Alloy Yacht's -Privileged Vessel
by Amy Covington

Most of us like a little, or a lot, of luxury when we travel but sometimes you can't leave work at home so you're stuck in a cramped "business center" with oftentimes antiquated technology. Who needs that when you can have your very own boardroom built into your private yacht. Designed with the discriminating American customer in mind, Alloy Yachts' Janice of Wyoming, features a flexible deck and interior arrangement perfect for family, formal entertaining and business use.

The interior is elegantly appointed in walnut with detailed mouldings; a large deck saloon accommodates two generous dining tables and the enclosed saloon below desk offers extensive visibility. From the saloon heading aft there are two guest cabins, each with a private ensuite. The owner's stateroom aft includes a dressing room, office and private access to the cockpit, with the master bedroom finished in marble.

For important business matters, the Janice of Wyoming offers practical features, such as the sound proofed panel that separates the gourmet galley from the dining saloon may be lowered with a touch of a button and sophisticated electronic package, which allows you to conduct videoconference meetings while on board from many locations around the world.

Your crew accommodations include six rooms plus the ship's office, separate laundry facilities and crew dining area. Janice of Wyoming has a cruising speed of 12 knots and a range of 2,500nm.

About the Author
Amy's passion is writing about the good things in life: food, wine, fashion, and travel. Her writing credits include Downtown San Francisco Magazine, Dining Out San Diego Magazine, among many others, as well as numerous consumer and luxury websites such as JustLuxe - Luxury Guide

Alloy Yacht's -Privileged Vessel by Amy Covington

Alloy Yacht's -Privileged Vessel
by Amy Covington