A flyboard connects to the jet ski’s thrust output and channels pressurised water through boots, lifting the rider several metres above the surface. The sensation sits between waterskiing and paragliding, and most guests find their balance within the first few minutes. On a motor yacht, where the toy garage and crew infrastructure already support a full range of water sports, the flyboard adds a vertical dimension that draws attention across the anchorage.
Nineteen motor yachts in our charter fleet carry a flyboard, from the forty one metre Benik to the ninety three metre Lady S. The fleet spans a wide range of builders, with CRN, Proteksan Turquoise and Oceanco among them. Sizes concentrate between fifty and sixty five metres, where most modern charter yachts now carry flyboards alongside jet skis, seabobs and diving equipment. Several carry two jet skis, allowing the flyboard to run without displacing other water sports.
Weekly rates start at one hundred and twenty five thousand euros for Benik, a forty one metre Heesen. The broad middle band runs from two hundred and forty five thousand to three hundred and eighty thousand euros. Above sixty metres, rates climb past five hundred thousand, with Moonlight II at six hundred and forty five thousand and Lady S at one million seven hundred and fifty thousand. Add roughly thirty percent for the advance provisioning allowance covering fuel, food, port fees and drinks.
The western Mediterranean suits flyboarding through summer, with calm mornings off the Riviera and Sardinia. The Caribbean and the Bahamas extend the season through winter.
