Five cabins at thirty two metres means ten guests in proper rooms on a hull of about one hundred and five feet. That arithmetic works, though every yard makes the trade differently. The result is a group of five yachts, four motor and one sailing, that suit couples travelling together or families who want each child in their own cabin.
The fleet spans six decades and four builders. 50 Fifty is a 2024 Ocean Alexander with a submarine, jacuzzi and a full suite of water toys. Crossbow, the sole sailing yacht, is a 2016 Southern Wind that handles beautifully and carries a proper toy garage despite her performance rig. Sanjana, a 2004 Notika Teknik at nearly thirty three metres, offers a classic displacement layout with generous deck space. Amici Per Sempre, also from 2004, is a Baglietto with a hydraulic swim platform. ALAYA, a 1965 Lurssen rebuilt to modern standards, brings a jacuzzi and the lowest freeboard in the group.
Weekly rates run from fifty nine thousand euros for ALAYA and Crossbow to one hundred and fifteen thousand for 50 Fifty, with the median at sixty five thousand. An advance provisioning allowance of roughly thirty percent covers fuel, food, berthing and drinks. Five couples splitting the week five ways brings the per cabin cost down to as little as twelve thousand.
The group mixes Mediterranean summers with Caribbean winters. Shallow draft opens the Bahamian banks for 50 Fifty, while Crossbow sails the Eastern Mediterranean and Sanjana ranges across Turkey and Greece. Tell us your week and we will match the right hull.
