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The Wellington Yacht: Specs & Cost

The wellington yacht: what you need to know about the ‘below deck’ vessel.

On the fifth season of the hit TV show Below Deck Mediterranean , the luxury yacht featured was the biggest boat in the series’ history. 1 Captain Sandy Yawn and her crew sailed charter clients around the Spanish resort town of Mallorca in The Wellington yacht. In actuality, the 184.5-foot luxury yacht is called The Wellesley and was only called The Wellington on the show. Outside of the show, the M/Y The Wellesley is available for charter. Don’t worry, there won’t be any reality TV cameras on board! Our team at Yacht Management South Florida Inc. provide a look at this vessel, as well as many other insights on our yacht maintenance blog , to let our current and future clients have a better idea of what's going on in the industry. 

M/Y THE WELLESLEY Details

Built in 1993 by Netherlands based custom yacht builder Oceanco, it went through a major yacht refit in 2016. Coming out to 184.5 feet or 56.2 meters in length, the superyacht has a cruising speed of 14 knots and can reach a maximum speed of 16 knots. Its exterior was designed by Gerhard Gilgenast and its elegant 1920s inspired interior was designed by Donald Starkey. Mahogany bedrooms, Italian linens, and painted portraits of Winston Churchill and Che Guevara smoking cigars are just a few of the details that bring in Jazz Age glamour to the vessel's interior.

"Obviously, they spared no expense when it comes to this. This owner really loves his cigars and his whiskey." – Captain Sandy Yawn 2

Accommodation & Amenities

With one master suite, one VIP suite, 3 triple cabins, and 2 pullman beds, M/Y The Wellesley accommodates up to 12 guests. The vessel can also accommodate up to 12 crew members to ensure a luxury experience for guests. Featuring an impressive collection of leisure and entertainment facilities, this superyacht is perfect for large family outings and corporate charters alike. Special amenities on the vessel include a large open deck space, a club lounge, a spillpool on the sun deck, a waterfall-equipped jacuzzi, a gym, and a cigar room!

The Wellington Yacht Cost to Charter

Charter rates for the M/Y Wellesley , known as The Wellington yacht on Below Deck Mediterranean , are seasonal, with summer charters costing a bit more than winter charters. Summer charters are from €230,000 or $273,500 per week plus expenses. Winter charters are from €220,000 or $259,500 per week plus expenses.

Yacht Management South Florida, Inc. specializes in complete yacht care . As such, we offer premier maintenance services at our South Florida marina including boat bottom cleaning , hull painting, and boat interior restoration . Our certified yacht technicians can also go to your yacht to provide dockside assistance and emergency yacht repair services . Contact us today to learn more about out our extensive maintenance services and first-class management program!

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• Jenny Berg, Bravo – Take a Tour of Below Deck Med's New Yacht, the Largest in the Show's History

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Welcome to the Most Expensive Yacht in 'Below Deck' History

Jun. 5 2020, Updated 1:07 p.m. ET

Below Deck Mediterranean returns to Bravo for its fifth season which undoubtedly will have all the drama and mayhem viewers have come to expect and love from the show. This season, Captain Sandy and her crew are manning the biggest and most luxurious boat the show has ever seen.

To drum up excitement for the new season, Bravo recently released a personalized virtual tour of the yacht , led by Captain Sandy and new bosun, Malia White. The superyacht, which measures a staggering 56.2 meters, left audiences stunned. 

Featuring sumptuous interiors, state-of-the-art deck toys, and even a waterfall-equipped jacuzzi, The Wellington has already captured the imaginations of fans before the new season has even aired. But what wasn’t included in the tour was exactly how much it costs to charter a vessel as grand as The Wellington. 

Keep scrolling to find out everything you need to know about how much it costs to get on a Below Deck Mediterranean yacht.

How much does it cost to charter The Wellington?

The Wellington, originally named The Wellesley, is the largest yacht ever featured on any of the Below Deck franchises. It's also the largest Captain Sandy has ever been at the helm of. 

The yacht is listed on Charter World for a cool €220,000 (around $243,000) per week, comes fully staffed, and is able to accommodate up to 12 guests. 

If you’re thinking that’s a number within reach, keep in mind that the price unfortunately doesn’t include expenses like food and drinks, fuel costs, docking fees, and taxes.

The Wellington boasts a 1920s theme and luxe interiors that include a club lounge and a bespoke humidor, complete with a selection of cigars and top-shelf whiskeys. Massive bedrooms are accompanied by walk-in closets and each bathroom is made with a different type of marble. 

This yacht also has a VIP room that includes panoramic windows and a skylight that allows guests to sleep under a view of the stars.

While the luxuries of The Wellington certainly don’t come cheap in real life, charter guests that appear on the show do enjoy a bit of a discount to charter the yacht. 

Guests usually pay around half of the listed price for a three-day charter, which includes being pampered and having their every whim indulged by the ready-to-please crew.

The most expensive yacht on 'Below Deck' history also means bigger tips than we've seen before.

As it’s been pointed out by Below Deck creator Mark Cronin , despite getting the discount, charter guests are still paying out of their own pocket to be on the show. Guests also are responsible for the cash tip that they customarily leave for the crew at the end of every charter, but they can decide what that tip will be based on their experience onboard the yacht. 

Gratuity is usually 15 to 30 percent of the non-discounted rate for chartering a yacht like this, which for The Wellington works out to around €33,000 to €66,000 ($36,537 to $73,146). After a total of 12 seasons of the Below Deck franchise, a tip of this amount is absolutely unheard of. 

But on a boat where the bedsheets cost €2,000 ($2,200) a pop, you get what you pay for. 

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For the fifth season of hit TV series Below Deck , the luxury yacht was bigger and more luxurious than ever before: 56.2m/184.5ft motor yacht THE WELLESLEY was named THE WELLINGTON on the show, and here is the tour through her cabins and cigar room right up to the sundeck – almost as good as being there yourself!

The Wellesley running. Photo credit Martino Motti

The Interiors

Built in 1993 by Oceanco , she received and extensive refit in 2016 that refreshed her appearance inside and out. Luxurious marbles are used across the decks, accompanied by plush leather furnishings and impeccable joinery in a range of high quality wood varieties.

The formal dining room is separate from the main salon for a more intimate dining experience between guests. A high-glass circular table sits in the centre of the room and the seating arrangement can be altered for up to 12 guests.

Main deck formal dining setting

The inviting main salon is one of the first areas guests and visitors will encounter: Velvet sofas and armchairs form a cosy conversation area at the centre of the room, surrounded by mahogany panelling and top notch technology for entertaining day or night. Lighting plays an important part in the ambiance, and in addition to the numerous ceiling spotlights there are table lamps that fit seamlessly with the art deco-inspired surroundings.

What would be the skylounge aboard most vessels is the cigar room aboard this superyacht! Situated on the upper deck aft, famous cigar smokers of the past century adorn the walls of this distinctive gentleman’s lounge. An entire wall cabinet is dedicated to vintage cigars and a choice whiskeys accompanied by crystal glasses. Overstuffed leather armchairs are placed in the centre of the room and the widescreen TV for the latest sports and a large library of films. A desk in the corner lets the room be used as an office by charter guests who need to keep an eye on business matters.

The Exteriors

The main deck aft is unusual in providing a raised aft area extensively furnished with sofas, armchairs and drinks tables for outdoor relaxation in the sunshine or shade. Steps lead down to the grand alfresco dining area, and a staircase leads to the lower deck and the beach club in the stern.

Working out on the aft deck

The upper deck aft is fitted with a massive sunbathing area along the stern that can be covered by a bimini shade for use throughout the day. Farther forward, the seating arrangement provides comfort and great views as guests unwind with drinks and savour the fresh air.

Personalised massage on board

Those looking for the Jacuzzi will find it on the sundeck forward, surrounded by plush sunpads on both sides. Guests can soak up the sunshine on the sun loungers along the stern too, while the expert chef prepares a delectable lunch and cocktails are served from the wet bar.

The Accommodation

The accommodation is placed across the decks, with a Master suite on the upper deck benefiting from elevated views. White panelling and mahogany woods add to the sense of space and elegance with a simple and clean appearance. The room has an abundance of space for a king-sized bed and a lounge in front of a massive widescreen TV, and the en-suite bathroom is just as opulent with marble floors and wall panels.

Guest cabin

The twin cabin aft of the Master suite is the only cabin on board not to have its own sofa, although it does have large plush beds and its own en-suite.

Since the 2016 refit, the main deck forward has changed from an observation room to become the second VIP suite. Here the occupants have a gorgeous light-filled space thanks to the skylight panels arranged in a semi-circular formation, and at night these can be left open for stargazing or covered for complete privacy.

Master suite

The lower deck has the original VIP stateroom amidships and this highly desirable cabin is more the equivalent of a second Master suite: The full beam affords an abundance of space with a king-sized bed at its centre, a wall-mounted widescreen TV, a lounge to starboard and a desk to port. The en-suite bathroom has a bathtub in addition to a shower, and it connects through to the walk-in-wardrobe, which in turn leads back into the bedroom.

A double and twin en-suite cabin are also placed on this deck and both provide a generous amount of space with a sofa and widescreen TV for relaxing in comfort at the end of a busy day.

Additional Benefits

The collection of water toys onboard is vast, encompassing everything from high-speed jet skis and Seabobs aboard this Approved RYA Water Sports Centre, to Scuba diving equipment and inflatable and towable toys. The water slide will be a hit with guests of all ages, and when the group wants to stay on board there is a range of gym equipment including yoga mats for exercise, fresh air and panoramic views.

Transom beach club with tender

Among the crew there are trained jet ski instructors and a professional massage therapist, so guests can spend the morning learning how to use the water toys and exploring along the coast before returning to a delectable lunch and an afternoon of sunbathing and treatments.

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Exclusive: Virtual tour inside Below Deck Yacht 'The Wellington'

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By Editorial Team   28 April 2020

Take a closer look inside the yacht from Below Deck Mediterranean Season 5, Spain edition: the 184'5 (56.2m) superyacht  'The Wellington' .

With some truly unique features including a cigar lounge and quirky 1920's interior theme, The Wellington  (also known as the Wellesley) is one of the most impressive yachts ever to feature on Below Deck Mediterranean.

She is also the largest yacht ever to star on the hit Bravo TV series.

Curious to take a look around? The Virtual Tour below will give you a sneak peek inside   Below Deck Mediterranean Season 5 superyacht the Wellington .

Virtual Tour inside superyacht The Wellington (aka The Wellesley)

The yacht was launched in 1993 by prestigious Dutch shipyard Oceanco.  A complete refit in 2016 ensures she remains modern, fresh and is equipped with all the latest facilities and technology to ensure a relaxed yacht charter vacation . 

She is the perfect host for the new season of Below Deck Mediterranean, as Captain Sandra Yawn explains in the video below. She is accompanied by Bosun Malia White and Chief Stewardess Hannah Ferrier as they give a tour of the yacht. 

Captain Sandy takes you on a tour of The Wellington

What's the real name of the below deck mediterranean season 5 yacht.

For the purpose of the show, the yacht in Below Deck Med Season 5 is called 'The Wellington.' In real life, the charter yacht is actually 'The Wellesley'. Often the names of the yachts on Below Deck will be changed; read our article  'Below Deck Yacht Real Names and Cost to Rent' for more information.

Great Gatsby-style Interiors

As you can see from the virtual tour, the yacht's interiors are seriously stunning. 

They have been created by world-renowned designer Donald Starkey, and the Art Deco theme is reflected across all areas of the superyacht.

The yacht's main salon can be found on the upper deck. An elegant nameplate greets guests when they step inside via the aft deck, and black and white photos on the wall add some character to the living space.

A color palette of light gray and cream creates a soothing ambiance, while wide windows let in plenty of light and air during the day. On the forward wall, a large TV screen with a range of on-demand movies allows the space to function as a movie theater.

Forward of the main salon is the formal dining salon, which seats up to 10 guests. 

The Club Lounge

The piece de resistance is a bespoke, glass-encased humidor which displays a range of vintage cigars.

On the bridge deck above, the yacht's classic club lounge is a beautiful and unusual touch not often seen on yachts. The salon has a timeless theme, with leather seating, a warm coffee color palette and noir photographs depicting historical icons smoking. 

The piece de resistance is a bespoke, glass-encased humidor to port. It showcases a huge variety of vintage cigars, and is flanked either side by decadent whiskey cabinets with snakeskin embossing and crystal glasses.

The space is more intimate than the main salon below, and benefits from an entertainment system and small study space.

Accommodation

The motor yacht offers accommodation for up to 12 guests in five cabins.

A master cabin on the owner’s deck offers incredible views, a king-size double bed and a walk-in closet. A small vanity and bijou lounging area ensures the principal charter guests are totally catered to.

Adjoining the master cabin is a decadent en-suite finished in gold-veined black marble with a sit-down shower and his and hers sinks. Not including the en suite and walk-in closet, the master suite spans 40 square metres.

The master suite spans 40 square metres, not including the en suite and walk-in closet.

Close to the Owner's cabin, the nanny’s cabin is also conveniently located on this deck. It features twin beds and ensuite bathroom.

The remaining cabins are situated on the lower deck and include a 30sqm full-beam VIP Cabin with king-size double bed, a spacious walk-in closet and a generous bathroom en suite including a separate shower and a separate head.

There is a Queen- size cabin to Starboard and Twin cabin to Port; both benefit from ensuite facilities.

Sundeck pool with waterfall feature

The yacht has one of the largest volumes of open deck space for a yacht of her size class, and one of the favorite spot while on charter is the sundeck.

Here, a large pool offers the perfect spot for lying back and soaking up the sights. It has an innovative 'spillpool' feature, with a waterfall that feeds fresh water into the tub. 

As ever, we can expect to see the yachties from Below Deck Med enjoying the jacuzzi to the fullest after big crew nights out!

As well as the pool, the sundeck also boasts a large alfresco dining arrangement, a variety of sunloungers and a barbecue. 

Outdoor barbecue

The Wellington is one of the few Below Deck yachts to feature an alfresco barbecue grill on deck. We're keeping our fingers crossed that new chef Kiko Lorran will be putting it to the test and whipping some gourmet delights on the barbecue. 

Ample alfresco areas including generous beach club

Guests on Below Deck Mediterranean will find no shortage of places to enjoy the sunshine on board the Wellington. As well as her sundeck, she also has a large lounge area on her upper deck aft, which is adjoined by a  sunpad spread.

 There is an alfresco dining set-up on her main deck aft, where guests can enjoy their meals while still feeling connected to the sea and their surroundings.

The finishing touch is the beach club, which is a welcome retreat where guests can sit back and relax in the shade or bask in the sun on the swim platform. 

The yacht has an excellent selection of water toys and accessories, which includes Seabobs and Jet-skis. All of these can easily be accessed via the swim platform, and will ensure hours of fun splashing in the water.

To find out more, check out our article: How much does it cost to rent a yacht from Below Deck?

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The 56.1 metre Oceanco motor yacht The Wellesley , which starred as The Wellington in the yachting reality TV show Below Deck Mediterranean, has been listed for sale by TWW .

• Below Deck Mediterranean: Inside The Wellington Superyacht

Built in steel and aluminium by Dutch yard Oceanco to a design by Gerhard Gilgenast , she was delivered in 1993 and completely rebuilt in 2016 and has proved to be a highly successful charter yacht. A voluminous interior designed by Donald Starkey accommodates 12 guests in six cabins.

These comprise a master suite and convertible double/twin on the upper deck, a double/twin on the main deck and a second master suite, double and twin on the lower deck, all with en-suite bathroom facilities.

• On board with Khalid Affara, hotelier and owner of The Wellesley

On the main deck, the generous saloon offers a relaxed ambience with soft furnishings surrounded by warm woods, panoramic windows and a gloss white ceiling with soft lighting, making it a soothing retreat or sophisticated gathering place, ideal for any occasion. Separate and forward of the lounge, the formal dining room offers a beautifully finished round table, easily seating 10 guests in style for formal dinners or special occasions.

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The sky lounge on the upper deck is where the elegant, yet minimalist theme is continued. Here guests will find the comfortable atmosphere ideal for socializing or simply retreating for a quiet moment alone. A sofa, occasional chairs, coffee table and writing desk complete this area.

Twin 1,530hp MTU diesel engines allow a cruising speed of 13 knots topping out at 16 knots.

The Wellesley is asking €14,500,000.

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The Wellington 47 was the first boat built by Wellington Boats, Inc. in Jacksonville and the builder lived aboatd and sailed the Med before returning and building additional 47's and a 44' model. There were optional layouts and some were fully built by the manufacturer and some finished by the owners.

This boat has a full keel with centerboard, trunk cabin, motor sailer, ketch rig. She has two cabins amd two heads; the forward cabin has been configured as a workshop.

This boat enjoyed considerable upgrade and refit in the 2007 era, and has had virtually no use since the passing of the owner in 2008. Please see the detailed listing regarding the upgrades and work done on the essential sysytems.

In early 2011 she was hauled and the bottom sanded and painted. No  bottom issues were discovered.

This is an excellent blue water cruising / live aboard yacht.

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The owner's stateroom is aft and is spacious, incorporating extensive storage cabinets and drawers. The  elevated double berth runs port/starboard with a settee forward that provides the step up access as well as seating. The ensuite head is to port including a separate tub / shower stall, vanity, sink and plenty of storage as well. Stepping up from the passageway you enter the main salon that includes settees to port and forward with storage below and to the hull. A safe is located below the forward settee.The nav station is to port as well. Starboard are storage cabinets, counter and shelving. A TV is built into the cabinetry. Double hatches in the cabin sole open to provide easy access to the very clean engine room. Additional forward access is under the forward stairs.The cabin sole has been redone in a composite teak and holly material that is highly durable and quite attractive. Large fixed ports were installed in 2007 and provide a very open and bright atmosphere in this salon. A few steps down lead to the starboard side galley. Opposite the galley is the second cabin that has upper and lower single berths. Foreward to port is the second head. In the bow, the space has been converted to a workshop including a five drawer mechanic's tool box.

Depthsounder Hand held GPS Compass VHF Autohelm 6000 TV BOSE entertainement sound system DVD, speakers ( ready for installation)

AFT CABIN Manual marine head Vanity with sink Hot & cold pressure water Tub with shower Extensive storage FWD HEAD Vanity with sink Hot & cold pressure water Plumbing for marine head & shower

Double headsail ketch Standing rigging new 2007 Running rigging new 2007 Hood furling system for genoa "ZIP STOP" mainsail furling system Inner forestay Masts and booms are white painted aluminum SAILS New in 2007; Used twice Main; furling Mizzen Jib Staysail Stormsail WINCHES Main Halyard:Two Barlow 16 single speed, chromed bronze Main Halyard:One Barlow 4 single speed, chromed bronze for wire Mizzen Halyard: One Barlow 2 single speed, chromed bronze for wire Primary: Two Barlow 28- 2 speed, chromed bronze Secondary: 1 Barient 23 ST, main sheet  Centerboard Pennant: 1 Wilcox Crittenden, chromed bronze, wire

Perkins 6.3544M Diesel 135 hp Rebuilt in 2007 ; 40 hours since rtebuild Paragon transmission RACOR fuel filter Manual and electric bilge pumps (3) Two air conditioning systems Force 10 hot water heater, 11 gallon; new 2007; 120v AC and engine driven

The galley is to starboard below. Three burner electric stove Two stainless steel sinks Microwave Hot & cold pressure water Two Adler Barbour refrigeration systems; Type III (1/2 and 3/4 hp AC) Lots of counter space and storage Separate refrigerated box and freezer

The boat has a full keel with a cutaway forefoot, centerboard trunk, a skeg hung rudder. Three blade 26"  fixed prop. The boat was hauled in late 2010 and the bottom was cleaned, sanded and painted with Petit Trinidad SR. No structural issues were identified.The centerboard was cleaned and a new pin installed. The hull was cleaned and buffed at that time as well. Deck is molded cored reinforced fiberglass. Five Lewmar hatches were installed in 2007. Teak rubrail Bow pulpit w/ anchor roller Danforth anchor  60 lb mounted on bow rail Windlass; Ideal vertical 12v DC Lifelines Stern boarding ladder Davits (need reassembly) New cockpit helm seat

Northern Lights genset 10kw New 2005w/ Autocraft titanium starter battery Xantrex Inverter 100 amp, new 2007 < 10 hours Six 12v batteries, new 2010; 4 marine deep cycle; 137A; 2 marine deep cycle 130A Two Hubbell 30 amp 125v shore power connections One Hubbell 50amp 125v shore power connection Three 50' shore power cords Panel w/circuit breakers

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2023 Below Deck Charter Cost: Ultimate Guide

It's no secret that a Below Deck charter can be pricey, but it does offer a luxurious experience unparalleled by most vacations. To give you a brief idea, the price of a Below Deck charter may start around €195,000 per week for a yacht like Parsifal III. In contrast, the My Seanna yacht from Season 8 reportedly comes with a weekly cost of around $300,000. Keep in mind that prices may vary, and guests on the show might receive a discounted rate.

The cost to charter Below Deck yachts ranges from $24,500 to $350,000 (approximately €22,000 to €315,000) per week, depending on which yacht you're going to charter. During the off-peak season from October to May, charter costs range from $21,000 to $315,000 (approximately €18,000 to €284,000) per week.

Who Owns the Yachts On Below Deck? (Valor, Ohana, My Seanna)

Each yacht has its own unique features that affect the charter cost. Some amenities include a sundeck with a Jacuzzi, a bar, a gym, a salon, a dining area, a cinema room, and a beach club. Let's discuss the other factors that affect the price and give you an idea of the average price range for these iconic yachts.

• A one-week charter is the most popular option for many yacht enthusiasts. Most charters are available for a minimum of one week, but you can usually extend the duration if you wish.
• Additional costs such as fuel, food, and port fees are typically not included in the base price.
• Specific pricing details may not be readily available, so it's best to get in touch with the yacht's management company or a reputable charter broker for accurate quotes.
• If you desire an even longer charter, be prepared for potential discounts off the standard weekly rate.

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The cost of chartering a yacht on below deck, charter cost by season, charter cost by duration, factor in these additional expenses, booking a below deck yacht charter, cancellation policies of a yacht charter, find your perfect below deck yacht with our test.

Chartering a Below Deck yacht can offer you the chance to live like a celebrity for a week or more. Each yacht has its own unique features and amenities, and the crew is highly trained to provide the highest level of service and hospitality.

Here's a quick overview of what you'd expect to spend per yacht:

When you charter a Below Deck yacht , expect to enjoy luxurious accommodations, gourmet meals prepared by a private chef, and a wide range of activities and amenities. The yachts are equipped with state-of-the-art entertainment systems, water sports equipment, and other amenities to ensure that guests have an unforgettable experience.

To charter a Below Deck yacht, you typically work with a yacht charter broker who can help you select the right yacht and arrange all the details of the charter, including itinerary, crew, and other logistics. You can also work with the yacht's captain and crew to customize your experience and ensure that all your needs and preferences are met.

Here are a few key factors that can influence the cost of a Below Deck charter:

Yacht size and features : Larger yachts with more amenities typically command higher prices. For example, the Sirocco from Below Deck Mediterranean is valued at over $18.5 million.

Season : High season (usually during the summer months) is generally more expensive than low season, as there's more demand for yacht charters during this time.

Duration : Charter prices are typically provided as a weekly rate, so the longer you plan to spend on the yacht, the higher the cost will be.

Destination : Popular cruising grounds like the Mediterranean can be pricier due to increased demand.

Crew size and experience : A larger, more experienced crew may require higher wages, which could affect the overall cost.

When planning to charter a yacht featured in the Below Deck TV show, it's important to keep in mind the variations in costs depending on the duration of your charter. In this section, we'll be covering the most common charter durations: one week, three days, and 10 days.

The prices mentioned above are just examples and can vary depending on various factors. To ensure you get the best experience at the right price, always consult with a reputable charter broker or the yacht's management company when planning your Below Deck-inspired vacation.

The stunning Motor Yacht MY Seanna

This yacht has been featured in Season 8, and it is estimated that it costs around $300,000 per week to rent. Features include a sundeck with a Jacuzzi, a bar, and a gym. The yacht has a contemporary interior with a large salon and dining area and can accommodate up to 12 guests in six cabins. It also has a cinema room, a beach club with a swim platform, and a waterslide.

Exact 2023 Cost To Charter My Seanna from Below Deck

An enjoyable experience aboard valor.

Motor Yacht Valor features a sundeck with a Jacuzzi, a gym, and a bar. The yacht has a contemporary interior with a large salon and dining area and can accommodate up to 12 guests in six cabins. During peak season (June to September), the estimated charter cost ranges from $105,000 to $120,000 per week. During the off-peak season (October to May), the estimated charter cost ranges from $90,000 to $105,000 per week.

The impressive Motor Yacht Wellington

The cost of a 3-day charter can range from $50,000 to $100,000, or between $75,000 and $150,000 during the peak season. Features include a sundeck with a Jacuzzi, a gym, an outdoor cinema, and a swim platform. The yacht has a contemporary interior with spacious living areas and can accommodate up to 10 guests in five cabins.

2023 Cost Of Mediterranean Yacht (As Seen On Below Deck

Chartering the luxurious sirocco.

Chartering this yacht for a week typically costs around $150,000 to $200,000. For a shorter 3-day charter, expect to pay about 50% off the weekly rate, but don't forget to tip 15 to 20% of the full price. Features include a large sundeck with a Jacuzzi, a gym, and a bar. The yacht has a modern interior with a spacious salon and dining area and can accommodate up to 12 guests in six cabins.

Experience the modern Talisman Maiton

This yacht features a sundeck with a Jacuzzi, a gym, and a bar. The yacht has a modern interior with a spacious salon and dining area and can accommodate up to 12 guests in six cabins. It also has a massage room, a sauna, and a beach club with a swim platform. During off-peak season, the estimated charter cost ranges from €125,000 to €140,000 (approximately $149,000 to $167,000) per week.

Charters aboard the exciting My Ohana

During peak season (June to September), the estimated charter cost ranges from $80,000 to $90,000 per week. During the off-peak season (October to May), the estimated charter cost ranges from $70,000 to $80,000 per week. My Ohana or Anastasia features a sundeck with a Jacuzzi and a bar. The yacht has a contemporary interior with a large salon and dining area and can accommodate up to 10 guests in five cabins.

Experience the elegance of Parsifal III

Parsifal III has a weekly charter rate starting at €195,000. It features a sundeck with a Jacuzzi and a bar. The yacht has a modern interior with a spacious salon and dining area and can accommodate up to 12 guests in five cabins. It also has a gym, a beach club with a swim platform, and a large selection of water sports equipment.

2023 Cost To Charter Parsifal III from Below Deck

Aboard the majestic st. david.

You can expect a wide range of costs depending on your desired charter duration and the amenities you choose. Be prepared to pay more during peak season. Features include a sundeck with a Jacuzzi, a gym, and a bar. The yacht has a classic interior with a large salon and dining area and can accommodate up to 12 guests in six cabins.

Chartering Honor or Lumiere

As with other yachts, it helps to plan in advance and consider any possible discounts. Honor or Lumiere features include a sundeck with a Jacuzzi, a gym, and a bar. The yacht has a contemporary interior with a large salon and dining area and can accommodate up to 12 guests in six cabins.

Charter aboard the alluring Eros

During peak season (June to September), the estimated charter cost ranges from $24,500 to $28,000 per week. During off-peak season (October to May), the estimated charter cost ranges from $21,000 to $24,500 per week. Eros or Stay Salty features a classic interior with a large salon and dining area. The yacht can accommodate up to eight guests in four cabins.

The cost to charter Mercury

During off-peak season (October to May), the estimated charter cost ranges from €49,000 to €56,000 (approximately $58,000 to $67,000) per week. Make sure to inquire about any potential deals or discounts. Features include a sundeck with a Jacuzzi and a bar. The yacht has a modern interior with a spacious salon and dining area and can accommodate up to six guests in three cabins.

Aboard the spectacular Thalassa

Be prepared to pay for the sought-after luxury experience in Thalassa or Keri Lee III. The cost will depend on your desired yacht adventure, season, and availability. Features a sundeck with a Jacuzzi and a bar. The yacht has a classic interior with a large salon and dining area and can accommodate up to nine guests in four cabins.

The cost to charter Home yacht

This yacht features a sundeck with a Jacuzzi, a gym, and a bar. The yacht has a contemporary interior with a large salon and dining area and can accommodate up to 12 guests in six cabins. It also has a cinema room, a beach club with a swim platform, and a selection of water sports equipment. During off-peak season, the estimated charter cost ranges from €100,000 to €110,000 (approximately $120,000 to $132,000) per week.

The wonder of the Ionian Princess

Ionian Princess features a sundeck with a Jacuzzi and a bar. The yacht has a modern interior with a spacious salon and dining area and can accommodate up to 12 guests in six cabins. During off-peak season (October to May), the estimated charter cost ranges from €70,000 to €80,000 (approximately $83,000 to $95,000) per week.

A charter aboard the lovely Lady Michelle

During off-peak season, the estimated charter cost ranges from $280,000 to $315,000 per week. Features include a sundeck with a Jacuzzi, a gym, and a bar. The yacht has a modern interior with a spacious salon and dining area and can accommodate up to 12 guests in six cabins. It also has a cinema room, a beach club with a swim platform, and a selection of water sports equipment. Additionally, it has a custom-built glass-bottom pool on the main deck, offering stunning views of the ocean.

While the base cost of chartering a yacht on Below Deck might seem like the biggest expense, there are additional expenses that come with chartering a yacht. This section will break down a few key additional costs, including crew gratuity, provisioning costs, fuel, and dockage fees.

Crew gratuity is around 15–20% of the charter cost

The hard-working crew on Below Deck is an essential part of your luxury yacht experience. As a token of appreciation for their service, it's customary to provide a gratuity at the end of your charter. Crew gratuities are usually around 15–20% of the charter cost. Be sure to factor this into your budget when planning your yacht vacation.

Provisioning costs are around 20–30% of the charter cost

Provisioning covers the cost of food, drinks, other supplies and amenities such as toiletries, cleaning products, and water sports equipment, and any special items or activities you may request. Yacht charters on Below Deck often include world-class cuisine and personalized menus for guests, prepared by skilled chefs. Some charters offer an "all-inclusive" rate, while others have an advanced provisioning allowance (APA), which covers these costs, usually around 20–30% of the charter cost.

Be aware of fuel and dockage fees

Depending on your itinerary and how much time you spend cruising versus docking, these fees can vary. Fuel costs can significantly increase the overall cost of your charter, especially for larger vessels with more powerful engines. As a general rule, guests should expect to pay anywhere from $50,000 to $100,000 or more in fuel fees for a one-week charter.

Dockage fees depend on the marina, location, and length of your yacht, and they are usually charged per night. As a general rule, guests should expect to pay anywhere from $2,000 to $10,000 or more in dockage fees for a one-week charter. When planning your Below Deck yacht charter, work closely with your yacht broker or charter company to estimate these costs based on your desired itinerary.

Booking a Below Deck yacht charter can be a complex process, but with the help of a yacht charter broker, it can be made easier. It can take several months, especially during peak season, so it's recommended to start the process at least six months in advance to ensure that you can secure your preferred yacht and itinerary. Here are the steps to book a Below Deck yacht charter:

Choose your yacht - Research the different Below Deck yachts and choose the one that best suits your needs and preferences.

Determine your itinerary - Discuss your preferred sailing location and itinerary with your yacht charter broker. They can help you plan the perfect itinerary based on your preferences. Some yachts featured on Below Deck have cruised through the Caribbean or the British Virgin Islands, so consider the ambiance you're looking for on your charter.

Decide on your dates - Determine the dates that you would like to charter the yacht. Keep in mind that peak season (June to September) typically has higher charter rates than off-peak season (October to May).

Discuss your budget - Work with your yacht charter broker to determine your budget for the charter. They can help you find a yacht and itinerary that fits within your budget.

Sign the contract - Once you have chosen your yacht, itinerary, and dates, your yacht charter broker will provide you with a contract to sign. This contract will outline the terms and conditions of the charter, including the price, payment schedule, and cancellation policy.

Make the initial payment - Once you have signed the contract, you will need to make an initial payment to secure the yacht for your chosen dates.

Finalize the details - Work with your yacht charter broker to finalize the details of your charter, including the crew, menu, and any additional activities or amenities.

Enjoy your charter - Once all the details are finalized, it's time to enjoy your Below Deck yacht charter. The crew will take care of all your needs and ensure that you have an unforgettable experience.

Here's a friendly guide to help you navigate the cancellation policies to avoid any unwanted surprises or losses on your investment.

As a general rule, most yacht charter companies adhere to industry-standard cancellation policies, which are designed to safeguard both you and the yacht owner. However, each yacht may have specific terms and conditions based on the owner's preference. It's always best to inquire about these details before signing a charter agreement.

Typically, if you cancel your trip within a certain time frame, you will receive a partial or full refund of your deposit. For example, if you cancel more than six months before your scheduled departure date, you might be eligible for a full refund. On the other hand, if you cancel within a shorter time frame, you may be subject to a penalty or forfeit your deposit entirely.

The specific terms and conditions of cancellation policies when chartering a Below Deck yacht can vary depending on the yacht and the charter company. However, here are some general guidelines for cancellation policies:

If the charter is cancelled by the charterer (the person or group booking the yacht), the following cancellation fees may apply:

• If the cancellation is made more than 90 days before the charter start date, the charterer may forfeit the initial deposit.
• If the cancellation is made between 90 and 60 days before the charter start date, the charterer may be required to pay 25-50% of the total charter fee.
• If the cancellation is made between 60 and 30 days before the charter start date, the charterer may be required to pay 50-75% of the total charter fee.
• If the cancellation is made less than 30 days before the charter start date, the charterer may be required to pay the full charter fee.

If the charter is cancelled by the charter company (due to technical problems with the yacht, for example), the charterer will typically receive a full refund of any payments made.

Some yacht owners require the payment of a cancellation fee, which can either be a fixed amount or a percentage of the total charter cost. Make sure to inquire about these details before booking your dream Below Deck experience.

Lastly, consider purchasing travel insurance to cover unforeseen circumstances, such as illness or travel restrictions, that might lead to a trip cancellation. This way, you'll have peace of mind knowing that you're covered should the unexpected happen.

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