Sixty metres is where Benetti stops building a large yacht and starts building a small ship. Eleven charter hulls sit in this band, from the fifty six metre Jaguar and Galaxy of 2005 through to Lady A, delivered in 2024 at sixty seven metres. All eleven take twelve guests, nine of them in six cabins, and the extra length goes into deck volume rather than berths.
The fleet splits by age. Jaguar, Galaxy, Sunday and Dilara are mid two thousands boats with beach clubs, cinemas and gyms, and they charter for less than half what the newest hulls ask. St David and Formosa sit in the middle. At the top, Silver Angel and Soundwave both carry a pool, a spa and a steam room, and Soundwave adds a flyboard to the toy list. Lady A is the newest and the largest of the group.
Weekly rates open at two hundred and ninety thousand euros for Jaguar and Dilara and reach six hundred and eighty thousand for Lady A, with the median at three hundred and fifty thousand. Eight of the eleven charter below four hundred and twenty five thousand. An advance provisioning allowance near thirty percent covers fuel, food, berthing and drinks.
Sixty metres carries the fuel and the crew that turn overnight legs into something guests sleep through. Summers run Monaco, the Costa Smeralda and the Aeolian islands, and six of the eleven reposition to the Caribbean in December.
