Cedar Island Description
Performance engineering and detailed craftsmanship make CEDAR ISLAND an excellent charter experience. A well-designed layout comfortably sleeps 8 guests in 4 cabins with a large master suite and three VIP staterooms. The interior is finished in custom high-gloss African cherry wood as a spacious main salon boasts comfortable social areas, formal dining for 8, a game table, and a serving bar complete with ice maker and wine cooler. Curved double sliding doors open to the covered aft deck, which offers a wet bar, teak table, and seating. The foredeck offers a spacious sun lounge, while the flybridge has opposite-facing lounges with tables and a Jacuzzi. A stairway curves down from either side of the aft deck to the full-width swim platform. For those who enjoy watersports, CEDAR ISLAND offers a brand new (not shown in photos) 16-foot Zodiac tender with a 90 HP engine, water skis, two wave runners, tube, wakeboard, fishing gear, snorkeling gear, and rendezvous diving. CEDAR ISLAND is built with comfort and adventure in mind.
Cruising Area of Cedar Island
Accommodations
Comfortably sleeping 8 in an exceptional 4 x stateroom layout that features an exquisite master suite and three VIP suites. The master has an ADJOINING study which may be used as an additional cabin. Crew quarters are located in aft and accommodate 4.
Specification
V-Sat for offshore
Starlink Wifi
Water Sports
Two Jacuzzis: Fly bridge / Master suite
2024 16′ Zodiac semi rigid tender 90 hp Yamaha
2 Sea-Doo Spark jet skis
Skis, wakeboard, inflatable tube, light fishing tackle
Professionally crewed
Starlink Unlimited Wifi internet
Interior & Exterior dining options
3 wet bars
Underwater Lights
USCG inspected. Twin six person life rafts, EPIRB, Defibrillator,
First aid medical kit, Oxygen
Smart TVs throughout
RTI integrated BLUETOOTH surround sound
Scuba Diving 
Entertainment
Cuisine
Cedar Island Crew Profile
Captain
Brent Holleman - CAPTAIN
Brent Holleman´s love for the sea started at an early age when he became a young sailor racing sailboats at the local yacht club in Miami, Florida. He kept his skills honed over the coming years by owning and bareboat chartering 40-60’ power and sailing vessels. He received his 200-ton MCA/RYA Yachtmaster license, and USCG 500-ton Master Merchant Marine Officer license, and is also a certified diver.
He has logged thousands of nautical miles over the East Coast of the United States, Bahamas, Caribbean, Atlantic and Pacific oceans. In the summer, he loves sailing and working on his Pearson sloop in the Long Island Sound with his family and friends.
Brandon Reid - FIRST MATE
Brandon´s upbringing in a shoreline Connecticut town, coupled with summers spent on New Hampshire lakes, fostered his lifelong love for water activities and adventure. Starting from boat yards in New England, his journey led him to helm larger cruising yachts, exploring the Eastern Seaboard, Bahamas, and the Gulf of Mexico. With an unwavering spirit for fun and a penchant for making lasting memories, Brandon ensures every guest aboard his vessel experiences an unforgettable journey. His polite, friendly demeanor and dedication to guest satisfaction make him a trusted and passionate crew member, committed to creating timeless memories on every voyage.
Gail Jeffery - STEW
Gail grew up in Nebraska, where despite not being next to the ocean, was able to develop a love for boating through weekends spent at her grandparents’ lake cabin. With over seven years of experience in the yachting industry and a certification in silver service, she brings a deep commitment to exceptional guest service and a passion for creating memorable experiences on board.
As the chief stewardess, she thrives in team settings and enjoys working closely with crew members to deliver a seamless experience for guests. She takes pride in her attention to detail and enjoys curating beautiful environments, from arranging fresh floral displays to crafting delightful charcuterie boards.
Cedar Island Calendar
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Cedar Island Reservations & Port Locations
| Start Date | End Date | Details (Holds can be challenged) |
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| Nov 12, 2024 | Dec 04, 2024 | Unavailable: TBA to TBA |
Cedar Island Rates / week
The prices shown are for the entire yacht for a week-long (7 nights) charter.Low price: $54,000
High price: $64,800
The high and low prices of this yacht depend on both the number of guests and the traveling season. Send us an inquiry for exact pricing.
Yacht terms: Plus Expenses
The price includes a professional crew operating your chartered yacht, but all running expenses such as fuel, tax, provisions and any other costs are extra. Calculate between 15-25% for a sailing yacht and 25-35% for a motor yacht on top of the given rate with an APA cash payment made to the ships agent or captain, who will keep an open tap and produce full accounts of all expenditures. Unused APA money will be refunded. Inquire for more information.
ADDITIONAL RATE DETAILS
Shorter term charters accepted (use daily rate)
35% APA (unless otherwise discussed)
4th crew member (chef) not included on day charters
South Florida DAY CHARTERS
2024/2025 Winter
Daily Rate: $9,000
15% Pre-Collected Gratuity
Departs Fort Lauderdale
Miami Delivery: $2,500
New England DAY CHARTERS
2025 Pricing TBD
Owner will give up one Sunday for a week charter
Week charter can not occupy 2 x Sundays including prep and turnover day(s)