Renata

We were onboard Renata, built in 2018 and completely refitted a year ago. The refit is the story: she was privately owned with only three cabins, and the owner who bought her for charter added three more and rebuilt the interior from scratch. Everything inside is new.

What stood out to me is that the cabins are extraordinary. All of them are large, the doubles are what most boats would call VIPs, and the actual VIPs could pass for masters on a lot of yachts her size. The one in the stern connects to a twin, so parents can put children or a nanny next door and close the door when they want to.

The master has its own deck: a private balcony with a jacuzzi and coffee tables, a master saloon with a service hatch through to the galley so nobody has to see the crew, and a door that closes the whole level off.

The most popular space on board is the beach club, with an indoor lounge, a lit bar, wine and beer fridges, a sauna that opens straight to the sea, and an easy platform for the toys. The sun deck has a jacuzzi, a mini pool, a bar, a barbecue and two reformers, with an instructor aboard.

Step aboard RENATA and you'll feel it immediately — a spotless, high-end interior with a marble bar and a backlit dining table that shifts mood with a tap. The master suite opens onto a private bow terrace with its own jacuzzi and coffee corner. Up top, a full spa jacuzzi, bar, and barbecue with sweeping sea views. The beach club raises the bar again: sauna, yoga studio, and a pop-up cinema.