Super Yachts
Large luxury yachts typically 24m (80ft) and above, designed for high-end comfort, professional crew, and long-range cruising. They often include multiple decks, large suites, spas, gyms, beach clubs, and extensive water toys.
Best suited for: Ultra-luxury charters, corporate events, and guests who want a floating five-star resort experience.
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Mega Yachts
A subcategory of super yachts, typically 60m+ in length, featuring extreme luxury amenities such as helipads, submarines, multiple pools, cinemas, and large crews.
Best suited for: Ultra-high-net-worth charters and large luxury events.
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Motor Yachts
The most common charter yacht type, powered entirely by engines and built for speed, comfort, and flexible itineraries. Layouts prioritize indoor living areas, sun decks, and water toy platforms.
Best suited for: Guests who want to visit many destinations quickly and enjoy high-end comfort.
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Sailing Yachts
Wind-powered yachts that combine traditional sailing with luxury accommodation. They offer a quieter and more authentic experience at sea. Many modern sailing yachts still include engines for maneuvering.
Best suited for: Travelers who enjoy the experience of sailing itself and a more classic yachting atmosphere.
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Motorsailers
Hybrid yachts that combine large sails with powerful engines. They provide the space and comfort of motor yachts while still offering a sailing experience.
Best suited for: Guests who want spacious decks and stable cruising, but still enjoy sailing when conditions allow.
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Gulets
Traditional wooden sailing vessels originating from Turkey, often between 20–40m. Gulets have wide decks, comfortable cabins, and relaxed outdoor living spaces. Most rely mainly on engines with sails used occasionally.
Best suited for: Relaxed group charters and families looking for a traditional Mediterranean cruising experience.
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Explorer Yachts
Rugged yachts designed for long-range cruising and remote destinations. They feature reinforced hulls, large fuel capacity, and expedition equipment.
Best suited for: Adventure travelers wanting to explore remote regions like polar areas, islands, or long ocean passages.
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Power Catamarans
Motor-powered catamarans with two hulls, offering exceptional stability and wide living spaces. They typically consume less fuel than similarly sized motor yachts.
Best suited for: Guests who prioritize stability, space, and efficient cruising.
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Sailing Catamarans
Twin-hull sailing yachts known for wide decks, shallow draft, and excellent stability. Cabins are usually located in the hulls, creating more privacy.
Best suited for: Families and groups wanting a comfortable sailing experience with minimal motion at sea.
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Classic / Vintage Yachts
Historically styled or restored yachts built with traditional craftsmanship, often in wood or early steel designs.
Best suited for: Guests who appreciate heritage, classic design, and timeless yachting style.
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Sportfishing Yachts
High-performance motor yachts designed primarily for deep-sea fishing, equipped with fishing chairs, rod holders, and fish storage.
Best suited for: Serious anglers and fishing-focused charters.
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Day Cruisers / Open Yachts
Fast, stylish motor yachts with large outdoor lounges and sunbeds but fewer interior cabins.
Best suited for: Day trips, short coastal cruising, and social gatherings.
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Expedition Catamarans
Long-range catamarans built for exploration and extended cruising with greater fuel capacity and rugged construction.
Best suited for: Travelers seeking stable long-distance exploration with efficiency.
