AQUARIUS

AQUARIUS is a 92-metre displacement motor yacht delivered by Feadship in 2016, with exterior naval architecture by De Voogt and an interior by Sinot Yacht Architecture and Design. She is registered in the Cayman Islands and represents the modern Feadship approach to combining range capability with a highly curated on-board environment. At this length and with no refit yet recorded, she remains a current-generation vessel in both her systems and her aesthetic.

Accommodating 12 guests across seven cabins, AQUARIUS is crewed by 31, a staff-to-guest ratio that defines the level of attentive, unobtrusive service this type of operation can deliver. Her charter regions span the full Western Mediterranean — from the French Riviera and the Ligurian coast to Sardinia, Ibiza, and the Balearics — as well as the Caribbean, the Bahamas, and the Virgin Islands. She is appropriate for guests who expect a managed, five-star programme rather than a spontaneous or stripped-back experience; the infrastructure of a 92-metre yacht charter demands a guest prepared to engage with that scale.

What sets AQUARIUS apart within the Feadship fleet is the breadth of her on-board facilities. The presence of a beach club, a spa, a beauty room, a massage room, a cinema, and a swimming pool on a vessel of this generation signals a deliberate prioritisation of interior volume and wellness infrastructure. Her displacement hull and at-anchor stabilizers ensure that time spent at anchor — which for a vessel of this standing will be considerable — is stable and quiet.

The tender garage, swimming platform, underwater lights, and water toy inventory including a waterslide, jet ski, kayaks, and water-ski equipment give the crew sufficient tools to organise active days on the water. The helipad extends the operational flexibility for owners and guests who need point-to-point transfers. Crew service at this level is protocol-driven and professionally managed, with the staffing to support simultaneous guest requests across multiple deck areas.

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