A cinema on a seventy metre charter yacht is a fully dedicated screening room, not a repurposed saloon with a drop-down screen. At this length, the cinema occupies its own space on the lower deck, fitted with surround sound, tiered seating for eight to twelve viewers and blackout conditions that rival a boutique theatre. Eleven yachts in the seventy metre band carry a cinema, and several pair it with a games room or lounge that converts for daytime use.
The fleet covers builds from Benetti, Heesen, Amels, Feadship, ISA, Delta Marine, Alloy Yachts and Nobiskrug, with lengths from sixty five to seventy three metres. Crews of twelve to twenty five manage every detail, and most yachts stock a curated film library before the charter starts. The standard configuration is twelve guests in six or seven cabins, with a handful of larger vessels carrying up to twenty five.
Weekly charter rates begin at three hundred and sixty thousand euros for Vertigo, a sixty seven metre Alloy sailing yacht, and climb to eight hundred and seventy five thousand for Lady Vera. The median sits at five hundred and fifty thousand euros. Provisioning adds approximately thirty percent for fuel, food, berthing and drinks.
The fleet follows the Mediterranean summer, Caribbean winter rhythm. Cannes, Monaco and the Sardinian coast fill May through September, with Croatia and the Greek islands offering quieter alternatives. From November, the crossing to the Caribbean opens, with Saint Barths, Antigua and the Bahamas running through to April. Let us know your timing.
