Twenty nine charter yachts carry both a cinema and a waterslide, and the pairing captures something specific about the modern charter fleet: the expectation that a yacht should entertain as capably after dark as it does in the water. The cinema setups range from dedicated screening rooms with surround sound to open-air projections rigged on the sun deck. The waterslides run from inflatable attachments on smaller yachts to engineered structures built into the superstructure of the largest.
The fleet spans twenty nine to ninety seven metres. Vivaldi and Maxita sit below forty metres, offering cinema nights and slides for smaller groups. Between forty two and sixty two metres, Freedom, H, Lady Trudy, Bella Stella, Teleost, Sirocco, Jo I, Premier, Cristal, Gladiator, Vicky, Holdin’ My Own, Galene, Geco, Illusion V and Roma form the core, typically carrying ten to twelve guests in four to six cabins. Above seventy metres, Arbema, Titania, Lunasea, Mimtee, Sunrays, Lady S and Sophia bring full screening rooms and slides that sweep through multiple decks.
Weekly rates start at seventy five thousand euros for Maxita and reach one million eight hundred thousand for Sophia. The median sits near two hundred and fifty thousand, with most of the fleet between one hundred and thirty thousand and four hundred and fifty thousand. Add roughly thirty percent for the advance provisioning allowance.
The Mediterranean fills the summer calendar, with the Balearics, Sardinia, the Amalfi Coast and Greece well represented. Several yachts move to the Caribbean for winter, where warm evenings make open-air cinema screenings and late afternoon slides equally appealing.
