
HBC — 85.6m Abeking & Rasmussen for Charter in French Riviera
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About this yacht
The 85.65-meter HBC stands as a masterclass in European yacht engineering and refined charter hospitality. Built by the celebrated German shipyard Abeking & Rasmussen in 2009 and completed with a comprehensive 2024 refit, this full-displacement motor yacht combines timeless design with contemporary comfort. Her striking midnight-blue hull and ice-white superstructure create an aesthetic that transcends seasonal trends, while her twin Caterpillar engines deliver a cruising speed of 13 knots and an impressive range of 6,690 nautical miles—enabling seamless transitions between Mediterranean summers and tropical winter itineraries.
Designed by the renowned British interior architect Reymond Langton Design, HBC accommodates up to 12 guests across 11 beautifully appointed cabins, comprising one master suite with dressing room and his/her en suite, one VIP cabin, and nine additional double cabins. The layout maximizes her considerable volume across multiple decks, creating distinct zones for both grand entertaining and intimate retreat. A key differentiator is the onboard glass elevator, which provides convenient access throughout all guest decks—a feature that elevates both practical comfort and accessibility for discerning clientele.
Multi-deck living is thoughtfully orchestrated around generous social spaces: a light-filled main salon with panoramic windows, formal dining venues suited to sophisticated gatherings, and exceptional outdoor entertainment areas. The signature beach club, situated beneath a glass-bottomed pool, features foldable balconies that bring guests intimately close to the water. Additional wellness amenities include a state-of-the-art gym, jacuzzi, and comprehensive water sports center stocked with tenders and kayaks. Throughout, air conditioning, Wi-Fi, and integrated entertainment systems ensure seamless modern connectivity.
HBC's full-displacement hull design guarantees the stability and seaworthiness essential for long-range exploration, while her professional crew of 28 delivers the attentive service expected at this caliber. Whether deployed for Mediterranean cruising or Indian Ocean and Southeast Asia exploration, the HBC charter experience reflects meticulous attention to both vessel management and guest-centric hospitality. Weekly rates commence at €950,000, positioning HBC as a compelling choice for those seeking substantial interior volume, proven engineering pedigree, and the flexibility of an Abeking & Rasmussen yacht.
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