AHS makes a simple case: at 66 metres she offers the volume, deck space and amenities of a far larger yacht. Built by Oceanco in 2005 and measuring an exceptional 1,801 gross tons, she ranks among the most voluminous yachts of her length afloat, and a sustained programme of investment has brought her firmly up to date.
That investment is substantial. A sixteen month rebuild completed across 2018 and 2020 was followed by a further refit in 2025, when a new main deck guest cabin took her to seven staterooms, the master and VIP suites were rebuilt, and much of the interior and exterior was renewed alongside new artwork throughout. The result is a yacht with two decades of pedigree and the finish of a current launch.
Her interior is the work of the late Alberto Pinto, one of the defining names in the field. The style is classically inspired yet never heavy, a series of generous social and dining spaces that flow into one another with an easy sense of scale. A cinema on the main deck seats up to sixteen guests, and the accommodation carries the same considered detail from the full beam master through six further staterooms.
Volume of this order changes how a yacht feels. Ceilings sit high, corridors run wide, and each of the main rooms has space to breathe rather than compete for room. It is the quality Pinto understood best, and it is what lets a sixty six metre yacht deliver an experience usually reserved for something much larger.
On deck, AHS is built for gathering. Her sundeck is larger than that of many seventy metre yachts and centres on a resort style swimming pool of more than nineteen thousand litres, with a dedicated gym area alongside. Sheltered dining seats up to eighteen, and a classic stern opens to a contemporary beach club at the waterline.
For time in the water she is exceptionally well equipped. Waterslides run from the sundeck to the sea, and the toy store adds jet skis, a seabob, waterskis, paddleboards, towable toys and beach games. Three tenders, led by a 9.7 metre Royal Denship limousine tender, keep guests moving between the yacht and the shore, while Quantum zero speed stabilisers hold her steady at anchor and underway.
A crew of nineteen, led by experienced captains, runs the yacht with the attentiveness a boat of this scale allows. With accommodation for twelve guests and room to entertain many more when alongside, she suits large family groups and celebrations equally well.
Below the classic stern, a beach club brings guests to the waterline with direct access to the sea, a natural base for swimming, diving and long afternoons spent close to the water. A dedicated spa area adds a quieter counterpoint to the sundeck above, so the yacht serves rest as readily as it serves entertaining, whatever the day at anchor asks of her.
AHS spends her winters in the UAE and the wider Red Sea and Indian Ocean, then moves to the West Mediterranean for summer, based in Monaco for the 2026 season. For a charter that wants presence, space and genuine amenity without stepping up to eighty metres, she is a considered and rewarding choice.
