Aqua Libra is a 40 metre Sunseeker delivered in 2018, and she wears her age lightly. Modern, sharp and full of light, she was built for owners and guests who want the clean lines and easy technology of a current yacht without losing the warmth that makes time aboard feel personal. She charters the Greek islands for up to eleven guests, and she has the deck space and the layout to make a group of that size feel unhurried.
The interior is where her 2018 pedigree shows. Large windows pull daylight deep into the main salon, where neutral tones and graceful detailing create a calm, contemporary mood. Deep sofas face each other across the room, a bar sits close to hand, and the space flows aft toward the water. Above it, a separate sky lounge gives the group a second, quieter interior room with its own bar, a genuine advantage on a yacht of this length and a place to retreat when the main deck is busy. Forward, the formal dining area seats everyone in comfort for the evenings that deserve it.
Her sun deck is the centrepiece of life outside. A Jacuzzi sits forward with a wet bar alongside, gym equipment is set up for guests who want to keep moving, and sun loungers run the length of the space for those who do not. Shade and sun are both easy to find. Lower down, the main deck aft and an upper deck dining table give the group more than one way to eat outdoors, from a relaxed lunch to a long dinner under the stars.
Accommodation is arranged across five staterooms sleeping eleven. A full beam master suite anchors the layout, with a VIP suite and further staterooms whose twin beds convert to doubles, so the yacht adapts to couples, families and friends with equal ease. Each cabin is finished in the same bright, considered style as the main rooms, with its own en suite.
Days aboard Aqua Libra flow with the islands. A morning on the Seabobs and paddleboards off the swim platform, an afternoon at anchor in a sheltered Cycladic bay, a sunset drink in the Jacuzzi as the light turns gold. Her crew of eight run the yacht with the quiet efficiency a modern Sunseeker invites, attentive without ever crowding the experience.
There is a practical intelligence to the way she is laid out. Guests who want company gather on the sun deck or in the main salon, while those after a quieter hour drift up to the sky lounge or forward to the sun loungers, and nobody feels on top of anyone else. For a charter group of mixed ages, that separation of spaces is worth more than any single feature.
What makes Aqua Libra matter in her class is balance. She is recent enough to feel effortless and well equipped, spacious enough to host eleven in real comfort, and intimate enough to stay personal. The separate sky lounge and the generous sun deck give her more usable social space than many yachts of her length, and that space is what charter guests remember.
For a modern, light filled charter through the Aegean and the wider East Mediterranean, Aqua Libra is a confident choice. She pairs contemporary Sunseeker design with the flexibility a charter group needs, and she charters from 145,000 EUR per week.
