Classic yachts at sixty metres carry the craftsmanship and presence that modern builds rarely replicate. Five charter yachts in this band hold the Classic tag, spanning traditional sailing vessels, Indonesian Phinisis and motor yachts with timber-panelled interiors finished by hand. At sixty metres, a classic yacht delivers generous accommodation alongside the character that commands attention in any harbour.
Nomad, a sixty nine metre Oceanfast, leads the fleet and brings modern systems to a classic format with twelve guests in six cabins. Blue II, a fifty six metre Turquoise, combines tradition with contemporary engineering for twelve guests. O’Natalina and Prana by Atzaro are both Phinisis, the Indonesian wooden sailing vessels that carry twelve and eighteen guests respectively. Elena Of London, a fifty five metre schooner, sails nine guests in four cabins.
Weekly rates open at one hundred thousand euros for Elena Of London and reach three hundred and eighty thousand for Nomad. O’Natalina follows at one hundred and thirty thousand and Prana by Atzaro at one hundred and forty thousand. Blue II charters at three hundred and thirty six thousand. Add roughly thirty percent for the advance provisioning allowance, covering fuel, food, berthing and drinks.
The eastern Mediterranean is natural territory for Blue II and Nomad, with Greece, Turkey and Croatia offering sheltered bays and historical ports. O’Natalina and Prana by Atzaro sail the Indonesian archipelago, where Komodo, Raja Ampat and the Banda Sea provide some of the most dramatic cruising anywhere. Elena Of London covers the Mediterranean under canvas. Tell us your preferred dates.
