The luxury charter yacht Niko III, registered in the tax haven of the Cayman Islands, arrived in the early hours of Monday morning in Portocolom.
Anger over luxury yacht in Mallorca
Charter vessel said to have dropped anchor in protected area of Portocolom
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Laws (and taxes) aren't for rich people. Just the plebs.
So if you call it a Superyacht, that’s generally ok. If you dub it a luxury yacht and also disparagingly refer to it as chartered, then it’s bad? Just checking to see if this one qualifies for Superyacht Bingo. I’ve decided not because it’s moored wherever it pleased and is probably full of complete tossers. Bad form.