Christened in 2006 and built by Trinity Yachts, Miss Christine has been kept to an impeccable standard and refreshed through a 2022 refit. At 47.85 metres with a beam of more than eight metres, she offers the kind of interior and exterior volume that lets a group of eleven spread out, and her dark cherry joinery gives her a warmth that reads as classic rather than dated.
Her interior is highly bespoke. Custom artwork and inlaid ceiling panels draw the eye in the main salon and skylounge, a commissioned piece anchors the dining salon, and handpicked inlaid marble runs through the public rooms and master bathrooms. The effect is considered and personal, the work of owners who cared about detail. An advanced stabilization system reduces roll underway and at anchor, so the comfort of the interior carries through to how she feels at sea.
Accommodation suits up to eleven guests in five staterooms. The main-deck master is a private suite with large windows for natural light, a dedicated office area, full wine storage, a mini bar and his-and-hers bathrooms finished in marble. Three king guest cabins and a twin cabin with a Pullman berth complete the layout, each with full entertainment, generous closets and bathrooms to the same standard as the master. There is a sense throughout that nothing was treated as an afterthought.
The social flow is easy. The main salon offers a relaxed lounge with full entertainment and formal dining forward, while the skylounge layout brings together a sit-down bar, a game table and a comfortable living area for the evenings. The aft deck on the main level carries a handsome wood dining table and opens to the swim platform and the yacht’s water toys.
Up top, the sun deck is built for daylight hours, a spa pool set among loungers with open space to take the sun and shade when it is wanted. The exterior spaces step down from there through shaded lounges and alfresco dining, so guests can follow the breeze and the view across the day, from quiet morning coffee to long evenings under the stars.
There is a quiet confidence to how Miss Christine is run. Her crew of nine is experienced with the demands of a custom yacht, and the galley and service areas were laid out to support extended cruising far from a marina. The main-deck master and the volume of her five staterooms mean a full complement of eleven never feels crowded, while the handpicked marble and commissioned art give each room a sense of place. She rewards guests who notice craftsmanship and value calm.
Run by a crew of nine and powered by twin Caterpillar engines for a fourteen-knot cruise and a nineteen-knot top end, Miss Christine is well placed for Costa Rica and the wider region. Her stabilized ride, generous volume and genuinely custom interior make her a confident choice for families and groups who want space, comfort and a yacht with a character all its own. A week aboard rewards guests who enjoy craftsmanship and the calm of a well-run yacht.
