval Architect: Dubois

Hull Construction: Aluminium

Hull: Displacement

Superstructure: Raised pilot-house

Flag: Cayman Islands

Home Port: George Town

Crew: 7

Engines: 1 x 818hp MTU 183 12V TE72 marine diesel engine 2 x Northern Lights 67kw generators Fuel consumption: 75 Litres/hr @ 10.5 Knots (Cruising Speed)

Diving 1

Fishing

Water Sports

Tenders
6.5m Smuggler Strata 650 tender with 200hp Volvo inboard engine
4.2m Zodiac crew tender

Toys:
– 2 x Seabobs
– 2 x Inflatable kayaks
– 2 x Inflatable Stand-up paddle boards
– 1 x E-foil surfboard
– Wingfoil
– Wakeboard
– Kneeboard
– Monoski
– 2 x water skis (plus 1 x kids water skis)
– 2 x donuts
– Fishing gear

SCUBA Diving:
– 10 x Diving sets
– Dive compressor

Crew

Pieter Hart — Chief engineer

Emma Bailey — Chief steward/ess

Mark Welch — Captain

Joshua Harrison — First Officer

Laura Irving — Stewardess

Tama Turei — Deckhand

Anabel Godin — Chef

Nationality: British

Pieter Hart — Chief engineer (TBC)

Pieter began his career in the cruise industry, where he gained valuable experience and developed a strong passion for life at sea. Over time, he realized that he wanted a role that allowed him to spend more time outdoors and be more directly involved in vessel operations, while continuing to grow his engineering skills. This naturally led him into yachting, and he joined Guillemot in 2025.He enjoys both the technical side of the engine room and the hands-on nature of deck work. Outside of his role on board, Pieter is active and adventurous, with a love for surfing, kitesurfing, tennis, skiing and snowboarding. Travelling, discovering new places and meeting people from different cultures are also important parts of his life. His passion for sailing began with a classic 1966 sailboat, which he restored and sailed through Sweden, Finland and Poland before returning to the Netherlands, an experience that helped turn his hobby into a career.

Emma Bailey — Chief steward/ess (British)

Emma is from the North of England and grew up on the waters of Lake Windermere as part of a passionate sailing family. She started her working life in Education as a House Mistress, and after five years there she was ready for a new adventure! Completing her STCW in 2023, Emma went on to gain a wide level of experience in fine dining, including a Michelin-starred restaurant and hotel before moving to Palma in the pursuit of a Stewardess position. Since then, she has worked on motor yachts up to 97m, trying to find her perfect vessel, and now as Chief Stewardess, Emma cannot wait to give you the best time on Guillemot! Whilst it may have been a little while since she has sailed, she is keento get involved in the sailing aspect of Guillemot and the adrenaline that will bring! Emma is a bubbly character, whose main skills in service include coffees and cocktails, whilst also enjoying floral arranging. Overall, Emma loves interacting with guests and learning about different cultures. In her spare time, Emma enjoys reading and swimming at the beach, as well as spending time with her family who enjoy meeting up with her around the world on her leave. She also enjoys skiing, having just completed a winter season as a Chalet Host in Val d’Isere!

Mark Welch — Captain (British )

Mark is from the south coast of England, and began his yachting career on dinghies and flotillas in Greece and Turkey. He has since spent 20 years as a Captain, at the helm of both sail and motor yachts of up to 60m in length. During this time Mark has sailed the globe extensively. He has completed twelve trans-Atlantic crossings and has over 200,000 nautical miles under his proverbial hull, covering most areas of the Mediterranean Sea, northern European waters, and the Caribbean. Mark too has sailed both the east and west coasts of the USA and the Pacific Ocean from Auckland to Panama, including three transits of the Panama Canal, as well as the Suez Canal and the Red Sea. Most recently, a proud achievement in his sailing career was successfully rounding Cape Horn and a northbound South American passage from Chile to Uruguay. Prior to obtaining his Captains’ license, Mark spent a decade involved in a shore-based yacht management company operating in the east Mediterranean. In his spare time Mark enjoys current affairs, motor bikes, SCUBA diving, skiing, cycling, and of course sailing.

Joshua Harrison — First Officer (New Zealander)

Josh moved to Antibes in 2009, with the plan to do a gap year before going home to start university in his home country of New Zealand, but then he fell into the yachting industry and hasn’t looked back since! After 17 years in the industry, Josh still loves that this job gives him the opportunity to experience adventures and sailing all around the world. He loves being part of a crew and gets excited about ocean crossings. He has been lucky enough to visit incredible far-off places during his time on deck. He has managed to cross the Atlantic and Indian Oceans and hopes to one day cross the Pacific. During his career, Josh has worked in a variety of roles across motor and sailing yachts, though sailing is his passion, having worked aboard 25–60m sailing yachts. He even once worked as a Service Steward aboard a 60m motor yacht, but since 2013 he has been First Mate. In his spare time, Josh loves to travel off the beaten track. He loves scuba diving and lived in Mozambique for 5 months as a Dive Master. He also loves trail running, having completed a multi-stage ultramarathon in Tanzania earlier this year. Josh’s love of the water also stems into water sports, enjoying wakeboarding and swimming in his downtime.

Laura Irving — Stewardess (Australian)

Laura is originally from Melbourne, Australia and spent some time growing up in the Netherlands. She has a travel bug that has led her to live all over the world, including St Anton in Austria, Amsterdam and Morocco. She loves to surf and ski when she isn’t working onboard. Laura loves to pitch in and get involved in sailing. She learnt the ropes last summer, where she sailed around Sardinia on a 30m Swan sailing yacht as a Deck/ Stew. She now comes to Guillemot with an eagerness to learn new skills, see new places and embrace the adventure. When she isn’t tying lines or shaking a cocktail, you’ll find Laura traversing the nearest hiking trail, trying the newest water sports, or behind the lens of her camera.

Tama Turei — Deckhand (New Zealander)

Tama is experiencing his first yachting position aboard Guillemot and is eager to learn new skills on deck and during sails. He joined us as a dayworker, and was instantly a great fit within the team, which led to him becoming our new permanent Deckhand. Tama comes from New Zealand, and he is also half-American. He is very excited to see new parts of the world and explore everything that yachting has to offer. Since leaving school, Tama has been working in the construction industry for the last two years, specializing in civil drainage and carpentry. Tama loves keeping fit, andenjoys working out at the gym. He plays a lot of rugby, andwas a flanker for his school team. When he is at home, he is always by the water, enjoying jet skiing and fishing. He also does a lot of free diving when he is back in New Zealand.

Anabel Godin — Chef (Canadian)

Anabel’s passion for the ocean, diving, travel and the culinary arts has allowed her to build a unique and fulfilling career that combines all the above. After graduating with Honors as a Chef in Vancouver over 25 years ago, she has further refined her skills at a Michelin-starred château in France. In 2013, Anabel began her yachting career, bringing together her culinary expertise and experience as a dive instructor. Since then, her journey has taken her around the world, most recently completing an incredible voyage with Captain Mark from the Caribbean to South Africa, and then from the Caribbean to Gibraltar. During her time ashore, Anabel enjoys caring for the gardens and ponds in her beautiful country home in Canada and nurturing the land at her small ranch in Mexico. Looking ahead, one of her dreams is to create a small surf and meditation retreat on the ranch, combining nature, wellness, and a love for the ocean.