ARADOS Yacht Charter

Start with the core hack: ARADOS is the flagship Sunseeker for charter – one of the largest Sunseeker yachts ever built – wired around outdoor living: a full beach club at the waterline, a folding swim platform, and a big sundeck with Jacuzzi, double sunbeds and two dining areas. Translation: this is not a “tiny pool and a ladder” situation; this is a floating basecamp for people who actually plan to be in the water.

Then the guest logic: up to 10 guests sleep in 5 cabins, with a full‑beam master that gets its own private balcony, bathtub and his‑and‑hers storage, plus two VIPs on the main deck and flexible doubles/twins below. If your group is a mix of couples, kids and friends, ARADOS doesn’t force anyone into the “lesser” cabin – the layout is built to minimise cabin envy.

Serious toys, legally unlocked: the hardware list is long – 13m chase boat, Williams jet tender, 2 x jetskis, 2 x Seabobs, e-foil, electric surfboard, SUPs, kayaks, towables, scooters – but the key line is this: ARADOS is an RYA training centre. That means guests can actually be trained and certified to use the toys properly, instead of staring at them while the crew has all the fun.

Inside the machine: the interior is modern, bright and very obviously designed for real use: floor‑to‑ceiling windows in most areas, fold‑down balconies on both main and upper decks, and a large sky lounge with bar instead of wasted “formal” space nobody touches after day one. You see the sea from pretty much everywhere, not just from a single cleverly cropped brochure angle.

Crew & food – the non‑negotiables: ARADOS runs with up to 12 crew, including an exceptional chef trained in Joël Robuchon’s Paris kitchens and a long‑standing team with consistently strong charter feedback. If your priority list is “calm service, good organisation, seriously good food,” this yacht is built to tick those boxes before anyone talks about throw cushions.