Family charter yachts in the thirty metre band bring superyacht service to a size that suits smaller groups, shorter distances and the kind of relaxed schedule that works best with children. At thirty metres, the crew is typically four to seven, small enough to feel personal and large enough to run the yacht, cook and look after young guests without delay. Layouts range from three to five cabins, sleeping six to ten.
Nineteen yachts carry the Family tag in this range. Suncoco, a thirty one metre motor yacht, charters with a dedicated family crew and a full set of water toys. Nailu+, at thirty metres, combines a modern refit with a generous tender garage. Diana II, the largest at thirty three metres, offers five cabins and a range that reaches beyond the standard Mediterranean circuit. Croatia and Andeo work the Adriatic with shallow draft and local knowledge.
Weekly rates open at eighteen thousand five hundred euros and reach a hundred and thirty three thousand for Diana II. The majority of the fleet sits between nineteen thousand and ninety thousand euros, with the median at sixty five thousand. An advance provisioning allowance of roughly thirty percent covers fuel, food, berthing and drinks, and at this size the total cost of a week can sit well below what a single night on a larger yacht commands.
Croatia and the Dalmatian coast lead the summer calendar, with island hopping that suits families perfectly. The Greek islands, the Balearics and the Cote d’Azur follow closely. Several yachts cruise year round. Send us your dates.
