360° is a 155-foot ISA motoryacht that got a massive makeover in 2009.

This 114-foot motoryacht launched in 1984, got a three-year refit beginning in 2007, and re-entered the charter market in 2010.

The 124-foot Delta Aerie underwent serious refit work in 2008-09, including the addition of zero-speed stabilizers and satellite systems for WiFi and HTDV access.

As the mosaic tile "tiger face" aboard this 130-foot Mangusta shows, she is a charter yacht with serious personality.

This 145-foot Christensen motoryacht has an art deco interior that includes a waterfall in the master bathroom shower.

When she launched in 2011, the 265-foot motoryacht Air became the largest Feadship in the world available for charter.

This 151-foot motoryacht got a new owner and a new crew in time for the summer 2008 charter season.

In Turkey's emerging crewed charter market, this 105-foot motoryacht is helping to set a new standard of quality and crew service.

This 197-foot Benetti is about as big and beautiful as a motoryacht available for charter can get, with a sundeck that's a feast for the senses.

The 120-foot Palmer Johnson motoryacht Anna J received an extensive refit in early 2011.

She used to be the most expensive charter yacht in the world: $840,000 a week, not counting food, fuel, gratuity and other typical expenses. Now, her identical sistership Alysia is charging big bucks. Are these yachts worth it?

This 144-foot Baglietto motoryacht is marketed for families of 10 or 12, or for at-the-dock parties of as many as 100 guests.