Serenity Yacht Charter

Start with the big hack: SERENITY is a 72m charter platform that legally sleeps 28 guests in 14 cabins and can host events for up to 200 people. If you’re trying to run a serious celebration, corporate takeover or multigenerational family invasion on one hull, this is one of the very few yachts that’s actually built for it.

Actual space, not brochure space. Think a 300m² sundeck that works like a private rooftop venue – room for sun loungers, bar setups and a crowd that doesn’t have to queue to see the view. Add an 8 x 7m pool, full beach club setup and a gym that means “real equipment”, not a lonely yoga mat in a corridor.

Then there’s the owner zone. The master suite runs to roughly 150m², with its own office and a walk‑in closet that behaves more like a small apartment than a wardrobe. Everyone else still gets proper, hotel‑style cabins, but this is the one you give to the person paying the invoice.

Hardware for people who like to move. Multiple performance tenders plus jet skis, e‑foils, Seabobs, electric surf, towables, sea pool and a full spread of skis, boards and kayaks turn SERENITY from “floating hotel” into “private watersports park”. Translation: the younger generation won’t be asking for shore time every afternoon.

Why charter SERENITY instead of another big white yacht: because very few can combine this guest capacity, this level of deck space and a 30‑person charter‑trained crew without feeling like a cruise ship. It’s a 2004 Austal/Oceanfast build with a 2017 refit, engineered for groups who actually use the yacht – to party, to host, to play – not just to park it and pose in front of it.