SEA OWL Yacht Charter

Start with the non-negotiables: SEA OWL is a 62m Feadship with a full-deck elevator, a serious beach club, a deck jacuzzi and an at-anchor-stabilized platform that sleeps up to 12 guests in 7 suites. Translation: big, quiet, comfortable, no one’s doing stairs unless they want to.

This is the “floating private campus” yacht. You get a gym with adjoining massage room, a classroom with hidden Murphy bed and fold‑out balconies, a full‑beam skylounge that converts into a movie theatre, plus a library‑driven interior where walls, ceilings and the central “Tree of Life” staircase are custom artworks, not wallpaper. It’s built for multigenerational trips where kids, teens and adults can all disappear into their own zones and still feel like they’re on the same yacht.

Guest setup actually makes sense. Seven themed staterooms (master with private study, three distinct VIPs, plus family/children’s and nanny/staff options) give you true flexibility for 12 guests instead of the usual game of musical cabins. With 18 crew, the service ratio is essentially “someone for everything,” from tutoring and kid activities to spa-level downtime.

Hardware for people who go places, not just float. A 6,000nm range, ice‑reinforced hull and dynamic positioning mean SEA OWL is built for serious itineraries, not just bay‑hopping. At the waterline you get the full toy lab: two custom Hodgdon tenders plus a work tender, inflatable slide, 10m floating pool, kayaks, paddleboards, towables, adult and kid skis/wakeboards, and full scuba/snorkel kit, all run off a proper beach club and swim platform.

Why pick SEA OWL instead of another 60‑something metre: award‑winning Winch Design interior that’s genuinely one‑off, elevator and family‑friendly layout baked in from day one, heavy-duty security and surveillance, piano in the lounge, cinema upstairs, classroom downstairs, and a crew that’s set up to run a high‑touch, education‑meets‑adventure charter rather than just “sunbeds and rosé.” If you want a yacht that can be both five‑star hotel and moving base camp, this is it.