Superyacht Charter in the Mediterranean
Crewed motor yachts and explorers from 24 to 90 metres in Greece, Croatia, Italy, the French Riviera and Turkey. One broker, independent advice, and access to the whole charter market, not just the yachts shown here.
- May – OctMediterranean charter season, peak in July and August
- €48k – €800kWeekly rates in our current fleet, before expenses
- Up to 12Guests overnight on most charter superyachts
- MYBAStandard contract, no extra cost to book through us
24 to 40 metres
Sport and flybridge yachts for families and groups of friends, often the best value in the Mediterranean.
For charter
Blue Eyes
Princess — 2009 / Refit 2026
From €48,000 / week
- 29.4m
- 8 guests in 4 cabins
- Italy & France
For charter
L’As Bleu
Riva — 2025
From €53,000 / week
- 24.9m
- 8 guests in 4 cabins
- Monaco (summer) · Cannes (winter)
40 to 60 metres
Full superyachts with beach clubs, jacuzzis, large crews and plenty of water toys.
For charter
DB9
Palmer Johnson — 2010 / Refit 2025
From €265,000 / week
- 52.4m
- 10 guests in 5 cabins
- Mediterranean
For charter
Asteria
Explorer — 1970 / Refit 2019
From $250,000 / week
- 49.5m
- 12 guests in 7 cabins
- Mediterranean & Greenland/Norway
For charter
Oceanos
Mondomarine — 2006 / Refit 2022
From €250,000 / week
- 49.2m
- 12 guests in 7 cabins
- Mediterranean
For charter
Jubilee
Pendennis — 1999 / Refit 2026
From $180,000 / week
- 46m
- 12 guests in 7 cabins
- West Mediterranean (summer) · Fort Lauderdale (winter)
60 to 90 metres
Large superyachts with pools, spas and space for up to 12 guests in total privacy.
Any yacht on the market, not only these
The yachts above are a selection. Through central agents we can offer almost every crewed charter yacht in the Mediterranean, including new-to-charter yachts that are not advertised yet. Tell us your dates and budget and we come back with what is genuinely available, with honest advice on crew, layout and itinerary.
How a superyacht charter works
- Your briefDates, guests, destination and weekly budget, by form or WhatsApp.
- Matched shortlistA personal selection of available yachts with brochures and honest advice.
- Hold the yachtWe place an option on your favourite while you decide.
- MYBA contractThe standard industry agreement, with a deposit, usually 50%, to confirm.
- Balance & APANormally paid about a month before; you fill in a preference sheet for the crew.
- On boardYour broker stays in touch before, during and after the charter.
Where to charter in the Mediterranean
- GreeceCyclades, Ionian and Saronic islands
- CroatiaSplit, Hvar, Dubrovnik and the Dalmatian coast
- Italy & SardiniaAmalfi Coast, Capri, Aeolian islands, Costa Smeralda
- Monaco & South of FranceMonaco, Saint-Tropez, Antibes and the Riviera
- CannesFilm festival, Lérins islands, Côte d’Azur
- TurkeyBodrum, Göcek and the Turquoise Coast
Get your superyacht shortlist
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Sample charter itineraries
Frequently asked questions
How much does it cost to charter a superyacht in the Mediterranean?
In our current Mediterranean fleet, weekly rates run from about €48,000 for a 29m Princess to €800,000 for the 80m Elements, before expenses. On top of the charter fee you pay an advance provisioning allowance (APA) for fuel, food, drinks and berthing, usually 30 to 40% of the fee, plus VAT where it applies.
What is the APA on a yacht charter?
The advance provisioning allowance is paid before the charter and covers running costs such as fuel, food, drinks, marina fees and communications. The captain keeps a full account, and any unused balance is returned to you at the end of the charter.
When is the Mediterranean charter season?
The main season runs from May to October. July and August are the busiest and most expensive weeks, so the best 40 to 90 metre yachts are often booked months ahead. June and September offer warm water, quieter anchorages and more choice.
How many guests can a superyacht take on charter?
Most charter yachts from 24 to 90 metres sleep up to 12 guests overnight, the usual limit for commercial yachts under international rules. Some can host more guests for day cruising or events.
How does booking a yacht charter work?
We send a shortlist matched to your dates, group and budget, hold your preferred yacht, then you sign a MYBA charter agreement. A deposit, usually 50%, secures the booking, and the balance and APA are normally paid about a month before the charter.
Does it cost more to book through a broker?
No. In the standard MYBA system the broker’s commission is paid by the yacht owner out of the charter fee, so you pay the same rate as booking directly, with independent advice on which yacht fits you best.
Can the crew cater for Gulf families and halal requirements?
Yes. Halal provisioning, privacy for family groups, prayer times and Arabic-speaking or female crew members can be requested in the preference sheet. Tell us your needs and we shortlist yachts whose crews can meet them.