FORCE BLUE

FORCE BLUE is a 70.56-metre steel displacement yacht built by Royal Denship in 2002 as a conversion, refitted in 2022 and flagged in Malta. Her design heritage reflects multiple hands — exterior contributions from Tom Fexas Yacht Design, Ole Steen Knudsen, and H2 Yacht Design, with interiors by Laura Sessa Romboli, Celeste Dell'Anna, and Michele Bonan — a layered creative history that has resulted in a vessel of considerable spatial variety and character. At over 70 metres, her volume is disproportionately generous relative to her guest count, giving her a sense of space and privacy unusual for twelve-guest charters.

FORCE BLUE accommodates twelve guests across six cabins, with a crew of twenty-one — a ratio of nearly two crew members per guest that places her firmly in the white-glove service tier. Her charter territory is among the broadest in this segment: the French Riviera, Corsica, Sardinia, Italy, the Amalfi Coast, Croatia, Montenegro, Greece, Turkey, Malta, and the Balearics. A range of 11,456 nautical miles means she can position across the entirety of her declared territory without constraint. She is suited to guests who prioritise space, staffing, and privacy; she is less suited to those seeking modern new-build aesthetics or the latest production platform design.

The conversion history and subsequent 2022 refit have resulted in a vessel with accumulated onboard amenities that span entertainment, wellness, and social programming. A dedicated spa with sauna, steam room, and gym, a movie theatre, a dance floor, a deck jacuzzi, an elevator, and satellite communications together constitute a resort-level facility programme within a single hull. Stabilisers underway and wheelchair accessibility further broaden the operational and guest profile she can serve.

The water sports and dive programme aboard FORCE BLUE is substantial: three waverunners, Seabobs, an e-foil, a jetsurf, wakeboard, water skis, inflatable paddleboards, banana, towable toys, beach games, and a full scuba diving setup including twelve sets of snorkelling equipment and an onboard dive compressor. Three tenders support both water programme operations and shore transfers. The twenty-one crew manage this inventory and the corresponding guest service requirements to a high standard.

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