ELEMENTS – 80 m Superyacht Charter in the Mediterranean and the Caribbean for up to 24 Guests

ELEMENTS is an 80-metre superyacht built by the Turkish shipyard Yachtley in 2019, with naval architecture by Alpha Marine and Art Deco–inspired interiors by Cristiano Gatto. She is one of the very few superyachts in the world built to welcome 24 guests on charter in 12 elegant suites – the rare yacht that lets an extended family or a large group of friends sail together, on one yacht, with five-star service.

With a private helipad, a Jacuzzi pool on the foredeck, a beach club with two swim platforms, a spa, a cinema and a formal dining room for 24, ELEMENTS is a floating private resort. She spends the summer in the Mediterranean and the winter in the Caribbean and the Bahamas.

🛏️ Accommodation

24 guests in 12 en-suite staterooms – master suite, VIP suite, five doubles and five twins.

🌅 On Board

Helipad, Jacuzzi pool, beach club, spa, cinema, games room, formal dining for 24 and an elevator.

🌊 Water Toys

Limousine tender, 3 jet skis, 2 Seabobs, paddleboards, snorkelling and diving equipment.

Cabins and Accommodation on ELEMENTS

Accommodation is laid out across 12 en-suite staterooms, all with the warm Art Deco elegance of Cristiano Gatto’s design: rich wood, polished stone and soft, layered fabrics.

• Master suite – a private sanctuary with a seating area and generous en-suite bathroom.
• VIP suite – which can be combined with the master suite to create a private family apartment.
• Five double cabins – ideal for couples.
• Five twin cabins – perfect for children, friends or flexible groups.

With 12 equal-standard suites, ELEMENTS avoids the compromise of larger groups splitting across two yachts: everyone stays on board together, with privacy when they want it.

Life on Board: Space for Everyone

Few yachts handle large groups as gracefully as ELEMENTS. Her decks offer space in the sun and shade for 24 guests at once, while separate lounges, the cinema and the spa let smaller groups find their own corner.

• Foredeck: private helipad, Jacuzzi pool and sun loungers – the perfect spot for sunset drinks.
• Beach club: two swim platforms at water level, for easy swimming and water toys.
• Wellness: spa area for massages and relaxation after a day at sea.
• Entertainment: a soundproof cinema and a games room for evenings on board.
• Elevator connecting the decks – appreciated by multi-generation groups.

Dining on ELEMENTS

The formal dining room seats all 24 guests together – rare even among superyachts – and opens onto a shaded aft deck for relaxed breakfasts and lunches al fresco. Her chefs create menus around your tastes: Mediterranean seafood and fresh mezze in summer, Caribbean flavours in winter, and special menus for children, celebrations or dietary needs. Share your preferences before the charter and every meal will be planned around your group.

Famous Stops Ashore – by Tender

ELEMENTS’ limousine tender takes you ashore in style for a long lunch or dinner in the most sought-after harbours of each region:

• Mediterranean: the beach clubs and waterfront restaurants of the Bodrum peninsula, the Greek islands of Mykonos and Hydra, the French Riviera between Saint-Tropez and Monaco, and the Amalfi Coast.
• Caribbean: the harbour restaurants of Gustavia in St Barths, the beaches of Anguilla and the bays of the British Virgin Islands.

Our team can reserve the best tables and arrange your tender transfers in advance.

Cruising Area: Mediterranean Summers, Caribbean Winters

In summer, ELEMENTS cruises the Mediterranean – including Turkey, Greece, Italy and the French Riviera. In winter she sails the Caribbean and the Bahamas. Explore our Caribbean mega yacht charter collection, St Barths yacht charter guide and largest superyachts in Turkey.

Why Charter ELEMENTS with Aren Yachting?

• Since 2001: more than two decades of private yacht charters.
• TÜRSAB licensed (no. 18994) with written charter contracts.
• One personal advisor from your first question to your last day on board.
• Verified guest reviews – read what our guests say.

💶 Weekly Charter Rates

Rates are per week, plus VAT (according to the cruising area) and an Advance Provisioning Allowance (APA) for fuel, food, drinks, marina fees and other running costs. All terms are confirmed in your written proposal.

⚙️ Technical Specifications

How Much Does ELEMENTS Cost per Person?

Shared by 24 guests, a week on ELEMENTS at €800,000 works out at around €33,000 per person for the charter fee, before VAT and APA. For 12 guests, it is around €67,000 per person. For a group of this size, it compares well with taking over an entire luxury resort – with a new destination every day.

Getting There: Flights and Transfers

• Mediterranean: Bodrum (BJV) and Dalaman (DLM) for Turkey; Athens (ATH) and the islands for Greece; Nice (NCE) for the French Riviera.
• Caribbean: St Maarten (SXM) for St Barths and Anguilla; Antigua (ANU); Nassau (NAS) for the Bahamas.
• By helicopter: ELEMENTS’ helipad makes helicopter transfers possible, subject to local regulations.
• Private transfers: we arrange your transfer from the airport straight to the yacht.

Best Time to Charter ELEMENTS

In the Mediterranean, the season runs from May to October, with July and August as peak summer. In the Caribbean, December to April offers the best weather, with Christmas and New Year the most exclusive weeks of all. Read our best time for a Caribbean yacht charter guide.

Who Is ELEMENTS Ideal For?

• Extended families who want three generations together on one yacht.
• Large groups of friends of 13 to 24 guests.
• Milestone celebrations – birthdays, anniversaries and weddings at sea.
• Corporate and VIP events – with dining for 24 and a helipad for arrivals.

Tips for Booking ELEMENTS

• Book early: peak summer weeks and Christmas/New Year are reserved well in advance.
• Plan the budget: include VAT and APA alongside the charter fee.
• Share preferences: menus, celebrations, children’s needs and favourite activities.
• Think about the route: we will recommend the best itinerary for your dates and group.

Frequently Asked Questions