Superyacht Charter Mediterranean

Superyacht charter Mediterranean-wide sits above the standard crewed charter in every dimension — length, crew, range and toy programme. It is a different way to travel, not simply a larger one.

What defines a superyacht charter

Industry convention treats superyachts as vessels of 60 metres and above. Above that threshold, guest volume, deck space and crew count all step up: multiple decks with distinct atmospheres, a beach club at the waterline, and a crew of twelve to twenty-five capable of running the yacht at a hotel standard around the clock.

Range and itineraries

A superyacht comfortably links two regions in a single week — Riviera to Corsica and Sardinia, Palma to Ibiza and Formentera, or Athens through the Cyclades to the Dodecanese. Cruising range is rarely the constraint; the constraint is how much of the week you want to spend at sea versus at anchor.

Crew and service

Superyacht crews are typically a captain, first officer, engineers, deckhands, a chief stew with three or four interior crew, a chef with a sous-chef and often a dedicated pastry chef. The service culture — attentive but never obtrusive — is the single biggest difference from a smaller crewed yacht.

Pricing bands

Weekly base fees start around €350,000 for well-presented 60m yachts and rise past €1,500,000 for the largest yachts in peak weeks. APA typically runs 25–35% on top. LYC Mediterranean returns a shortlist priced to your outline, not a full database of what exists.

How to enquire

Share your dates, guest count, region and any specific requirements — helipad, elevator, dive centre, specific tender programme. A specialist confirms live availability with central agents and returns two to four yachts genuinely suited to the brief.