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'Resort' that is actually a private boat/yacht?

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I was at a MVCI presentation recently and they showed (from the II book) a week on a boat with a private captain and cook.

Does anyone know what 'resort' this is? I cannot seem to find it now.
 
The only timeshare like that I know of is with RCI:
Trade Winds, 6850, 6068, 5205, 5206, 7527
 
Royal Host of Canada has Houseboat timeshares. For the US they have the manatee-rich St. John's River in Florida (Holly Bluff Marina) and in Arkansas at Lake Eufala. They are on a few lakes in western Canada too.

The boats are 38' long and sleep 4 comfortably.
 
However houseboats do not come with a captain and a cook, like Trade Winds does.
 
to reiterate, when the marriott rep took out the Interval International book, he specifically pointed out this particular boat you can exchange your week for. it includes a boat and your own captain & cook for 7 days.
 
I think you are thinking of the Tradewinds .......all inclusive fees do apply and you are on the boat with other guests. I am not aware of other timeshares that offer this.


Cindy
 
johnmfaeth said:
Royal Host of Canada has Houseboat timeshares. For the US they have the manatee-rich St. John's River in Florida (Holly Bluff Marina) and in Arkansas at Lake Eufala. They are on a few lakes in western Canada too.

The boats are 38' long and sleep 4 comfortably.
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Lake Eufala is in Oklahoma. ;)
 
Jim,

Yes, and it has the largest amount of shoreline of ANY lake in OKLAHOMA.

And I have three houseboat timeshares that can be used there, never have, but still should have that straight in my little mind :)

John
 
Likely Charleston Cruise Club.
 
Dean said:
Likely Charleston Cruise Club.
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this maybe it! I have to call them when I have a moment to confirm how this works. IF it is it, THANKS!
 
winger said:
this maybe it! I have to call them when I have a moment to confirm how this works. IF it is it, THANKS!
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You are welcome, glad it helped. Here's the info on the II directory website.

Charleston Cruise Club • CQC
877-933-7848
www.festivaresorts.com



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