Sixty eight charter yachts pair a gym with dedicated diving equipment, and the combination reflects a practical logic: guests who dive in the morning and work out in the afternoon are using the yacht as a floating base for physical activity, not simply as a place to be served meals between anchorages.
The fleet spans a wide range, from the forty one metre AK Royalty and Benik to Breakthrough at one hundred and nineteen metres. The forty five to sixty five metre band carries the strongest concentration, with yachts like Aquarius, Hana, Home, Vertige, Jaguar and Geco all maintaining gym equipment alongside compressors, tanks and crew trained to divemaster level or above. The largest yachts, including Octopus, O’Pari, Sunrays, Angelique and Sophia, carry professional dive tenders and full fitness centres with trainers on board.
Weekly rates begin at one hundred and twenty thousand euros for Hana and climb to three million five hundred thousand for Breakthrough. The broad middle of the fleet sits between two hundred thousand and six hundred thousand euros, with the advance provisioning allowance adding roughly thirty percent. On a dive charter, provisioning also covers tank fills, compressor fuel, nitrox and crew dive briefings.
The Mediterranean fills the summer calendar, with Greece, Croatia, Turkey and Sardinia offering the strongest combination of clear water diving and sheltered anchorages. The Caribbean takes over from November, with wall dives in the Cayman Islands, reef systems in the Grenadines and blue holes in the Bahamas. A smaller group of yachts, led by Octopus, ranges further into the Indo-Pacific year round.
