
63 m · Feadship · 2011
LADY BRITT
12 guests · 7 cabins
Motor yacht for charter
From € 465,000 per week
Croatia, Greece, Corsica, France, Sardinia, Italy, Bahamas, Caribbean
For charter
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63 m · Feadship · 2011
12 guests · 7 cabins
Motor yacht for charter
From € 465,000 per week
Croatia, Greece, Corsica, France, Sardinia, Italy, Bahamas, Caribbean
For charter
View LADY BRITT →

62.5 m · Icon Yachts · 2010 · Refit 2026
12 guests · 7 cabins
From €435,000 / week
France, Sardinia, Italy, Caribbean
For charter
View BATON ROUGE →

62.3 m · Feadship, C Van Lent & Zonen · 1990
12 guests · 6 cabins
Motor yacht for charter
From € 245,000 per week
For charter
View VIRGINIAN →

62 m · CRN Ancona · 2022
12 guests · 6 cabins
Motor yacht for charter
From € 580,000 per week
Bahamas
For charter
View RIO →

58.2 m · Trinity Yachts · 2011
12 guests · 6 cabins
From €350,000 / week
Greece, Corsica, Sardinia,Bahamas, Caribbean
For charter
View CARPE DIEM →

54.4 m · Romeo · 2026
12 guests · 6 cabins
Motor yacht for sale
For charter
View ROMEO 55 →

49.9 m · Heesen · 2021
10 guests · 5 cabins
Motor yacht for charter
From € 275,000 per week
Croatia, Corsica, France, Sardinia, Italy, Bahamas
For charter
View ARKADIA →

49.8 m · Heesen · 2011
12 guests · 6 cabins
From €250,000 / week
Corsica, France
For charter
View ROCKET →

47.4 m · Bilgin Yachts · 2017
10 guests · 5 cabins
From €225,000 / week
Croatia, Montenegro, Corsica, France, Sardinia, Italy, Ibiza, Mallorca, Menorca, Spain
For charter
View STARBURST III →

43.8 m · Warren Yachts · 2001
10 guests · 5 cabins
From €145,000 per week
West Mediterranean
For charter
View SILVER DREAM →

20 m · Tecnomar · Tecnomar for Lamborghini 63
10 guests · 2 cabins
For charter
View FAST ONE (Tecnomar Lamborghini 63) →
Destinations
Browse established charter regions, then let the yacht desk confirm the right vessel, season and embarkation point.
Glaciers, fjords and wildlife on an expedition yacht.
02Port Hercules and the Riviera gateway.
03Atolls, reefs and diving between remote sandbanks.
04Antibes, Cannes, Cap Ferrat and the Riviera coast.
05Newport, Nantucket, Martha's Vineyard and Maine.
06Granite islands, the inner group and protected marine parks.
07The old port and Pampelonne anchorages.
08Warm-water reefs and diving in the northern Red Sea.
09Sandbanks, cays and the shallowest turquoise water in the region.
10Short hops, reliable trade winds and protected water.
11Biscayne Bay, Miami Beach and a major charter embarkation point.
12The Croisette and the Lérins islands.
Style
Amenities: Browse by amenity · Yachts with a pool · Yachts with a beach club · Yachts with a helipad · Yachts with a jacuzzi · Yachts with a gym
Type pages show only yachts with a verified type or a defensible published classification.

Private service
Independent yacht selection, commercial review, itinerary design and the travel around it — handled through one relationship. Lund Group verifies availability and terms before presenting a recommendation.
The process
Dates, guests, destination, style and budget guidance.
Only suitable yachts are compared, including private options where available.
Cruising pace, dining, activities, ports and shoreside reservations.
The charter agreement, base rate, APA, taxes and delivery terms are reviewed before commitment.
Aviation, transfers, security, accommodation and concierge connect around the yacht.
Charter costs
The published weekly rate is the base charter fee, not an all-inclusive total. Your proposal will separate each material cost before commitment.
Use of the yacht and her crew for the contracted period, subject to the yacht's charter agreement.
Fuel, provisioning, berthing and operating expenses are generally funded through APA. Local taxes, delivery or repositioning and discretionary gratuity may apply separately.
The calendar
A yacht in Port Hercules is the most direct way to experience the race weekend.
The industry's central week, with yachts berthed across the harbour.
A private base off the Croisette for the fortnight of screenings and dinners.
Meetings, hospitality and a quiet deck a tender ride from the Palais.
Content, distribution and client meetings aboard during the October market.
Investor meetings, working lunches and a private base beside the Palais.
Europe's opening in-water show, across the Vieux Port and Port Canto.
Classic and modern sailing yachts racing in the bay each October.
Client hospitality, meetings, dinners and brand events aboard — any destination, any business week.
Young children, teenagers and grandparents — yacht, crew and cabins chosen around the family.
A private yacht for the day — swimming, lunch at anchor, beach clubs or a sunset return.
Several weeks, a month or a season aboard — planned as one programme.
Ceremony, reception, wedding week or honeymoon — the yacht chosen around the guest list.
From a dinner for ten to a private celebration at sea — the yacht matched to the birthday.
Just the two of you — and an entire yacht, with route, chef and flights arranged.
Verified spa, gym, sauna or cold plunge — and confirmed therapists, trainers or yoga instructors.
Verified dive centre, compressor, nitrox and dive staff — matched to the divers and the destination.
Dinner parties, receptions, sunset and DJ parties — on yachts with verified event capacity and owner approval.
One itinerary
The yacht can be one part of a wider journey. Each connected service is sourced and confirmed independently around your dates.
Private aviation
Hotels, villas and routes
Security and chauffeurs
Dining and event access

Knowledge
From first enquiry to embarkation, and what the contract covers.
The charter fee and everything that sits alongside it.
The Advance Provisioning Allowance explained plainly.
The standard charter agreement and the clauses clients should understand.
How discretionary crew gratuities are conventionally handled.
The base charter fee, APA and costs usually handled separately.
Practical lead times for peak weeks, events and flexible dates.
Questions
The base fee normally covers use of the yacht and her crew. Fuel, food, drink, berthing and other operating costs are generally paid from APA; applicable taxes and delivery or repositioning may be separate.
The Advance Provisioning Allowance is a working account managed by the captain for charter expenses. It is reconciled against actual costs after the charter.
Yes. Some suitable yachts are marketed privately or are not currently displayed. Any proposed option and its availability will be verified before presentation.
Peak Mediterranean and Caribbean dates, major events and larger yachts benefit from early planning. Flexible dates and shoulder seasons may offer more choice.
Yes. Lund Group can coordinate private aviation, helicopters, chauffeurs, villas, hotels, security, dining and event access as separate verified services.
Private search
Tell us what the public fleet does not solve. We can approach the market discreetly, but will never imply that an off-market yacht is available before it is verified.
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