LIONESS V Yacht Charter

Start with the main cheat code: LIONESS V is basically a floating resort deck – the elevated stone pool, full-beam sunlounge and wraparound bars are the core product here. If your charter brief is “maximum outside living, but still civilised,” this 63.5m Benetti is where the scrolling should pause.

Hardware for humans, not brochures. The sundeck revolves around that raised stone-finished pool and deep sunpads, backed up by multiple bars and dining spots that can handle family chaos, corporate entertaining or both at once. Below, a serious beach club adds a wide swim platform, fully equipped gym, steam room and fast access to a chase boat, tenders, slide, jetskis, Seabobs, foilboard, sail dinghy, inflatable water park and the rest of the toy zoo.

Inside is built for actual use, not just marble photoshoots. Up to 12 guests sleep in 6 large cabins, including a full-beam main‑deck master with private study and his‑and‑her bathrooms. You get a proper cinema, a separate media room for kids/teens, a big main saloon for grown‑up evenings, and that signature marble staircase tying the whole thing together. A crew of around 18–20 runs the operation, which means bar, toys, gym, cinema and dinner can all happen simultaneously without friction.

Why charter LIONESS V instead of another 60‑something metre: because the social spaces have been overbuilt on purpose – pool, bars, cinema, media room, gym, spa‑style steam room and a full‑scale toy inventory – all wrapped into a proven Benetti platform that’s been kept current with refits. If your priority is a high‑functioning charter machine that keeps a mixed group busy from breakfast to last nightcap, this is exactly that.