FLOW Yacht Charter

Start with the useful glitch: FLOW is a 21m Ferretti 681 that was refit in 2023, runs at 24 knots, and still sneaks into shallow bays on a 1.7m draft. Translation: you get the “big yacht” experience, but you’re still the one anchored close to the beach instead of watching it from a distance.

Real value is where you use it: up to 8 guests in 4 cabins (master, VIP, double, twin) with full‑beam, light‑filled interiors that don’t feel like a basement. Two cabins are en‑suite, the other two share facilities – simple, practical, zero mystery about who showers where. It’s an easy layout for a family or two couples plus kids who actually like each other.

Outside is where FLOW cheats the size rule: a proper flybridge with a round dining table and big sunpads, more sunpads on the bow, and a main aft deck for straightforward alfresco dinners and BBQ. No gimmicks, just enough real deck space that eight people can be outside at once without someone pretending they “like” the corner seat by the stairs.

Toy department is not theoretical: 2023 Sea‑Doo Spark Trixx Jet Ski, 2023 Seabob F5, Highfield 3.8–3.9m tender with 60hp, paddleboards, towables, snorkelling and fishing gear. Add a wide swim platform, and you’ve basically got a compact watersports base station rather than a yacht that just “has a dinghy somewhere forward.”

Onboard life runs on tech, not hope: full air‑conditioning, strong Wi‑Fi, Fusion sound system you can stream to, TVs with Netflix/Disney+/Apple TV, water maker, ice maker and BBQ. The 3‑person crew is built around actual service and food (yes, there’s a serious cook), so the day looks like this: fast run to the next bay, toys in the water, shower, proper meal, repeat.

Why charter FLOW instead of another 68‑footer: relatively fast, shallow‑draft, toy‑heavy Ferretti with a recent refit and a human‑friendly layout, ideal if you want a clean, modern, easy‑to-run platform for families or small groups who plan to actually use the yacht all day, not just photograph it.