A beach club on a seventy metre yacht transforms the stern into a waterfront living space. These are full-width platforms with seating, showers, a bar and direct access to the water, designed for stepping off a jet ski, rinsing down after a dive, or simply watching the sunset from sea level. Thirteen charter yachts in the seventy metre band carry a beach club, each offering a different interpretation of the concept.
The fleet includes builds from Benetti, CRN, Heesen, Nobiskrug, Admiral, ISA and Trinity Yachts, with lengths from sixty one to seventy four metres. Crews range from twelve to twenty five. Most yachts accommodate twelve guests in six or seven cabins, with layouts balanced between owner, VIP and twin configurations. Water toy storage often integrates directly into the beach club, with tenders, seabobs and diving gear launching from the platform.
Weekly rates start at three hundred and fifteen thousand euros for Katharine, a sixty one metre CRN, and reach eight hundred and seventy five thousand for Lady Vera. The median sits at five hundred and fifty thousand euros. An advance provisioning allowance of roughly thirty percent covers fuel, food, berthing and drinks on top of the charter fee.
Most of the fleet summers in the western Mediterranean, from the Cote d’Azur through Sardinia, the Balearics and the Croatian coastline. The Caribbean takes over from December, with Saint Barths, the Grenadines and the Bahamas as the primary cruising grounds. Reach out with your dates and your ideal itinerary.
