What does it take to be a rockstar? It isn't the platinum-certified hits or the sold-out stadiums or the 'musical differences' following that difficult second album (though it helps…), it's the lifestyle that raises you from your bog-standard musician to a rock god.
In the words of Nickleback's Rockstar: "I need a a credit card that's got no limit, and a big black jet with a bedroom in it." It isn't about the destination, it's the journey for these real-life musical marvels – and we've got the perfect trio of travel options for you to join them.
From a private jet to an elegant yacht, this is how you travel, rock'n'roll style…
The private jets
Private jet card – Netjets
NetJets’ Private Jet Card is a way to access the luxury private aviation specialist’s full range of services without committing to anything more than a one-off payment, or ‘top up’. After purchasing a block of 25 flight hours at a time to be used in a cabin type operated by NetJets, your hours are deducted from the card as you fly. You’ll get access to the entire NetJets fleet – including the NetJets Signature Series Bombardier Global 6000 [pictured] – at the drop of a hat, and arrive at your destination in speed and style. Prices start from €186,000 for 25 hours for the Premium Light Jet Card. Netjets
The motorbike
DUCATi – Diavel 1260
It’s not just supercars that were grabbing the headlines at this year’s Geneva Motor Show: Ducati also launched its new Diavel 1260 motorbike. The second-generation Diavel embodies all the spirit of its forbearer but has been upgraded with a new 159hp Testastretta DVT engine. The result is breathtaking acceleration combined with smooth low-rev power delivery, making it ideal for everyday riding or longer road trips. Oh, and it looks cool. Really damn cool. Ducati
The yacht
Princess – R35
The R35 is not your average Princess yacht. For starters, it was designed in conjunction with Ben Ainslie’s BAR Technologies and world-renowned Ferrari design house Pininfarina. With those credentials, it’s no surprise that it’s more of a sports car in comparison to Princess’s usual executive saloon equivalents, with a thrilling top speed of 50 knots making it the British yacht builder’s fastest-ever creation. Princess
