Delta Marine built custom aluminium superyachts from its yard in Seattle through the 1980s and 1990s, earning a reputation for structural quality and clean, purposeful design. Four Delta Marine hulls charter in the fifty metre band today, ranging from forty six to fifty metres. What unites them is Pacific Northwest engineering: generous beam, robust construction and interiors designed around long passages rather than short hops along the Riviera.
Victoria Del Mar is the flagship at fifty metres, carrying twelve guests across seven cabins with a dedicated crew. Both yachts named Triton sit at forty nine metres and take ten guests each, one in four cabins with a spa and gym, the other in five cabins with a simpler layout built for range. Usher, the smallest at forty six metres, accommodates twelve guests in five cabins and offers open aft deck entertaining with a jacuzzi and wet bar.
Weekly charter rates start at one hundred and seventy five thousand euros for either Triton and climb to two hundred and forty five thousand for Victoria Del Mar. Usher sits between them at two hundred thousand. Add roughly thirty percent for the advance provisioning allowance, which covers fuel, food, berthing and drinks. Summer and holiday weeks carry the highest premiums.
This fleet ranges further than most. The two Tritons work the Pacific, from Alaska and New Zealand to Fiji. Victoria Del Mar crosses between the Mediterranean and the Caribbean. Usher charters from the Bahamas. Tell us where and when, and we will match you to the right hull.
