German design studio and consultancy firm Dölker + Voges has unveiled a concept for 'the perfect charter yacht,' developed in collaboration with yacht management and brokerage firm Hill Robinson to create the ultimate vessel for life at sea.
The 60-metre concept is tailored for buyers seeking a yacht that not only covers its running costs but also generates profit through a robust charter program. Hill Robinson highlights that the yacht features a flexible cabin layout, ideal for various charter groups, and includes configurations that accommodate children sleeping in adjacent cabins to their parents.
Outdoor living is a key aspect of the design, with a pool and sun loungers at the aft, along with a beach club that boasts fold-down swim terraces and direct access to the spa. Additionally, the yacht offers an entertainment lounge with games and a large-screen television, as well as an expansive sun deck equipped with a barbecue and lounge seating.
Nicolas Fry, head of charter management at Hill Robinson, explained, 'We gathered valuable insights from brokers, captains, and clients about their vision of the perfect charter yacht and compiled an extensive brief for Dölker + Voges.'
The choice of shipyard for the build is left to the buyer, with indicative pricing from European shipyards starting at €65 million. Dölker + Voges is renowned for its work on the 85.9-metre Aquijo and the 90-metre Norn.
