Avora Residences has launched Continuum, a private membership club designed to offer ultra-high-net-worth individuals a luxurious yachting lifestyle without the responsibilities of ownership. The concept, centred around the Avora Lumina, a Regent Seven Seas vessel, blends the intimacy of a private yacht with the infrastructure of a residential platform at sea.
Continuum provides members with exclusive access to private suites, 24/7 butler service, and world-class culinary experiences. The club also offers a global concierge service, ensuring seamless travel both onboard and ashore. Members can enjoy priority shore access, curated water experiences, and attend prestigious events like the Monaco Grand Prix and Cannes Film Festival.
The club's three-year global itinerary spans over 140 countries across seven continents, allowing members to join and depart at their convenience. Membership is limited to 150 individuals, with an initiation fee of $150,000 (£150,000) and annual dues of $75,000 (£75,000), granting up to 60 days of onboard access per year.
Founder Mikael Petterson emphasised that Continuum was designed for precision rather than scale, aiming to deliver unique experiences without the complexities of yacht ownership. The club also features a wellness platform offering advanced health diagnostics and personalised wellness protocols.
Reflecting modern wealth preferences, Continuum supports cryptocurrency transactions and integrates with digital asset ecosystems, providing a flexible, borderless experience. The club is now accepting a limited number of founding members
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