Two amazing yachts we wished we owned

Supercars. I want them all. The new Triumph Bonneville. I want it. New York Penthouse. I want it. A Vacheron Constantin Patrimony. Yup, I want it. A date with Natalie Portman. Of course.

Unfortunately I drive a clapped-out Ford Fiesta. I sat on a Harley once, but I was wearing a bicycle helmet, so looked like a total moron – the uncoolest man to have ever ruined the biking image. I sleep in a shoebox in Clapham for an extortionate rent I can’t afford. I recently lost my swatch. And I’m single. Cry me a river.

Now I’m not looking for sympathy, but rather I’m trying to make a point that we can all have ambitions. However phantasmagorical they may be. And, as I’m sure you’ll agree, these two yachts – part of the Camper and Nicholsons’ portfolio – are right up there. I want them.

HURRICANE RUN

Launched in 2009, the 53.5m Feadship motor yacht Hurricane Run boasts the distinctive and striking exterior styling associated with the acclaimed De Voogt Naval Architects. High quality and state-of-the-art technology is evident in every aspect of her design, successfully fusing volume and functionality with exquisite styling and an impressive selection of on board facilities.

Her Terence Disdale interior showcases beautiful finishes, hand-picked artworks and a well-appointed layout that provides expansive living areas to accommodate all requirements. Her vast open plan main saloon and formal dining room feature large U-shaped seating and an elegant colour palette of cream and dark wood, highlighted by floor-to-ceiling windows and a bespoke lighting system.

SILVER ANGEL

Built in 2009, this 64.5m motor yacht is one of the finest examples of a Benetti and Stefano Natucci.

Set over five decks, her vast interior volume has been beautifully designed by Argent Design to offer accommodation for 12 guests in seven staterooms. A chic monochrome decor creates a uniquely modern and elegant feel accentuated by a combination of dark oak, white onyx, silver leaf, and Lalique crystal that provide a sleek glossy finish. A magnificent central staircase unites all decks of which amenities include a state-of-the-art galley, fully-equipped gym and a variety of generous saloon and formal dining areas.

Outdoors, her fantastic sundeck follows the elegant Art Deco theme of the interior, playing host to an oval Jacuzzi pool lined with sunpads, all encompassed by glass windbreakers which protect from the wind yet still allow for the spectacular views. Several seating and al fresco dining areas are on offer as well as an armada of watertoys including jet skis and scuba diving equipment to form the ultimate charter yacht.