
97 m · Feadship · 2017
SOPHIA
12 guests · 7 cabins
Motor yacht for charter
From €1,800,000 per week
Montenegro, Corsica, France, Sardinia, Italy
For charter
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Charter · 80–100m · about 262–328 ft
Mega yacht scale: exceptional volume, separate owner and guest domains, large specialist crews and the logistics to match a seven-figure charter.
Yachts from 80.00m to under 100.00m length overall, from Lund Group's active published inventory. Dates, rates and availability are confirmed in writing.
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97 m · Feadship · 2017
12 guests · 7 cabins
Motor yacht for charter
From €1,800,000 per week
Montenegro, Corsica, France, Sardinia, Italy
For charter
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95.2 m · Lurssen-Werft · 2014
12 guests · 7 cabins
Motor yacht for charter
From € 1,200,000 per week
Croatia, Greece, Montenegro, Turkey, Corsica, France, Sardinia, Italy, Bahamas
For charter
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88.5 m · Oceanco · 2017
12 guests · 8 cabins
Motor yacht for charter
From € 1,100,000 / week
Bahamas, Caribbean
For charter
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85 m · Lurssen-Werft · 2017
12 guests · 9 cabins
Motor yacht for charter
From € 1,000,000 per week
Croatia, Greece, Montenegro, Corsica, France, Sardinia, Italy
For charter
View GIGIA →

80 m · Abeking & Rasmussen · 2019
12 guests · 7 cabins
Motor yacht for charter
From € 1,200,000 per week
Bahamas, Caribbean
For charter
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| 80–90m | 90–100m | |
|---|---|---|
| Interior volume | Typically five or more decks, with a private owner's deck and several salons. | Generally more volume again, often with fully separate owner and guest domains. |
| Crew | Often a crew in the mid-twenties to thirties, depending on the yacht. | Larger crews again, often with dedicated spa, dive, security, aviation or tender roles. |
| Deck spaces | Expansive sundecks, beach clubs and often a helipad-capable deck, confirmed per yacht. | More likely to add a pool, a larger spa or a certified helipad, confirmed per yacht. |
| Toys and tenders | Several tenders, a limousine tender and a broad toy inventory are common. | Larger tender garages and, on some yachts, a chase or shadow vessel. |
These are typical patterns, not rules. Each yacht's layout, crew and equipment are confirmed individually.
There is no official definition. In the market, 'mega yacht' usually describes yachts of roughly 80m and above, where volume, crew and logistics change in kind, not just in degree.
Two 90m yachts can differ hugely in enclosed volume. Gross tonnage measures that volume and says more about space than length overall.
At this size, owner's decks, separate crew circulation and multiple salons let guests move without crossing paths with service — confirmed by deck plan.
Most commercially operated yachts accommodate up to 12 overnight guests, depending on flag and certification. Extra length usually buys space, crew and amenities — not more beds.
Exceptional volume, so groups can gather or disappear into private spaces with ease.
A large specialist crew allows hotel-level service, from multiple chefs to spa therapists, confirmed per yacht.
Distance at anchor, separate guest domains and discreet tender operations protect the charter.
Tenders, aviation links and onboard capability make complex itineraries and hosting possible.
Usually up to 12 overnight guests, even at this size; some yachts carry more under specific certification. Confirmed for each yacht.
Day guest limits can differ from overnight guests. We confirm both separately.
Cabin counts vary by layout and are not a guest count. We confirm the cabin plan per yacht.
Twin cabins, connecting suites and space for nannies or personal staff are checked case by case.
A published rate is never the total cost. Each yacht is quoted in writing for your dates.
The weekly rate for the yacht and crew, quoted in writing for your dates and season.
An advance provisioning allowance for fuel, food, drink, berths and running costs.
Depends on country, flag and itinerary, and is set out in your quote.
Few berths accept 80m+ yachts; in Monaco or Cannes during events, costs can be significant.
May apply if the yacht must travel to meet you.
Helicopter flights, private jets, events and security are quoted separately.
A crew gratuity at your discretion.
A charter at this size is usually a seven-figure commitment once the base rate, APA, tax and extras are combined. APA is paid in advance as a percentage of the base rate — the exact percentage is set by each yacht's contract 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. Unspent funds are returned; any shortfall is settled aboard. Mega yachts burn more fuel and need larger berths, so budget for APA alongside the base rate.
Few marinas take 80m+ yachts; Monaco, Antibes and Porto Cervo berths are especially limited in season and event weeks.
Deeper draft rules out some anchorages. Cruising permits, protected zones and security arrangements vary by country.
Private jets to Nice, Olbia, Palma or Caribbean hubs, with onward transfers — arranged by Lund Group's aviation team.
Helicopter transfers can link airport, yacht and shore. Landing aboard depends on a verified helipad, permits and local rules.
Multiple tenders move guests ashore; some charters add a support vessel for toys and logistics, quoted separately.
Some mega yachts have a swimming pool or large deck jacuzzi. Only verified features are listed per yacht.
Waterline lounges with fold-out platforms are common at this size, but not universal.
Gyms, spas, steam rooms and treatment rooms are often found, sometimes with dedicated therapists.
Helipad-capable decks, large toy inventories and dive equipment are confirmed per yacht.
Features are confirmed for each yacht. We never assume a helipad, beach club or spa from size alone.
Your choices are added to your enquiry.
The heart of mega yacht chartering from June to September.
The classic winter season, from December to April.
Selected yachts with verified range and support can reach remote waters; see explorer yachts.
In the Mediterranean, 80–100m yachts often base around Monaco, the French Riviera and Cannes, then cruise to Sardinia, Corsica, the Amalfi Coast, the Balearics, Croatia and Greece. Berths that take yachts of this size are scarce in July, August and major event weeks, so plan early.
Regions that suit this size, not claims about where any listed yacht is today.
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.
The most common type at 80–100m, often five or more decks.
Browse the whole superyacht charter collection.
Selected yachts with verified range for remote regions.
Generated from the yachts listed above. Lund Group is independent and not affiliated with any shipyard.
You tell us dates, guests, region, priorities and how guests will arrive.
We search the charter market for 80–100m yachts that fit.
You receive verified options with written quotes, deck plans and terms.
We manage the contract, APA, aviation and preparations before you board.
Our published collection is only part of the 80–100m charter market. Lund Group can approach the wider market discreetly for your dates and return verified options. We do not claim hidden inventory or guaranteed availability.
Request a private searchYachts measuring from 80.00m up to, but not including, 100.00m length overall. A yacht of exactly 100.00m appears on our 100m+ page.
About 262 to 328 feet.
There is no official definition, but yachts of this size are widely described as mega yachts.
Most accommodate up to 12 overnight guests, depending on flag and certification. Some carry more. We confirm each yacht.
Overnight guest numbers are set by certification. Extra length adds space, crew and amenities rather than beds.
Often, within the yacht's day guest limit, which is confirmed per yacht.
It varies by yacht; crews at this size are large and specialist. We confirm each yacht's crew.
Rates vary by yacht, season and region. Each yacht is quoted in writing; the base rate excludes APA, tax and extras.
Often, once base rate, APA, tax and extras are combined. Your quote sets out the full figure.
An advance provisioning allowance for running costs, reconciled at the end of the charter.
It is set as a percentage of the base rate in each yacht's contract and depends on the itinerary.
Usually not. VAT or charter tax depends on country, flag and itinerary.
A crew gratuity is customary and at your discretion.
No. Published rates are a starting point; your quote confirms the price for your dates.
No. Availability is confirmed privately for your dates.
Some do. Whether a helipad exists, is certified and can be used depends on the yacht, flag and local rules. We confirm each yacht.
Yes. Lund Group can arrange private aviation to the nearest airport and onward transfers.
Some yachts have a pool or a large deck jacuzzi. Only verified features are confirmed.
Many do at this size; it is confirmed per yacht.
Some charters add a shadow or support vessel for tenders and toys, quoted separately.
Only a limited number of marinas take yachts this size. Anchoring and tenders are often used instead.
The Mediterranean in summer and the Caribbean and Bahamas in winter, plus remote regions for yachts with verified range.
Yes, subject to availability and berth allocation. Event weeks book early and carry specific terms.
Within the yacht's verified guest capacity, flag rules and local regulations.
As early as possible; mega yachts are often booked many months ahead.
Not alone. Gross tonnage, beam and deck plans say more about space.
Yes. We search the wider charter market discreetly and return verified options.
No. Lund Group is independent.
Send your dates, guests and region through the form below or by WhatsApp.
A Lund Group adviser replies personally by email or WhatsApp.
Preferred size is set to 80–100m. Your charter length and guest numbers from above are added to your brief.