Eight charter yachts carry both a cinema and a flyboard, and the pairing reflects two distinct registers of a modern charter: the quiet immersion of a private screening and the exhilaration of rising above the water on a jet of thrust. The cinema setups range from acoustically treated rooms to open-air projections on the upper deck. The flyboards deliver a water sport that guests rarely encounter at home, supervised by trained crew.
The fleet runs from fifty four to ninety three metres. Maraya, Geco and Holdin’ My Own sit between fifty four and fifty five metres, offering twelve guests in six cabins. Treehouse, Arience and Ventum Maris stretch to sixty six metres with seven cabins and wider deck space. MOONLIGHT II accommodates thirty six guests at ninety one metres, and Lady S reaches ninety three metres with a full cinema room and an extensive water toy inventory.
Weekly rates start at two hundred and sixty five thousand euros for Maraya and reach one million seven hundred and fifty thousand for Lady S. The core of the fleet sits between three hundred and thirty five thousand and five hundred and ninety five thousand, with the median around three hundred and eighty thousand. Add roughly thirty percent for the advance provisioning allowance.
The Mediterranean fills the summer calendar, with the South of France, Sardinia and Greece well suited to calm-water flyboard sessions and warm evening screenings. Several yachts cross to the Caribbean from November.
