Eleven guests and five cabins is an unusual configuration that typically serves groups travelling with an extra member who pairs with another in one of the cabins. A family of five with three couples, a business team of eleven with some sharing, or a multi-generational group where children double up all fit this layout. The odd number keeps the yacht intimate while the five cabins provide enough separation.
Eleven charter yachts carry this combination, spanning thirty three to forty nine metres. Builds include Admiral, Baglietto, Codecasa, Custom Line, CRN, Trinity and Columbus, covering both classic Italian pedigree and American superyacht heritage. Lengths cluster in the low forties, placing the fleet between large motor yachts and true superyachts.
Weekly rates open at fifty nine thousand euros for ALAYA, a thirty three metre Lurssen, and climb to two hundred and seventy thousand for K2, a forty nine metre Columbus. The median sits near one hundred and thirty three thousand euros. Most of the fleet falls between ninety five thousand and two hundred thousand, offering five cabins with crews of eight to fourteen. Budget roughly thirty percent on top for the advance provisioning allowance.
Greece, the Turkish coast and the western Italian Riviera suit this size range particularly well, where moderate draughts open bays and harbours that larger superyachts cannot enter. The Dalmatian coast and the Balearics extend the summer options. From December, the Caribbean draws a portion of the fleet, with the British Virgin Islands and the Leeward Islands well matched to these lengths. Share your dates and we will shortlist.
