A gym on a classic yacht reflects a different approach to fitness at sea. These are not the glass-walled, panoramic training spaces found on new builds. On a classic hull, the exercise area is typically a dedicated lower deck section with free weights, cardio equipment and enough headroom to work properly. The setup is practical rather than performative.
Eleven classic yachts in our charter fleet carry a gym, from the thirty two metre Heavenly Daze to the sixty nine metre Nomad. The range covers phinisi sailing vessels like LAMIMA, motor yachts including Mirage, a forty seven metre Feadship, and Nomad, a sixty nine metre ISA blending classic lines with expedition capability. Bella Stella offers a gym aboard a fifty five metre Turquoise build, while Blue II provides fitness facilities on a forty nine metre Turquoise hull. Sanssouci Star and Seagull II prove that classic yachts under forty metres can carry functional equipment.
Weekly rates begin at sixty seven thousand five hundred euros for Heavenly Daze and reach three hundred and eighty thousand for Nomad. The mid-range falls between eighty five thousand and one hundred and fifty thousand euros, spanning a wide charter budget. The advance provisioning allowance adds roughly thirty percent.
These yachts favour the Mediterranean in summer and the Caribbean in winter, with the Greek islands, the Amalfi coast, the Dalmatian coast, Antigua and the Virgin Islands among the strongest cruising grounds for a classic yacht with fitness facilities.
