A steam room on a sixty metre charter yacht is not a cruise ship amenity squeezed into a corner. At this length, the beam allows a dedicated wellness area with stone benching, controlled humidity and low light. Most sit on the lower deck adjacent to a massage room or a cold plunge, with direct access to the swim platform and the sea beyond.
Thirteen yachts in the sixty metre band carry a steam room. Rio and Soundwave sit at the top of the range, both above sixty metres and carrying suites for twelve guests each. Samurai pairs its wellness area with a full beam beach club. Revelry and Amigos combine the steam room with cinema spaces, and Burrasca, the most recent addition, opens the group to charterers looking for a newer build.
Weekly rates open at two hundred and fifteen thousand euros for Burrasca and climb to five hundred and eighty thousand for Rio. The median sits close to three hundred and fifty thousand. The advance provisioning allowance adds roughly thirty percent on top, covering fuel, food, berthing and drinks. August in the Mediterranean commands the highest premiums, with shoulder weeks in June and late September pricing noticeably lower.
Summer itineraries range from the western Riviera through Sardinia and Corsica to the Aegean. Several yachts cross to the Caribbean for winter, with Saint Barths, Antigua and the Grenadines on the circuit. Send us your dates and preferred waters and we will confirm which of the thirteen is available.
