Superyacht LOON heads to the Caribbean, livestreaming every nautical mile of her Atlantic crossing on YouTube

The captain and crew of 67.50m (221′ 5″) superyacht LOON have embarked on their migration across the Atlantic for the winter Caribbean season and are giving you an opportunity to accompany them via their YouTube channel.

Superyacht LOON

The team will be livestreaming their crossing which began on 5th October in Gibraltar, Spain and will end with their arrival in Fort Lauderdale, Florida after 17 days at sea and around 3,000 nautical miles travelled. An Atlantic crossing is always an exciting voyage and a great time for the crew to unwind after a busy Mediterranean season. But with weather, wildlife and more to contend with, they will still be kept on their toes throughout this big adventure.

Superyacht LOON in the Caribbean

Superyacht LOON is a remarkable charter yacht built in 2010 with refits in 2014 and 2020 blending performance with comfort and luxury. With a spectacular swimming pool on the main deck and an exceptional beach club – including a gym, massage room and sauna – which opens out to the sea, guests can enjoy a seven-star experience on board.

Swimming pool

The expansive interior has been carefully designed to create a tranquil oasis for guests with seven elegant staterooms which can accommodate up to 12 overnight guests. The experienced captain leads a hand-picked crew who offer incredible service, world-class cuisine and exciting activities on the water. All this will be document by the on-board videographer who films and curates a custom film featuring guests’ experiences and adventures – a wonderful memento from your trip of a lifetime.

Main deck salon

Superyacht LOON is available for charter in the Caribbean and the Bahamas in Winter 2024/25 and throughout the Mediterranean in summer 2025. If you would like to watch her Atlantic Voyage it is available on YouTube here.

Loon crew on aft deck

We wish the crew well on their voyage across the Atlantic and our thoughts are with all those experiencing the effects of Hurricane Milton this week.