Twelve guests and seven cabins represent a configuration designed for large groups that still value privacy, whether an extended family spanning three generations, a corporate leadership retreat or a milestone celebration with close friends. Seven cabins mean no shared bedrooms and room for a couple or single guest in every cabin, which transforms the social dynamic on board.
Forty one yachts carry this combination, ranging from forty one to ninety six metres. The fleet skews toward the upper end of the superyacht market, with builds from Feadship, Benetti, Oceanco, Heesen, VSY and Turquoise Yachts among others. Most carry crews of fifteen to thirty, delivering hotel-grade service at a ratio that smaller yachts cannot match.
Weekly rates open at sixty five thousand euros for Calisto, a forty one metre Astoria Marine. Benik, a Heesen at forty one metres, follows at one hundred and twenty five thousand. The mid-range clusters between two hundred and twenty five thousand and five hundred thousand, covering vessels from Perini Navi, Oceanco, Icon Yachts and Feadship. Lady S, a ninety three metre Feadship, charters at one million seven hundred and fifty thousand. Sophia commands the fleet’s top at one million eight hundred thousand. Add roughly thirty percent for provisioning.
The Mediterranean and Caribbean share most of the fleet. Greece, the Riviera and Sardinia anchor the summer season, with yachts of this size able to berth in the major ports and anchor in the larger bays. Caribbean charters centre on Saint Barths, Antigua and the Bahamas. Contact us with your group and dates.
