62m12 guests
Motor yacht
Solstice
Oceanco · 2022 · Mediterranean
A study in light and horizonFrom €68,000 / week
Independent advice, yachts we know first-hand, and a week shaped entirely around you.
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Oceanco · 2022 · Mediterranean
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How we advise
A successful charter depends on far more than length and weekly rate. We bring yacht, crew, destination and timing into one informed recommendation.
Dates and guest numbers matter. So do pace, privacy, dining, water time and the occasions that make this charter yours.
We assess layout, condition, capability and, crucially, crew. You see fewer yachts, with clearer reasons behind each one.
Your advisor coordinates availability, terms, itinerary and preferences, then stays close through embarkation and beyond.
The right yacht depends on what you plan to do with it. Start with your priorities; the specifications follow.
Quiet anchorages, unhurried mornings and a crew who understands when the best service is almost invisible.
Consider the Cyclades, Exumas and quieter Balearic anchorages
Season, range, draft, berth availability and local knowledge all shape the recommendation. Start with a region and explore yachts suited to it.
38°N 14°E
May to October
Ancient harbours, long lunches and a different island every morning.
Explore this regionA day aboard
The itinerary sets a direction, never a constraint. Stay for another swim, change course for better weather, or linger over a long lunch. The yacht moves with you.
Coffee on deck in an anchorage accessible only from the water.
The morning’s catch, your preferred bottle and no reason to watch the clock.
One last swim while the captain considers the best anchorage for morning.
Yacht in focus
A study in light and horizon. Architecture that makes the horizon part of every room.
Oceanco, 2022. From €68,000 per week.
We weigh layout, condition, crew style and cruising capability, rather than specifications alone.
Preferences become practical detail, from menus and water toys to tempo and time ashore.
A single point of contact from first shortlist through contracts, embarkation and return.
A charter works best when travel, preferences, time ashore and life on board are planned as one experience. Your advisor keeps that complete picture in view.
Aviation, transfers and pre-charter stays aligned with embarkation, so the first day begins without friction.
Menus, cellar, dietary needs and celebrations translated into a useful brief for the chef and interior team.
Restaurants, guides, diving, wellness and time ashore arranged around the route, not added as an afterthought.
Children’s routines, milestone moments and personal requests handled early, discreetly and with the right context.
A concise introduction to timing, costs, yacht selection and itinerary flexibility.
For peak Mediterranean and festive Caribbean dates, six to twelve months gives the strongest choice. Outside those periods, excellent options may still be available at shorter notice.
Charter rates generally cover the yacht, crew and listed equipment. Fuel, food, drink, berthing and related operating costs are paid through an Advance Provisioning Allowance; VAT or local tax may also apply. Exact terms vary by yacht and cruising area.
No. Dates, guest profile, destination and priorities are a better starting point. A strong recommendation considers the crew and onboard experience as carefully as the yacht itself.
Itineraries remain flexible and are always subject to weather, local conditions and the captain’s discretion. The objective is a well-prepared route with room to change course.
The standard we work to
A shortlist should explain why each yacht belongs, not leave you to compare a hundred near-identical listings.
Selection
Share your dates, guests and priorities. We will shape a focused first edit of yachts and cruising ideas around them.
