Diane Yacht For Charter

Launched in 2007, this 43-metre Benetti luxury superyacht was given an extensive refresh in 2018, 2019 and 2021. She’s equipped with zero-speed stabilisers to offer more comfort at sea and can reach a cruising speed of 12 knots.

The François Zuretti-designed interior of the DIANE motor yacht is dominated by light and balances light tones with touches of dark wood.

She accommodates up to 11 guests in five en-suite cabins. The main deck master is finished in a classic design and boasts a study area, a walk-in wardrobe and an en suite bathroom with a Jacuzzi bath. The elegant double cabins with a white marble en suite can be found on the lower deck aft, while the two additional twin cabins are located forward on the lower deck. One of the twin cabins has the option of a Pullman berth, making it ideal for children.

The sun deck of the DIANE yacht is perfect for long, sun-drenched days. You can stretch out across the sun pads before relaxing in the Jacuzzi, then set up the parasols and removable awnings to find plenty of shade. When you get hungry, move to the dining table to savour a lunch of barbecued fish served straight to the table.

The main salon of this luxury superyacht is furnished with deep, luxurious sofas and leads to a sit-up bar and a large formal dining table that seats 10. You’ll find more space to relax in her upper sky lounge, where there’s further seating and another bar.

Head out to the bridge deck to squeeze in some exercise with the onboard gym equipment, including an elliptical cross trainer, a treadmill, weights and a bench, and yoga mats. When you’re resting, you can top-up your tan on the sun pads or enjoy alfresco meals around the dining table.

The fold-out beach club of the DIANE yacht is exceptionally large. It’s the perfect spot to luxuriate in a lazy waterside afternoon or wait for the crew to launch the toys for adrenaline-fuelled water sports.

A crew of eight will oversee your DIANE yacht charter.

There are plenty of water toys to enjoy, from a four-person fly inflatable and a sofa donut to Seabobs and Seadoos, kayaks, and wakeboards. If you’re unlucky enough to find a spot with jellyfish, there’s a 4m x 3m pool you can set up to keep them away—and if the water is safe, you can use the snorkelling sets to explore the local reef.