A gym on a sixty metre yacht is a proper training space, not a corner with a treadmill. At this length, naval architects have the beam and the volume to fit free weights, a Smith machine, a Technogym cardio station and a stretch area without compromising the owner’s deck or the beach club. Fifty seven charter yachts in the sixty metre band carry a gym, and most pair it with a spa, sauna or steam room nearby.
The fleet spans displacement motor yachts from established yards like Benetti, Feadship, Amels, Heesen and Lurssen, with lengths running from fifty five to sixty nine metres. Crews of fourteen to twenty handle operations and most include a fitness instructor or spa therapist on request. Cabins range from five to seven, accommodating ten to twelve guests, and the water toy inventories are comprehensive: jet skis, seabobs, diving gear and tenders as standard.
Weekly rates start at one hundred and thirty thousand euros and run to five hundred and ninety five thousand. The median sits at three hundred and forty thousand, and the middle half of the fleet falls between two hundred and ninety thousand and four hundred and twenty five thousand euros. An advance provisioning allowance of roughly thirty percent covers fuel, food, berthing and drinks on top.
The western Mediterranean fills the summer, with Sardinia, the Cote d’Azur and the Balearics as the natural circuit. Croatia and Greece draw the fleet east. From December, most cross to Saint Barths, the Grenadines and the Bahamas. Tell us when you want to go.
