8 Jaw-Dropping Yachts You Can Charter For Your Next Vacation For a Price

If you like dramatic interiors, you'll adore the elaborate Japanese-meets-art-deco motif of this supersize boat. With four cabins and plenty of space for outdoor dining and recreation, this boat is perfect for your next vacation if you have $9,470 a day to spend.

This modern, neutral bedroom looks straight out of an NYC skyscraper — but it's actually inside a mega yacht ($22,472) floating off the coast of France. Panoramic windows highlight every inch of stunning shoreline and drop-down balconies on either side of the main salon make it feel more like being in a beach house on water than a boat. Walk-in wardrobes, private en-suite decks, and a gym are just a few of the yacht's over-the-top amenities.

A helicopter pad, six luxury state rooms, and six decks are just the start of this insane boat's features. We're partial to the movie theater for those low-key evenings. And for $104,332 a night, we're betting the on-board movie selection is stellar.

This $10,433 per day castle of the sea features fresh and modern interiors, hardwood floors, and luxurious touches, like river stones in the en suite bathrooms.

Enjoy a view of the stunning Grecian sea from one of the plush, ultramodern couches in this yacht's ($7,865 per night) surprisingly cozy salon. Then, descend the staircase of charcoal burled wood veneer, stainless, and Lucite to access one of the four luxuriously appointed staterooms.

Renowned interior designer Remi Tessier saw to every last detail in this cool, contemporary yacht ($6,742 per day), including this stunning master bath bigger than most studio apartments.

This astonishing motor yacht can accommodate up to a whopping 12 people. And its over-the-top interiors include not one, not two, but three kinds of exotic Amazon wood! The only catch? It's $18,427 per day.

After a recent refurbishment, this elegant boat ($13,965 per night) is as good as new and ready for you to enjoy every inch, from the gracious formal dining room to sun-soaked decks.