At eighty metres, a beach club occupies the full beam of the stern and functions as an enclosed lounge at water level. Glass walls fold away to merge the interior with the swim platform, air conditioning keeps it comfortable through a Mediterranean afternoon, and most carry a day head, a bar and direct tender access. Twenty five charter yachts at this length carry one, making it a standard feature rather than an option.
Arrow, Joy, Alvia and Sophia come from Feadship, Arbema, Mimtee and Starburst IV from CRN, and Starfire, Solandge and Titania from Lurssen. Golden Yachts contributes O’Ptasia, O’Pari and Malia, while Abeking and Rasmussen adds Excellence and Kogo. Nearly every yacht takes twelve guests across six to eight cabins with crews of eighteen or more. Beyond the beach club, twenty one carry a pool, nineteen a gym, and thirteen a cinema.
Weekly rates open at four hundred and eighty thousand euros for Saluzi and reach one million eight hundred thousand for Sophia. The median sits at nine hundred thousand, with fourteen yachts chartering between six hundred thousand and one million euros. An advance provisioning allowance of roughly thirty percent covers fuel, food, berthing and drinks. July and August in the western Mediterranean carry the steepest premiums.
Most of this fleet works the Riviera, Sardinia and Croatia from May, then crosses to the Caribbean by December. A beach club at this length transforms time at anchor, opening the stern to the sea for swimming, diving and quiet evenings at the waterline. Contact us with your dates.
