SALTY Yacht Charter

Step 1: You hit the swim platform, not a tiny ladder. SALTY’s full-beam stern gives you a proper “base camp” at water level, with a 4m Zodiac tender, 2024 Seadoo Jet Ski, Seabob F5S, inflatable platform, wakeboard, towables, SUPs, kayak, floating sofa and snorkelling gear. Translation: nobody is bored, and every age group has something to do that doesn’t involve a screen.

Step 2: You stop thinking about motion. Stabilizers work both underway and at anchor, so drinks, naps and kids’ card games survive the wake. This is a 78ft planing Alalunga that actually runs fast (cruising around 21 knots) without turning the salon into a pinball machine.

Step 3: You use the space properly. SALTY sleeps up to 10 guests in 4 en-suite cabins with real flexibility: master, VIP, and two twins that convert to doubles, each with Pullman beds. That means couples, friends, or a mixed family group can all get “the good cabin” without starting a civil war.

Step 4: You remember it was built in 2006 and then forget, because the 2024–2025 refit gave it a bright, modern interior, upgraded AV/Wi‑Fi, and refreshed soft furnishings. It feels like a contemporary boat, not a time capsule with portholes.

Step 5: You spread out over three usable decks instead of fighting for a corner. Shaded aft deck for meals, flybridge with bar and second dining, foredeck sunpads, plus a light salon when you’ve had enough UV. Large volume for this size range is the quiet advantage here—especially for groups that don’t move as a single herd.

If you want a sub-80ft yacht that actually behaves like a bigger platform—fast, stabilized, toy-heavy, and refit for modern use—SALTY is the one that quietly ticks the practical boxes while everyone else is still arguing about length overall.