Six Benettis charter in the fifty metre band, and they divide cleanly in two. Three are recent deliveries, Birubi in 2022, Asani in 2024 and Xwave in 2025, all just under fifty metres and all built around five cabins for ten guests. The other three, Alexandra, Jo I and Africa I, were launched between 2002 and 2010 and carry six or seven cabins for twelve.
That split shapes what you get. The newer hulls trade a cabin for volume, with wider side decks, a full beam master and, on Asani, a pool on the sun deck. The older three were drawn when twelve guests was the whole point of a fifty metre yacht, so Jo I has a beach club and a cinema, and Alexandra adds fold out terraces either side of the main deck.
Rates follow the same divide. Jo I opens at one hundred and sixty five thousand euros a week, Alexandra asks one hundred and eighty thousand and Africa I one hundred and ninety. The three modern hulls sit between three hundred and eight and three hundred and twenty two thousand. Add an advance provisioning allowance of roughly thirty percent for fuel, food, berthing and drinks.
Alexandra, Jo I and Africa I work the eastern Mediterranean, Greece, the Dodecanese and the Dalmatian coast. Asani and Xwave stay west, and Birubi crosses to the Caribbean for the winter. Send us your dates and we will tell you which of the six is free.
