Thirty two metres is where motor yachting begins to feel serious without the overhead of a superyacht. At roughly one hundred and five feet, these are yachts built for small groups who want a proper crew, a dedicated chef and enough deck space to live outdoors, without the running costs and port restrictions that start at forty metres.
Four motor yachts sit in this band. 50 Fifty leads as the newest, a 2024 Ocean Alexander with a jacuzzi, submarine and hydraulic swim platform. Sanjana, a 2004 Notika Teknik at thirty three metres, brings a classic Turkish build with sun pads and al fresco dining across two decks. Amici Per Sempre, also from 2004, is a Baglietto with a hydraulic swim platform and a loyal charter following. ALAYA stands apart as a 1965 Lurssen, fully rebuilt, with a jacuzzi and the kind of low freeboard profile that modern yards no longer attempt.
Weekly rates run from fifty nine thousand euros for ALAYA and Amici Per Sempre to one hundred and fifteen thousand for 50 Fifty, with Sanjana between them at ninety five thousand. The advance provisioning allowance adds roughly thirty percent for fuel, food, berthing and drinks. All four carry five cabins and accommodate ten guests.
The size opens harbours that larger motor yachts approach with difficulty. Draft stays under two and a half metres, so the Balearic calas, the Dalmatian channels and the shallow Bahamian banks are all reachable. Tell us your dates and we will confirm availability across the fleet.
