( CNN ) -- If this is one of the perks of being a crooked stockbroker , then perhaps it 's not such a bad career choice after all -- just ask Leonardo DiCaprio . Champagne flute in one hand , lobster in the other , the Hollywood actor was the picture of outrageous excess when he played the lead role in Martin Scorsese 's `` Wolf of Wall Street . '' And the jewel in his corrupt crown ? A 45-meter superyacht called Nadine . But the high life is n't just for the cinema screen . In fact , you could be sailing the seas on the very same boat that appeared in the Oscar-nominated film -- if you can stump up $ 125,000 a week to charter her . Featuring a hot tub , cocktail bar and enough bedrooms to accommodate 10 guests , the lavish vessel -- called Lady M -- was used to depict the real-life yacht owned by infamous stockbroker Jordan Belfort . In the real world , Nadine sank in 1997 after Belfort ordered the captain to sail her into a storm off the coast of Italy , while supposedly high on drugs . But if you want to retrace DiCaprio 's ostentatious footsteps -- without the near-death experience -- you can now charter the yacht , which will tour the Bahamas from April . Star struck . Why would someone fork out hundreds of thousands of dollars to rent such a vessel ? `` I imagine it 's much like being in the presence of the actual movie star -- you will get to sit where they did , walk where they did , maybe even look at memorabilia if the crew were allowed to take pictures , '' says Nicci Perides , editor of search site Charterfleet.com , which features Lady M and other film boats . `` It adds something extra special to that charter . I guess it 's similar to how restaurants that are frequented by A-listers are always very popular with us mere mortals . '' From Daniel Craig to Demi Moore . Of course , Lady M is n't the only big-screen vessel available for hire . Fancy cruising the high seas like James Bond on a mission to save the world ? Elegant 56-meter Regina -- which Daniel Craig sailed in 2012 film `` Skyfall '' -- could be yours for a mere $ 96,000 a week . Then there 's Big Eagle , the 52-meter yacht on which Demi Moore performed a tabletop striptease for Burt Reynolds in the 1996 film aptly titled `` Striptease . '' What goes on in Big Eagle , stays on Big Eagle , particularly if you 're paying $ 165,000 per week to charter it . An African Queen . If you 're looking for a big-screen boat , without the big price , then look no further than the African Queen . The rickety steamboat ferried film legends Katharine Hepburn and Humphrey Bogart down the Congo in the 1951 classic , `` The African Queen . '' The ramshackle eight-meter wooden vessel was saved from the scrapyard almost a decade ago , and now attracts film buffs from across the U.S. for joy trips at the more reasonable price of $ 49 . `` People will drive eight hours to get here , just to ride her . They 'll go out in rain , thunderstorms . They 're just so desperate to go on-board , '' says co-owner Suzanne Holmquist , who runs river cruises in Key Largo , Florida . `` A lot of people say it was the first movie they ever saw in theaters , so the boat means a lot , to a lot of people . I think she 's as much a star of the film as Bogart was . '' Lights , Camera , Action . But before a yacht even graces the big screen , it needs a dedicated team of cameramen to brave the elements . For Superyacht Media creative director Jeff Brown , that often means hanging out of a helicopter to get the perfect shot . `` To get the best aerial shots you need a good pilot , it 's very important . The more they understand the shot I 'm after and know how to maneuver the helicopter , that really helps , '' he says . `` There are not many restrictions , other than your imagination . '' And much like the `` Wolf of Wall Street , '' it seems the only restriction to living out your cinematic sailing dream is how much you 're willing to pay . See : Introducing the word 's biggest superyacht . Learn : How to take the perfect sailing action shot .
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