Marina del Rey Yacht Rental & Yacht Charter

Step aboard the 60′ Fairline in Marina del Rey for a masterclass in British craftsmanship, performance, and understated elegance. This sophisticated yacht is the ultimate sanctuary for those who demand the absolute best, offering a seamless blend of commanding presence and refined comfort for a premier coastal escape.

Outdoor Sophistication
The 60′ Fairline is designed for seamless indoor-outdoor living. Enjoy the expansive teak-laid decks, perfect for alfresco dining or sunbathing under the California sun. The flybridge serves as an elevated private lounge, offering panoramic views of the Pacific and a spectacular vantage point as you navigate the coastline.

Performance & Interior Grace
Experience an exceptionally smooth and powerful ride as you cruise past Venice and Santa Monica or drop anchor in the secluded coves of Malibu. Inside, the Fairline’s signature open-plan salon is a showcase of world-class materials and contemporary design. Flooded with natural light, the interior features:

Hand-crafted cabinetry and premium finishes throughout.

Plush, ergonomic seating paired with state-of-the-art entertainment systems.

A gourmet galley and elegant dining space, ideal for hosting sophisticated gatherings.

An Unparalleled Experience
Whether you are hosting a high-energy celebration or a quiet family retreat, this yacht provides an atmosphere of total exclusivity. With a professional crew dedicated to a bespoke level of service, every moment aboard the 60′ Fairline is tailored to perfection. Discover the beauty of Marina del Rey from a vessel where British engineering meets West Coast luxury.

Rate includes:
• Rent of the boat and its on-board equipment
• ⁠Base Fuel
• ⁠Boarding Fees
• ⁠Merchant Processing Fees
• Safety Required
• Smart Captains to choose from.
• Complimentary soft drinks, and water provided by Killer Shrimp
• ⁠Please do not wear high heels, bring confetti, glitter, or red wine.
• ⁠No illegal drugs. Marijuana is illegal federally and therefore is illegal in the water as it falls under federal jurisdiction of the United States Coast Guard.

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