Private yacht days, matched properly.

The gentlest entry to the collection: a tidy skippered 20-footer for seven.

Twelve guests at the entry price: a serious Zodiac RIB, quick to Formentera.

Jeanneau's evergreen walk-around: honest, simple days for up to eight.

A refreshed Sunseeker classic from Be Charter: big sunbeds, skipper and drinks aboard.

Modern Italian centre-console lines with sunpads both ends and bimini shade.

Open-bow Sessa comfort at an easy pace: a natural first charter.

Cranchi styling in 26 feet, with a clever convertible cockpit.

Twelve guests, deep walk-around decks and generous shade for a full group day.

Twin 250hp Yamahas and a big sun deck, freshly refitted from Botafoc.

A neat, sociable day boat: sun, swims and a sundowner without the flagship outlay.

Chris-Craft heritage charm, skippered, at the friendliest price in the fleet.

Rand's clean Scandinavian design in a nine-guest day boat.

The second Rand 27: same clean Scandinavian formula, so two groups can run matching boats.

The Brabus Axopar look with full twelve-guest capacity.

36 feet of open Italian deck for twelve: strong value per guest.

A wide-bodied Dutch 31 with a deep social cockpit, stable at anchor.

The sportier RC deck line on the same wide, stable Sterk hull.

A neat walk-around with sunpads both ends and nothing complicated.

De Antonio's hidden-outboard design at its entry point.

A sleek European cruiser with more polish than the price suggests.

Compact Scandinavian day boat: sunbeds both ends, hard-top shade and a skippered day from Marina Ibiza.

Scandinavian lines with full-length social seating: twelve guests, skipper and drinks aboard.

The open Rand 32: one uninterrupted social deck bow to stern, built for groups who live on deck.

Hard-top shade, teak decks and sunbeds at both ends: a polished, easy day on twin Volvo diesels.

Sister ship to Just Nice: the same easy hard-top formula, with a cabin below for changing.

Clean-lined walk-around with wide sundecks: the design-led entry to the day.

A walk-around De Antonio with two cabins below: rare at this length: plus teak decks and twin 300s.

Striking Norwegian lines and a real turn of speed: a sharp, sporty day for up to eleven, skipper and toys aboard.

A compact Sunseeker with a submersible bathing platform and A/C below.

A maxi-RIB for twelve: soft riding, sunbeds both ends, skipper included.

Modern Italian walk-around lines with fold-out teak terraces onto the sea: a fresh, swim-friendly day for up to eleven, skipper and toys aboard.

An Italian classic from Santa Eulalia, crewed with drinks included.

A twelve-guest De Antonio 36: hidden outboards, deep sundecks and two cabins below.

The second D36 in the fleet, from Marina Port: walk-around decks, hidden 300s and space for eleven.

A Sunseeker Superhawk with a double cabin below, at a sharp price per foot.

Nimble sports day boat with fold-out terraces and a swim platform.

The most photographed silhouette on the water: style, made simple.

A twelve-guest maxi-RIB from Botafoc: sunbeds both ends, exterior dining, skipper included.

The Brabus edition Axopar from Santa Eulalia: 30 knots, A/C and a serious sound system.

Pardo’s walk-around classic: teak decks, hydraulic swim platform and sunbeds bow and stern.

The Dutch-built Wajer 38S, the connoisseur's day boat, skippered and stocked.

A classic gozzo from Santa Eulalia, refitted in 2023 with two bathrooms below.

Triple outboards, hardtop shade and a sound system that carries: fast and well equipped.

Twelve guests at a day-boat price: the value-hunter’s Formentera machine.

High-sided and family-friendly, with a vast aft deck that turns into one huge sunbed.

A 38 knot Saxdor with fold-down terraces, sunbeds both ends and skipper included.

A 40 knot Technohull performance RIB: the fastest way to Formentera.

An Italian carbon 48 at 35 knots, with an extendable bathing platform and A/C.

Dutch-built, steel-blue and unmistakable: 38 knots from Santa Eulalia.

Open Spanish walk-around lines and wrap-around sun decks: an easy, sociable day for up to eleven, skipper and toys aboard.

The largest De Antonio walk-around: triple 300s, hydraulic platform and teak sundecks for twelve.

A sculpted Vanquish sports boat: forty knots of pure attitude.

A sage green 2021 Vanquish VQ40: seating fore and aft for eleven, crew and drinks aboard.

Austrian precision at 38 knots: the Frauscher Ghost Air with skipper and drinks.

Fold-out sea terraces and a platform that lowers into the water: built for swimming.

The Pardo walk-around icon in silver, at the keenest price of the pair.

A black BALR-brand Vanquish VQ45: red leather cockpit, big sound and forty knots of attitude.

Fold-out terraces open the deck onto the sea: a beach club on the water.

A head-turning Dutch aluminium 43: sunbeds both ends, open-plan cabin, skipper included.

A 2024 Pardo 43 in deep black: the icon at its sharpest.

Austrian design icon: low, sleek lines and a serious turn of speed.

Iconic Pardo lines with toys aboard: effortless style for sun and swimming.

A 2025 Vanquish with the T-Top: sharp Dutch lines, IPS pace, crew and drinks included. The newest VQ in the collection.

A British sport cruiser with sunbeds both ends, three cabins below and a stocked fridge.

A 15-metre open-plan dayboat with a hydraulic bimini roof: spacious, stylish and shaded.

A crewed 19-metre Abacus from Marina Santa Eulalia: three cabins and the quieter east coast on the doorstep.

The Riva legend in day-boat form: timeless Italian elegance.

A 15-metre Italian sport yacht: fast, finished, made for the Formentera run.

A Dutch-built 15-metre luxury dayboat: sleek lines, a vast beach-club stern and premium finishes.

A 2024 Wally 50 Sport: opening sides fold the deck onto the sea, with a fast 35-knot turn of speed.

Nineteen metres of open social deck on twin IPS 1350s: two crew, drinks package, built for whole days on deck.

The VQ52: forty knots, two crew and wide sunpads at both ends.

A flybridge day for twelve: space, shade and comfort, still premium.

The classic Predator profile with two crew, three cabins below and paddle boards for the anchorages.

Refitted 2025 with new engines: four en-suite cabins, jet rib, wakeboard and WiFi. Dates confirmed on enquiry.

A crewed Princess V65: elegant, comfortable, drinks included.

British muscle and polish: serious pace, beautifully finished.

Vanquish design at eighteen metres: a sculpted 2023 flagship day yacht.

The 2024 VQ58 in signature red on white: twin lounging decks and two crew.

A Sunseeker Predator 68, refitted 2025: flybridge space for twelve.

A Sunseeker Predator 72, complete refit 2025: fast and finished.

A 23-metre Sunseeker Predator: fast, dark-hulled British menace.

Aggressive Pershing sports lines: fast, sharp, beautifully finished.

British flybridge luxury at 22 metres: space, shade, comfort for twelve.

A crewed Sunseeker Predator 68 based in Formentera: Seabob and a Williams jet tender aboard, drinks package included.

An Italian 21-metre sports yacht: knife-sharp lines and serious pace.

A 22-metre Pershing: sharp Italian sports-yacht lines, refitted 2023.

A 24-metre AB Yachts sports flagship: dark-hulled, sleek and fast.

A 24-metre Sunseeker Predator flagship, refitted 2025.

A crewed Pershing 72 with Seabob, jet ski and a Williams jet tender aboard: the full Pershing statement.

A 27-metre sport flagship: fully crewed, with jet ski and Seabobs aboard.

The largest Predator in the collection, fully crewed for days of twelve.

Sport-yacht pace with flagship comfort: crewed and stylish at 86ft.

Captain and stewardess, two Seabobs, jet ski and zero-speed stabilisers: a 27.5-metre statement for the full twelve.

A 24-metre Sanlorenzo crossover: water-level beach club and a glass loft salon.

A 21-metre luxury sailing catamaran: crewed, with vast shaded decks for groups.

A 28-metre Mangusta superyacht: fully crewed, toys aboard.

A 26-metre Riva with unmistakable presence: a fully crewed Italian icon.

A 28.5-metre Maiora, fully crewed: deck Jacuzzi, flybridge and water toys aboard.

The largest Pershing in the collection: a fully crewed 28 metre flagship.

A solar roofed, gyro stabilised flagship with private chef, jet ski, Seabob and two e-foils aboard.

Thirty-three metres of crewed Italian superyacht, refit 2023.

Riva’s flagship: 27m, crewed, stabilised at anchor with a beach-club stern.

A 25-metre sailing catamaran: vast, stable decks for the biggest groups.

A 31-metre Leopard with captain, deckhand and stewardess: four guest cabins and a drinks list that ends in Champagne.

Thirty-two metres of Italian superyacht: the statement at the very top.