Chakra Yacht Charter

First, the system override: CHAKRA is not a “big yacht”. She’s an 86m ex‑weather ship turned five‑deck event machine with a 2024 refit, a spa complex, and enough beam to make most superyachts look like chase boats.

Core value proposition: if you’re trying to move a serious group – up to 24 guests in 19 cabins – without feeling like you’re on a conference cruise, CHAKRA is one of the few yachts that can actually do it. No one sleeps below the waterline, everyone gets real windows, and the layout is built so people can disappear into salons, bars, decks and corners instead of fighting over the same sofa.

Hardware for humans, not brochures: start at the top deck: Jacuzzi, huge sunpads, and a proper yoga / lounging area wrapped by a walk‑around deck. Drop one level and you’re in “private club” territory – lounge bar, sofas, piano, karaoke and full AV, ready to flip from family zone at 5pm to night‑club mode at 11. On the main aft deck, there’s alfresco dining that can handle large group dinners without turning into a buffet line war.

Wellness mode on a former workboat hull: CHAKRA runs a full spa setup – massage room, beauty salon, and enclosed Technogym fitness suite with sea views. Translation: you can run a proper wellness charter (yoga deck, treatments, workouts) without improvising on random furniture. The ex‑commercial platform plus stabilizers means she’s built to sit solid while you do it.

Serious toys, serious access: the extended swim platform is a mini‑marina, feeding a heavy toys list: multiple jet skis, Seabobs / e‑foils, Flyboard, JetSurf, SUPs, towables, slide, scuba and snorkel kit. The tenders move people like a shore‑to‑ship shuttle, which matters when you’re rotating 20‑plus guests and their gear.

Why you pick CHAKRA instead of another 80‑something metre: because you actually need a yacht that can (a) sleep 24 legally in comfort, (b) host serious events with multiple separate social zones, and (c) deliver spa, gym, toys and big‑ship stability in one package. CHAKRA is essentially a compact private ship with a 30‑person crew tuned for charters, not a fragile design object you tiptoe around.