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Service Assessment
CC Summer — formerly Madsummer — is a yacht built for living outdoors. At 95 metres from Lürssen, her deck spaces are extraordinary: a full-size basketball court that doubles as a helipad, a pool that spans the width of the vessel, multiple al fresco dining areas, and a beach club that opens on three sides to create a genuine waterside terrace. The exterior by Harrison Eidsgaard is elegant and proportioned, while the interior by Laura Sessa brings Italian warmth to German engineering precision. The crew of thirty-two manages these vast spaces with impressive efficiency, transitioning seamlessly between formal service in the main salon and casual poolside hospitality. The captain's knowledge of anchorages across both the Mediterranean and Caribbean ensures guests always find the perfect spot, whether they seek privacy or proximity to shore. Cuisine is Mediterranean-forward with an emphasis on fresh, local sourcing.
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Frequently asked questions
- What is the Superyachtly rating for CC Summer?
- CC Summer is rated 5 out of 5 (Exceptional). Overall composite score is 97/100 across the four pillars: Service 97, Interior 96, Cuisine 95, Deck & Exterior 98. Assessed anonymously by Superyachtly inspectors against the 72 service standards.
- What is the charter rate for CC Summer?
- Weekly charter rate is €1600k depending on season and itinerary. Excludes APA (Advance Provisioning Allowance), typically 25–30% of the charter fee. All enquiries routed through MyOcean at 15% commission.
- Where does CC Summer charter?
- CC Summer operates primarily in Mediterranean & Caribbean. For destination-matched availability and season-specific itineraries, use the enquiry form or the availability calendar.
- Guest and cabin configuration?
- CC Summer accommodates 12 guests in 10 cabins, served by 32 crew — a crew-to-guest ratio of 2.7:1.
- How does the Superyachtly assessment work?
- Trained inspectors board the yacht anonymously as paying guests, evaluating over 200 service touchpoints across 72 defined standards during a minimum four-night charter. The crew is not informed the inspector is present. Final scores are panel-reviewed and published within 21 days.
Overall Score
97/100
Score Breakdown
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