Golfing Cruises With A Touch Of Luxury

June 2, 2009 - PRLog -- Golfing enthusiasts have the chance to enjoy their favourite sport on some of the country’s top courses while staying on a luxury mega-yacht that is the ultimate in luxury lifestyle.

Harmony II, a luxury mega-yacht, will provide the base for groups of golfers as they play some of the best courses or watch some of the best golf this summer.

The first private yacht cruise experience sees Harmony II sail from Bristol on July 2 for a four night cruise to Loch Lang, Scotland, calling in at Caernarfon and Liverpool so that those on board can play at Royal St David’s and Royal Birkdale.

Up to 12 guests plus two golf escorts can be accommodated with suites costing £1,499.00 pp and forward cabins £1,199.00pp. The cost includes all meals and port charges. The group will be accompanied by a Harmony golf escort. Non golfing partners will have private excursions arranged at the ports. Return flights from Scotland will be arranged by Global Cruising.

Harmony II is then available for a week-long charter at Loch Lang for the Barclays Scottish Open.  The motor yacht can accommodate 16 guests on board  with a further six staying at a nearby private house but enjoying the on-board facilities. Costs include tickets and transfer to the golf course and use of a RIB on the Loch, breakfast, late buffet supper on board, luncheon hamper with champagne. An ideal and exclusive retreat to enjoy a fantastic golfing event in style. The price for the week is from £1449.00 for accommodation shore to £1949.00 for on board cabins.

Then Harmony II will be moored at Troon Harbour for the Open Championship taking place at Turnberry. Up to 16 guests van enjoy life on board for a week. The luxury package includes tickets, transfers, full board including champagne hampers from £1949.00pp.

Details can be obtained by calling 01275 390632 or visiting http://www.harmonyyachtclub.com.

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Harmony II is a 189 foot classic steel-built mega-yacht, launched in 1954, that has been fully restored by Alan and Martin Pedley over the last six years.

The restoration project, a total internal and external refit, included the installation of new engines and the replacement of 85 tonnes of hull plating. The vessel was re-designed in order to provide a venue for high-class conferences whilst in port, and to act as a luxury charter yacht whilst at sea.

Release issued by Empica - http://www.empica.co.uk