A steam room and an e-foil on the same charter yacht combine deep relaxation with open-water speed. The steam room sits below deck, heated to around forty-five degrees Celsius in a timber or stone-lined enclosure. The e-foil is a battery-powered hydrofoil board that lifts riders above the surface at up to forty kilometres per hour, quiet enough to use close to shore without disturbing an anchorage.
Five charter yachts carry both, spanning fifty-six to ninety-three metres. Blue II, a fifty-six metre Turquoise, opens the fleet with a dedicated spa level. Ventum Maris follows at sixty-six metres from Amels. Joy, a seventy metre Feadship, pairs a full wellness deck with a comprehensive watertoys programme. Sunrays at eighty-six metres and Lady S at ninety-three metres complete the range with multi-deck steam facilities and expansive tender garages.
Weekly rates start at three hundred and thirty-six thousand euros for Blue II and rise to one million seven hundred and fifty thousand for Lady S. Ventum Maris charters at five hundred and forty-five thousand, Joy at seven hundred thousand and Sunrays at one million one hundred and fifty thousand. Add roughly thirty percent for the advance provisioning allowance, covering fuel, food, berthing and drinks.
The western Mediterranean suits summer cruising, with the South of France, Sardinia and the Greek islands offering sheltered bays where the e-foil glides over flat water. From November the fleet repositions to the Caribbean, where Saint Barths, Antigua and the Grenadines deliver warm seas year round. Contact us to match your preferred dates with the right yacht.
