Family yachts in the thirty six metre band pair dedicated crew with child-friendly layouts and enough space for mixed age groups, without the operational scale of a larger vessel. Crew of five to eight learn routines quickly and adapt meals, activities and timing to suit the children. Layouts carry four to six cabins, sleeping eight to twelve.
Six yachts carry the Family tag in this range. Quest R and ALLORA, both Benettis at thirty six metres, bring Italian build quality with different interior characters. Away, a Sanlorenzo at thirty seven metres, adds the yard’s signature clean lines. Amore, a thirty seven metre Numarine, is one of the newer builds and carries a full complement of water toys. Back 9 and a Half from ISA and Harun from Huzur Yat round out the selection.
Weekly rates open at ninety five thousand euros for Quest R and Harun. ALLORA and Back 9 and a Half sit at one hundred and ten thousand. Away charters at one hundred and twenty thousand. Amore commands the top at one hundred and sixty five thousand. Add roughly thirty percent for the advance provisioning allowance, covering fuel, food, berthing and drinks.
The Greek islands lead the family calendar, with short passages between sheltered bays that suit younger children. Croatia offers island hopping within sight of land and walled towns to explore on foot. The Balearics combine beach stops with harbour walks. From the Cote d’Azur, a single afternoon covers Saint Tropez to Monaco with sandy bays on every stretch. Tell us your dates and ages.
