A gym on a fifty metre charter yacht is a proper fitness room, not a converted corner of the crew quarters. At this length, the space typically sits on the lower deck near the beach club, with floor to ceiling windows onto the waterline, resistance machines, free weights and enough room for a personal trainer to work alongside you. Fifty yachts in the fleet carry this combination, making it one of the most requested features.
The fleet runs from the forty five metre Ipanemas to the fifty three metre Hurricane Run, with the majority clustering around fifty metres. Most carry twelve guests in five or six cabins, though Mirage runs eight cabins at fifty three metres for larger groups. Crews of eleven to fourteen are standard, supporting a chef, stewardess team and deckhands who keep the toy inventory running.
Weekly rates open at seventy nine thousand euros for Riva, a forty eight metre yacht in Croatia, and reach three hundred and twenty five thousand for vessels like Daybreak and Broadwater. The median sits near two hundred and ten thousand euros. Add roughly thirty percent as an advance provisioning allowance covering fuel, food, berthing and drinks, with July and August carrying a premium.
Most of this fleet works the Western Mediterranean from May through September, running the Cote d’Azur, Sardinia and the Balearics. A third repositions to the Caribbean and the Bahamas from November, and a handful works the Eastern Mediterranean through Greece, Turkey and Croatia. Tell us your dates and we will shortlist the yachts that match.
