Fourteen charter yachts carry both fold out terraces and dedicated diving equipment, and the combination shapes how a day at anchor plays out. The terraces extend the yacht’s living space to the waterline, opening across the beam to create a broad platform where guests stage dives, rinse equipment and settle into the afternoon. Diving setups range from full compressor systems to rental-grade BCDs and regulators, maintained by crew trained to divemaster level.
The fleet runs from the forty four metre Incal through Aquarius, Starburst III and Parillion in the forty five to forty eight metre band, carrying ten to twelve guests with terraces that fold out from the transom. Above sixty metres, Sea Owl, Siren, Okto, Arience, Arbema and Life Saga offer full-beam terraces and professional dive stores. Alvia, Sunrays, Lady S and the one hundred and nineteen metre Breakthrough complete the upper range.
Weekly rates start at one hundred and ninety five thousand euros for Incal and reach three million five hundred thousand for Breakthrough. The core charters between two hundred and twenty thousand and six hundred and thirty five thousand, with a median around five hundred thousand. Add roughly thirty percent for the advance provisioning allowance, covering tank fills, compressor fuel, nitrox, food, berthing and fuel.
The Mediterranean dominates summer, where Sardinia, the Cyclades, Turkey’s Lycian coast and Croatia deliver strong diving in sheltered water near calm anchorages. From November, the fleet shifts to the Caribbean and the Bahamas, where reef walls and blue holes fill the winter calendar.
