BENITA BLUE is a thirty-four metre motor yacht built by Evolution Yachts in 2005 and given a thorough refit in 2024. She spends her summers in the Balearics, and she is built for exactly that: a long, sleek profile, generous shaded decks and a shallow draft that suits the clear water and quiet coves of Mallorca, Ibiza and Formentera. The recent refit has kept her interiors and systems current while her volume and easy sea manners do the rest.
She accommodates ten guests across four cabins, a full-beam master and a mix of double and convertible guest cabins, each with its own bathroom. The interior is warm and traditional, wrapped in pale timber with soft neutral fabrics and long windows that keep the cabins bright. Below deck she feels solid and calm, a yacht made for comfortable passages and long lazy days rather than for show, while the main deck stays open and social above.
Life aboard happens outside, and BENITA BLUE is generous with it. The foredeck carries a spa pool set among sun pads, a private sun lounge forward of the wheelhouse that catches the breeze and the view at anchor. Aft, a shaded deck works as an open-air saloon for dining and lounging, and a hydraulic swim platform opens into a proper beach club at the water’s edge. The tender, seabobs, paddleboards and water skis are always ready for the next bay.
Inside, the main salon is a bright, sociable room in pale timber, with a comfortable lounge and a formal dining area set against large windows. Fresh flowers, calm colours and generous seating make it the natural gathering point on cooler evenings, while the aft deck takes over the moment the sun is out. The whole yacht is designed around that easy flow between inside and out that defines a good Mediterranean charter.
Her hull gives her a comfortable, confident manner along the coast. She is happy at a relaxed cruising pace between the islands, stable and quiet underway with stabilisers to keep her steady, and quick enough to move on when the group wants a change of scene. The Balearics reward a yacht like this, with short sheltered hops between Mallorca, Ibiza and the sandbanks of Formentera, so mornings can start with a swim at anchor and end with dinner in a harbour town.
Service is attentive and personal. A crew of five runs the cooking, the deck and the water sports, and the galley is set up for the kind of easy, generous cooking a family charter asks for. The spa pool and beach club make the water the centre of the day, while the shaded decks and cool cabins give everyone somewhere comfortable whatever the sun is doing.
BENITA BLUE suits families and groups who want a genuine motor yacht for the Balearics: comfortable cabins, plenty of shaded deck, a foredeck spa pool and a beach club for the water, and a recent refit that keeps everything fresh. She is roomy, well kept and quietly capable, a dependable base for a slow, sun-filled week among the islands.
