60m Superyacht by Golden Yachts - Charter from EUR 390,000 per week

Book the 60m Golden Yachts charter now for EUR 390,000 per week. The vessel features three decks, a master suite with a private terrace, expansive salons, and a full crew ready to elevate every moment. Based in tivat, it sails with confident stability and a refined silhouette that invites long days of sun and memorable evenings on deck, delivering the best balance of space and performance.

enquire with the owner or charter manager to tailor the schedule. A brief meeting confirms itinerary options, with emphasis on comfort, navigation safety, and year-round performance. You’ll see statistics on range and fuel efficiency prepared for you, presented clearly and without hidden assumptions.

The arrangement centers on abundant amenities and top-tier equipment, from a gym and spa to cinema spaces and a conditioned cinema room. Such features include inflatable tenders and water toys, enabling effortless island hops and beach landings. Dining spaces provide tables for intimate dinners and grand gatherings alike, while crew service remains discreet and attentive.

To proceed, enquire for a concise overview that highlights three key aspects: comfort, privacy, and flexibility. The master cabin remains the pinnacle of accommodation, and the anonymous crew ensure smooth operations behind the scenes. Details are shared on a secure schedule, with a transparent arrangement that keeps everything under control without compromising your privacy.

60m Superyacht Charter: HOLDIN’ MY OWN

Book the Adriatic route with a fully crewed 60m and lock in a guaranteed, tailor-made itinerary. Pick 4–6 locations and islands you want to visit, then weave in beach hours, coffee stops, and discreet shopping along the coast to keep pace with the sun.

The platform on deck serves as the hub for planning and socializing, while service runs with precision. The lady host coordinates daily plans and keeps communication clear via the main device, andor guest requests, ensuring everyone gets what they need without micromanagement.

Start mornings with a fresh coffee, glide to secluded coves by tender, and enjoy infl atable toys for a playful afternoon. The Adriatic winds keep shore transfers straightforward, and the network of sheltered bays allows flexible island-hopping that can adapt to weather changes.

Provisioning is seamless: a dedicated store for provisions, a network of trusted suppliers, and a service team that handles linen, wine, and cleanup. A lemon finish at sunset and a coffee bar onboard enhance daily rhythm, while the vessel’s platform hosts a wine locker and a compact bar for light, good moments.

For extra flexibility, propose a third-day swap of a beach stop or a change in arrangement: swap a quiet cove for a market excursion; fitted carts and an additional inflatable dinghy speed up transfers. The tender is fitted with stabilizers and safety gear, and a weather device keeps the plan robust without friction.

Across the islands and locations along the coast, privacy remains sole and assured: guests enjoy intimate lounges, while the crew maintains a robust service standard. This setup delivers usefulness through a cohesive network, where coffee breaks, beach visits, and shore excursions flow naturally on a shared platform, with every detail stored and ready to revisit on demand.

What’s included in the EUR 390k/week charter

Book this EUR 390k/week charter with a focused briefing to maximize every day aboard for the maximum seamless experience.

charters include a seasoned crew: captain, chief engineer, two deckhands, three stewards, and a chef who tailors menus to your particular tastes. The rate covers full-board dining, premium beverages, and a curated wine list; opt for a private sommelier if you want more depth. Four double cabins plus additional suites on the interior accommodate up to 10 guests, with a dedicated lady guest area available upon request. Stabilisers keep motion smooth at sea, while the yacht cruises up to 15 knots. On deck, loungers line the sun decks, with shaded tables for alfresco meals and a movie room for evening entertainment across multiple decks. starboard access lines guide docking, while a capable crew ensure effortless setting up of tenders and guest comfort on every port call.

itinerary may include a stop at tivat, with four signature experiences to track around the coast. just enquire to tailor the setting and timetable, whilst withdrawing from crowds and enjoying private coves.

Taxes, fees, and optional extras to plan for

Verify tax treatment and inclusions before signing: please ask the provider to list every item not included in the EUR 390,000 per week rate and to confirm how taxes are calculated for your itinerary. This clear check helps your team manage expectations, avoids surprises, and protects against unexpected liability while you cruise with your yachts. If you have twins sharing a cabin, confirm the layout on the forward decks and whether profiles of guests align with the platform chosen by the club.

• Taxes and official charges
  • VAT and local taxes vary by flag and itinerary. Statistics show most European charters include VAT in the published price, but some routes incur additional charges at checkout. Confirm whether the rate you see is tax-inclusive or if a separate tax line will appear.
  • Cruising permits and destination levies: some routes require permits or cruising rights that add to the weekly total. Budget a separate line item to avoid last-minute changes to your plans.
  • Insurance and liability coverage: verify what the charter covers for personal injury, equipment damage, and crew activities. A clear liability clause protects both guests and the provider if an incident occurs on boards or during water activities.
• Fees to expect
  • Port, harbor, and marina fees: in popular destinations, weekly charges often range from €1,500 to €8,000, depending on berth size, season, and exact ports. Remote anchors or anchorages incur lower fixed costs.
  • Pilotage, navigational, and clearance charges: these can add €500–€2,500 per week depending on itinerary complexity and country requirements.
  • Fuel and provisioning variances: fuel may be charged separately unless the charter includes all-inclusive fuel. Provisioning costs depend on guest preferences and meal plans, and they flow through the platform as extras.
  • Crew gratuity: typically 5–15% of the base charter fee, distributed among the service team. If you prefer a fixed gratuity, specify it in advance to avoid post-cruise disputes.
• Optional extras to plan for
  • Tenders and water toys: expect two tenders on a 60m yacht with a mix of towables and diving gear; discuss upgrades if you want extra gear for a specific itinerary.
  • Wi‑Fi, entertainment, and connectivity: premium satellite internet and onboard streaming packages vary by provider and route; budget per week for high-speed access and reliability on deck and inside cabins.
  • Private dining and chef services: weekly private chef or on-board culinary experiences add roughly €3,000–€8,000, depending on menus, ingredients, and service level. Consider whether meals are included in the base rate or charged as extras.
  • Wellness and amenity packages: spa treatments, onboard gym sessions, and beauty appointments raise costs but boost comfort and usefulness of the yacht as a private club on water.
  • Special décor or theme programs: tailored decorations, event planning, or early-evening playlists can be arranged through the provider, often billed as a single package or itemized per event.
  • Private shore experiences: guided tours, security, or exclusive beach setups may require a local guide and transport add-on, approved by the captain and platforms responsible for amenities.
  • Dedicated crew accommodations: if you need more space for guests, request two twin cabins and verify whether the forward decks or other areas can be reconfigured without impacting safety and liability.
  • Platform and equipment upgrades: for Amels-built platforms, confirm that the chosen amenities align with hull design, stability, and deck load; upgrades should be listed in a clear profile so you can compare alternatives.
• Best practices to manage extras
  • Ask for a signed change order (contains all extras) before installation or activation of any service, with a fixed cost and a cancellation clause.
  • Cross-check boards and profiles with the captain and your team to ensure the selected extras are feasible on the chosen yacht and do not create unnecessary liability.
  • Request a single, consolidated invoice from the provider, covering taxes, fees, and extras, to simplify accounting and avoid budget drift around the charter period.
  • Keep a running log of all amendments and approvals; use the platform’s dashboard to monitor changes in real time and to compare amendments against the original contract.
  • Include a contingency of 5–10% of the extras budget to cover unforeseen changes in destination charges or service availability.
• What to document for peace of mind
  • Confirm inclusions within the base rate and list all items that are not contained in the weekly price, including taxes, permits, and any extras.
  • Document the exact amenity package, the number of crew, and the liability limits for activities on decks and in tender areas.
  • Store all confirmations in the profiles section of your charter club account for quick reference by your team and the provider.

By planning around these elements, you can accommodate a smoother spend curve, reduce last-minute changes, and keep the focus on a seamless, best-in-class service aboard your 60m yachts. The twins sleeping quarters and the amels platform can deliver consistent comfort, while clear billing and a robust extras strategy ensure every amenity adds value to your voyage.

Availability, booking windows, and lead times

Book at least 12–18 months ahead for Mediterranean peak season and 9–12 months for Caribbean itineraries; this ensures your dates, itineraries, and preferred arrangements are secured without compromise.

Availability follows seasonal blocks and port schedules. Statistics from brokers show most requests are believed to be placed 12–15 months in advance, where a clear arrangement with a dedicated broker, such as luca, enables you to lock preferred itineraries and dates. The itineraries can be adjusted to suit purposes, with the final plan documented in a contract and linked to the collection of guest preferences.

Lead times vary by region; in the Mediterranean, provisioning and equipment checks require 6–8 weeks, and the process in other regions follows similar timelines. The yacht is fitted with equipment and technologies to support the itinerary, and the crew can operate at speeds of 12–16 knots, enabling efficient movement between ports. A required deposit is due to finalize the charter, and withdrawing a confirmed charter triggers penalties per the agreement. Early bookings maximize usefulness by securing preferred itineraries; EUR 390,000 per week is the starting point and may adjust with demand. The data provided here is just data to guide decisions.

Accommodation: cabins, suites, and privacy for guests

Opt for the full-beam master suite for guaranteed privacy and extra space. It features a king-size bed, a separate seating area, a large bathroom, and a jacuzzi option on select layouts. The arrangement keeps the suite between the busy crew zones and the main guest area, ensuring quiet surroundings and smooth circulation on every voyage.

Other cabins, usually arranged in a mirror pair, offer en-suite bathrooms, fitted wardrobes, and comfortable seating with armchairs and a compact desk. These cabins accommodate two guests in a snug yet roomy space, with accuracy in temperature control and sound insulation to keep noise out at night.

For families or groups, two doubles or a twin cabin can be linked to create a flexible arrangement, ensuring you can browse the deck plans and enquire about the most suitable fit. When you enquire, the crew can tailor privacy zones, such as a dedicated passage between suites or a private lounge area for a lady guest.

Forward cabins stay away from the loud dining and social zones, while the master suite provides a comfortable retreat for the main guests. Cabins are fitted with adjustable lighting, a small desk, and armchairs by the window to enjoy the view around.

During a port call near tivat, you can expect quiet passages and easy access to shore facilities. Our team can manage guest preferences, from bedding to privacy screens, and guarantee a smooth experience year after year.

Please browse the plan, compare these layouts, and arrange a preferred option with the broker. typeyear configurations vary by yacht, so please enquire for the current setup.

Custom itineraries: ports of call, experiences, and water toys

Plan a 7-day Western Mediterranean loop: Palma de Mallorca → Antibes → Corsica → Sardinia → Capri → Naples. This route usually minimizes transfers, keeps passengers close to the action, and lets the 60m Golden Yachts vessel showcase a spacious upper deck and lower lounges. The owner can tailor calls to suit weather windows, avoiding crowds while maintaining a refined setting for every day aboard.

The team coordinates with the charter crew to select ports that deliver beautiful coastline views and discreet luxury. In Mallorca, private coves and a reserved beach club offer shade loungers and a gentle sea breeze; in Antibes, a private walk-through market tour ends with a seafood lunch on the terrace. Corsica’s Bonifacio coast delivers dramatic cliffs, while Sardinia’s Costa Smeralda provides crystalline water and boutique winery stops. Capri and Naples offer timeless scenery, with private grotto visits and a sunset cruise along the coast.

Experiences are built around passions: culinary courses with a coastal chef, guided snorkeling in protected coves, and exclusive beach club afternoons. For couples or small groups, a sunset tender ride with champagne, followed by a private dinner aboard under starlight, creates a memorable atmosphere. While ashore, the owner may prefer quiet time in a spa suite or a focused tour for passengers who seek culture and history; both options run without compromising privacy.

The yacht’s range of water toys is ready for action: two jetskis, a seabob, stand-up paddleboards, kayaks, snorkeling gear, and a wakeboard. A robust tender fleet ensures quick transfers between ports, while a dedicated jacuzzi rises to the moment when the crew beams relaxing heat across the deck. A well-equipped onboard device keeps weather updates, port notifications, and safety checks flowing smoothly for anonymous guests, ensuring comfort for every passenger on deck.

Process begins with a brief between the captain, charter manager, and guests’ preferences. The board approves a day-by-day program, and the crew pre-books shore experiences, restaurant reservations, and guided tours. A clear disclaimer outlines weather-related adjustments and berthing constraints, so the plan remains flexible yet well structured. The result is a seamless cruise with tailored ports, curated adventures, and a private space where loungers stay invitingly spacious.