LIONESS V Yacht Charter

Start with the real problem: where do you put everyone, and where do you actually hang out. LIONESS V solves both with an elevated stone pool deck that’s basically a private roof-top club: handcrafted plunge pool, full bar, wrap‑around sunpads, glass windbreaks, and enough space that 12 guests don’t have to see each other unless they choose to.

Below that, it’s entertainment stacking: cinema room + separate media room + bars on multiple decks, so kids, teens, and adults can all disappear into different universes without fighting over the same screen or sofa. A dramatic marble staircase runs through the interior like a spine, connecting three full guest decks, so the yacht actually works at scale for big families, groups of friends, or low-key corporate use.

At water level, the full beach club is the other power move: large swim platform, fully equipped gym, steam room, and a serious toy garage (Van Dutch chase boat, Novurania tender, jetskis, Seabobs, foilboard, slide, inflatable park and more). Translation: you don’t charter another support boat just to keep everyone busy.

Accommodation is simple and efficient: 6 cabins for up to 12 guests, with a full‑beam main‑deck master that behaves like a proper owner’s apartment – study, his‑and‑hers bathrooms, big windows, and good acoustic separation from the machinery spaces. Built 2006 and continually upgraded (most recently refit in 2023), she runs with around 18–20 crew, which is the unglamorous but critical detail behind smooth service, fast turnaround on toys, and zero “sorry, we’re short‑staffed” moments.

If you want a 63.5m Benetti that’s unapologetically designed to be used hard – pool, bars, cinema, toys, gym – rather than politely admired, LIONESS V is the point where the checklist stops and the actual charter starts.