REPOSADO Yacht Charter

Start with the cheat code: REPOSADO is a 2024‑built, 52m motor‑sailer with a full‑scale beach club, an 8‑person deck Jacuzzi and a fire pit on the sundeck. If your idea of “being at sea” involves actually touching the water by day and watching a movie on a rooftop‑style open‑air cinema by night, this is the hardware built for that.

Not a floating hotel, a hybrid machine. REPOSADO mixes proper sailing DNA with superyacht comfort: steel hull for stability, big motor‑yacht volume, plus sails for those “let’s actually turn the engines down” days. The sundeck is effectively your main operating system: Jacuzzi, sunpads, fire pit, bar, open‑air kitchen and projector all in one layer, so the group doesn’t fragment into six different decks.

Sleep configuration for real people, not brochures. Up to 12 guests sleep in 6 staterooms: full‑beam master, full‑beam VIP and 4 convertible king cabins that flip between double and twin. Translation: families, couples, friends, mixed‑age groups – you can rewire the layout as needed instead of arguing over who gets the “kids cabin”. Wheelchair‑friendly design and an elevator‑style access philosophy mean multi‑generation charters actually work.

Waterline fun is not an afterthought. The beach club and big swim platform are the launch pad for a serious toy list: 2 SeaDoo jet skis, Seabobs, e‑foil/foilboard, paddleboards, adult & kids waterskis, wakeboard, trampoline and donuts, plus RYA training set‑up and a fast 8.5m tender. If someone gets bored here, it’s not the yacht’s fault.

Inside the calm, not the circus. Interior by NO.mad Design runs clean lines, natural tones and a lot of glass: main salon with bar, indoor dining, 65” TV and a fold‑out balcony that literally hangs you over the water. En‑suite bathrooms, underfloor heating, walk‑in wardrobes and full entertainment systems are standard, not upgrades. Air‑con and Wi‑Fi are a given; the brief is “quiet, efficient, modern” rather than “chandelier museum”.

Why pick REPOSADO instead of another 50‑something metre: you get a brand‑new (2024) motor‑sailer that actually blends sailing, superyacht‑level service (10 crew), serious deck space, wheelchair accessibility and a beach‑club‑plus‑toys set‑up designed for groups who intend to use the yacht all day, not just photograph it once and retreat indoors.