Seven cabins on a sixty metre yacht does not mean more guests. Every one of these seventeen yachts is still certified for twelve, so the seventh room buys separation rather than capacity. Children get their own cabins, a nanny or a travelling colleague sleeps properly, and nobody negotiates over a convertible twin.
The fleet runs from fifty six to sixty seven metres. Feadship holds three hulls with Sea Owl and Lady Britt, Abeking and Rasmussen two with Dream and Arience, and Benetti two with Silver Angel and Lady A. Oceanco, Icon, Trinity, Sanlorenzo, CRN and Golden Yachts fill the rest, and Rosehearty is the single Perini Navi ketch in the group.
Weekly rates run from one hundred and thirty thousand euros for O’Natalina to six hundred and eighty thousand for Lady A, with the median close to four hundred and thirty thousand. Most of the fleet sits between three hundred and fifty thousand and four hundred and eighty five thousand. Add an advance provisioning allowance of roughly thirty percent for fuel, food, berthing and drinks.
At this size the yacht carries a gym on eleven of the seventeen, a cinema on eight and a beach club on seven, with crews of sixteen to twenty. Summer runs the Riviera, Sardinia and the Greek islands, and December moves the fleet to Saint Barths and Antigua. Send us your dates and how the rooms need to be split.
