Thirty six metres is the size most charterers arrive at once they have priced a thirty metre yacht and found it slightly tight. At around one hundred and eighteen feet, the extra six metres over the entry point buys a full beam master, a proper flybridge and enough crew accommodation for a dedicated chef alongside the captain, mate and two interior staff.
Our thirty six metre charter fleet is deliberately small and mostly modern, with yachts such as Quest R, Allora, Amore and Edesia covering both fast planing designs and steady displacement hulls. Ten to twelve guests sleep across four or five cabins. The flybridge works as a second saloon, and the stern typically folds down into a swim platform or a compact beach club with a tender and a full toy garage alongside.
Weekly rates sit between ninety five thousand and one hundred and sixty five thousand euros, with most of the fleet close to one hundred and ten thousand. An advance provisioning allowance of roughly thirty percent covers fuel, food, berthing and drinks. This is the bracket where a week on a private yacht becomes a realistic alternative to a villa for the same group.
Draft and beam keep these yachts welcome almost everywhere, from Porquerolles and Capri to the Croatian islands and the narrower Greek harbours. In winter the class works the Leewards and the Grenadines, where sheltered anchorages sit only a few hours apart. Tell us your week and we will show you what is free.
