Feadship builds around sixty metres the way other yards build a hundred: overengineered, understated and finished to a standard that holds across decades. Six charter listings sit in this band, from Virginian, launched in 1990 and still working full summer seasons, to Halo, delivered in 2015 with a pool, a cinema and a helipad.
The range divides by generation. Virginian and Beowulf carry a quieter elegance, with deeper hull lines and engine rooms for long passages. Sea Owl and Lady Britt bring the modern programme: fold out terraces, saunas, spas and open sterns. Halo adds a helipad and a pool on the sun deck. Cabin counts run from five on Beowulf to seven on Lady Britt, with most accommodating twelve guests.
Weekly rates start at two hundred and forty five thousand euros for Virginian, a striking figure for a Feadship at this length. Beowulf asks three hundred and thirty six thousand, Halo four hundred and twenty five thousand and Lady Britt four hundred and sixty five thousand. Budget roughly thirty percent on top for the advance provisioning allowance covering fuel, food, berthing and drinks.
These yachts work the Mediterranean in summer and several cross to the Caribbean for winter. Lady Britt and Sea Owl range from Sardinia to Croatia and the Greek islands. Virginian covers the eastern basin, and Halo works both sides of the Atlantic. Send us your dates and we will match you to the right hull.
