Lund Group

Charter · 60–80m · about 197–262 ft

60–80m Yachts for Charter

Major superyacht scale: multiple decks, a large professional crew and amenities that turn every anchorage into a private resort.

Yachts from 60.00m to under 80.00m length overall, from Lund Group's active published inventory. Dates, rates and availability are confirmed in writing.

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Published yachts
21
Length range
62–77.7m
Guests
12–32
Builders
Admiral · Alstom Leroux Naval Shipyard · Amels · CRN Ancona · Croatia, Greece, Montenegro, Corsica, France, Sardinia, Italy · Delta Marine · Feadship · Feadship, C Van Lent & Zonen · Feadship, Royal Van Lent · Freire Shipyard · Golden Yachts · Heesen · Icon Yachts · Lurssen-Werft · Nobiskrug · Proteksan Turquoise · Royal Van Lent · Sunrise Yachts · Verkerk Yachting Projects
Published weekly rates from
EUR 245,000–900,000 · USD 560,000Before APA, tax and extras

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60–70m or 70–80m?

60–70m70–80m
Interior volumeTypically four or five decks, often with a private owner's deck and several salons.Generally more volume, with larger owner's suites and more separate social spaces.
CrewOften a crew in the high teens to low twenties, depending on the yacht.Larger crews again, often with dedicated spa, dive, security or tender roles.
Deck spacesLarge sundecks and frequently a beach club at the waterline.More likely to add a gym, spa room or helipad-capable deck, confirmed per yacht.
Toys and tendersA main tender, jet skis and water toys are common.Larger tender garages and a wider toy inventory are more common.

These are typical patterns, not rules. Each yacht's layout, crew and equipment are confirmed individually.

Length is not volume

Gross tonnage

Two 70m yachts can feel very different. Gross tonnage measures enclosed volume and is often a better guide to space than length.

Beam and decks

A wider beam and an extra deck add salons, cabins and outdoor areas without adding length.

Compare like for like

We compare layout, volume, crew and cabin plans side by side, not length alone.

Why charter a 60–80m yacht?

Major superyacht scale

Multiple decks and separate social spaces, so guests can be together or apart with ease.

Service

A larger crew allows more personal service, from chef-led dining to water-sports guidance.

Comfort at anchor

Length and weight usually mean steadier days at anchor; stabilisers vary by yacht and are confirmed.

Amenities

Beach clubs, spas, gyms and extensive toy inventories are common at this size, confirmed per yacht.

Guests, cabins and layouts

Overnight guests

Most commercially registered yachts accommodate up to 12 overnight guests, even at this size; some carry more under specific certification, depending on flag and certification. Confirmed for each yacht.

Cruising guests

Day guest limits can differ from overnight guests. We confirm both separately.

Cabins

Commonly six to nine cabins: a master, VIPs and double or twin cabins. Cabins are not a guest count.

Families

Twin cabins and Pullman berths can suit families; we check layout, safety equipment and crew experience.

What does a 60–80m yacht charter cost?

A published rate is never the total cost. Each yacht is quoted in writing for your dates.

Base rate

The weekly rate for the yacht and crew, quoted in writing for your dates and season.

APA

An advance provisioning allowance for fuel, food, drink, berths and running costs.

VAT or charter tax

Depends on country, flag and itinerary, and is set out in your quote.

Berthing

Berths for yachts over 50m are limited in popular ports and can be significant in high season.

Delivery

May apply if the yacht must travel to meet you.

Gratuity

A crew gratuity at your discretion.

How APA works

APA is a percentage of the base rate paid in advance — commonly quoted between 25% and 40% depending on the yacht and itinerary. The captain spends it on your behalf for fuel, provisions, drinks, berths and communications, keeps receipts, and reconciles the account before you disembark. Any unspent balance is returned; any shortfall is settled aboard.

Planning a large-yacht charter

Berths

Few marinas accept yachts over 60m; Monaco, Antibes and Porto Cervo berths are limited in season.

Draft and anchorages

Deeper draft can rule out some anchorages; tenders bridge the gap.

Delivery and positioning

Repositioning between regions can add delivery fees and fuel.

Permits and rules

Cruising permits, protected zones and local charter licences vary by country.

Helipads, beach clubs and amenities

Helipads

Some yachts have a touch-and-go or certified helipad. Landing rules, flights and permits are arranged separately.

Beach clubs

Waterline lounges with fold-out platforms are common, but not universal.

Wellness

Gyms, spas, steam rooms or massage rooms are often found at this size.

Tenders and toys

Multiple tenders, jet skis and diving equipment are common; inventory is confirmed per yacht.

Features are confirmed for each yacht. We never assume a helipad, beach club or spa from size alone.

Week or short charter?

Your choices are added to your enquiry.

Destinations for 60–80m yachts

Mediterranean

The heart of large-yacht chartering from June to September.

Caribbean and Bahamas

The classic winter season, from December to April.

Explorer regions

Selected yachts with verified range can reach remote waters; see explorer yachts.

In the Mediterranean, 60–80m yachts are popular from the French Riviera and Monaco to Sardinia, the Amalfi Coast, the Balearics, Croatia and Greece. Peak months are July and August, when booking early matters most.

Regions that suit this size, not claims about where any listed yacht is today.

60–80m yachts for events

Celebrations, client days and small receptions are possible within each yacht's verified guest capacity, flag rules and local regulations. Day guest limits often differ from overnight numbers.

Monaco Grand PrixMonaco Yacht ShowCannes Film FestivalCorporate yacht events

Motor, sailing or catamaran?

Motor yachts

The most common choice at 60–80m, often tri-deck layouts with beach clubs.

Sailing yachts

Large sailing yachts combine performance with superyacht comfort.

Explorer yachts

Selected yachts with verified range for remote regions.

Builders in our 60–80m fleet

Generated from the yachts listed above. Lund Group is independent and not affiliated with any shipyard.

  • Admiral
  • Alstom Leroux Naval Shipyard
  • Amels
  • CRN Ancona
  • Croatia, Greece, Montenegro, Corsica, France, Sardinia, Italy
  • Delta Marine
  • Feadship
  • Feadship, C Van Lent & Zonen
  • Feadship, Royal Van Lent
  • Freire Shipyard
  • Golden Yachts
  • Heesen
  • Icon Yachts
  • Lurssen-Werft
  • Nobiskrug
  • Proteksan Turquoise
  • Royal Van Lent
  • Sunrise Yachts
  • Verkerk Yachting Projects

Compare neighbouring sizes

60–80m

Large superyachts

Generous volume and resort-style amenities, with more agility.

60–80m

Major superyachts

Multiple decks, large crews and extensive amenities.

80–100m

Gigayacht territory

Exceptional volume; yachts of exactly 80.00m belong here.

How to choose the right yacht

  • How many guests will sleep aboard, and how many will join for the day?
  • Do you need twin cabins for children or friends?
  • Compare gross tonnage and deck plans, not just length.
  • Ask about zero-speed stabilisers for time at anchor.
  • Which toys, tenders and wellness features matter?
  • Which region, and how far between anchorages?

How a private 60–80m search works

  1. 01

    You tell us dates, guests, region and how you want to spend the charter.

  2. 02

    We search the charter market for 60–80m yachts that fit.

  3. 03

    You receive verified options with written quotes and terms.

  4. 04

    We manage the contract, APA and preparations before you board.

Beyond the published fleet

Our published collection is only part of the 60–80m charter market. Lund Group can approach the wider market for your dates and return verified options. We do not claim hidden inventory or guaranteed availability.

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Questions about 60–80m yacht charter

What counts as a 60–80m yacht?

Yachts measuring from 60.00m up to, but not including, 80.00m length overall. A yacht of exactly 80.00m appears on our 80–100m page.

How long is 60–80m in feet?

About 197 to 262 feet.

Is a 60–80m yacht a superyacht?

Yes. On Lund Group, superyachts start at 30m.

How many guests can a 60–80m yacht take overnight?

Most accommodate up to around 12 overnight guests, depending on flag and certification. We confirm each yacht.

Can more guests join for the day?

Often, within the yacht's day guest limit, which differs from the overnight number and is confirmed per yacht.

How many cabins do 60–80m yachts have?

Commonly six to nine, depending on layout.

How many crew are aboard?

Often around 18 to 30, depending on the yacht.

What does a 60–80m yacht charter cost?

Rates vary by yacht, season and region. Each yacht is quoted in writing; the base rate excludes APA, tax and extras.

What is APA?

An advance provisioning allowance for running costs, reconciled at the end of the charter.

How much APA should I expect?

It is commonly quoted between 25% and 40% of the base rate, depending on the yacht and itinerary.

Is VAT included?

Usually not. VAT or charter tax depends on country, flag and itinerary.

Is a gratuity expected?

A crew gratuity is customary and at your discretion.

Are the rates shown final?

No. Published rates are a starting point; your quote confirms the price for your dates.

Is availability shown live?

No. Availability is confirmed privately for your dates.

Can I charter for less than a week?

Sometimes, outside peak season and where the yacht allows.

When should I book for July and August?

As early as possible; popular 60–80m yachts are often booked many months ahead.

Where are 60–80m yachts popular?

The Mediterranean in summer and the Caribbean and Bahamas in winter, among others.

Do 60–80m yachts have a beach club?

Many do at this size, often with fold-down terraces; it is confirmed per yacht.

Do they have stabilisers?

Many do, including zero-speed stabilisers on some yachts. We confirm each yacht.

What toys are included?

It varies. Tenders, jet skis and water toys are common; the inventory is confirmed per yacht.

Is length the best way to compare?

Not alone. Gross tonnage, beam and deck plans say more about space.

Are 60–80m yachts suitable for families?

Often, with twin cabins and experienced crew. We check layout and safety equipment.

Can I host an event aboard?

Within the yacht's verified guest capacity, flag rules and local regulations.

Can the yacht meet me elsewhere?

Often, though delivery fees may apply.

Is a motor or sailing yacht better?

It depends on how you want to spend the days; we can compare both.

Can you find yachts not listed here?

Yes. We search the wider charter market and return verified options.

Are the yachts shown available for my dates?

Not necessarily. Each yacht's availability is confirmed for your dates.

Is Lund Group affiliated with any shipyard?

No. Lund Group is independent.

How do I start?

Send your dates, guests and region through the form below or by WhatsApp.

How quickly will you reply?

A Lund Group adviser replies personally by email or WhatsApp.

Ask Lund Group to source a 60–80m yacht

Preferred size is set to 60–80m. Your charter length and guest numbers from above are added to your brief.

Also arrange

Rates, taxes, delivery fees, access and availability are confirmed in writing. Lund Group does not guarantee any yacht until the charter agreement is executed.

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