LEXSEA

LEXSEA is a 40.8-metre Benetti Oasis 40M, built in 2022 and registered under the Cayman Islands flag. Her exterior was designed by RWD, with interiors by New York-based Bonetti/Kozerski Architecture — a pairing that brings a strongly residential, art-informed sensibility to what is already one of Benetti's most architecturally distinctive production platforms. At 386 gross tonnes, she carries exceptional volume for her length, and the Oasis concept — characterised by its folding side terraces and open-plan beach club — makes her a vessel defined as much by liveable space as by technical specification.

LEXSEA accommodates twelve guests across five cabins with a crew of nine, a ratio that enables a meaningful level of personal service. Her charter regions are broad: the French and Italian Rivieras, Amalfi, Sardinia, Corsica, Greece, Mykonos, Monaco, Calvi, and France. She is well matched to guests who want a modern, design-led vessel with substantial indoor-outdoor living space in the central and eastern Mediterranean; she is less suited to those seeking either high performance underway or the guest capacity of a vessel twice her length.

What defines LEXSEA is the Oasis platform's treatment of outdoor space. A beach club with swimming platform and a deck swimming pool give the vessel a resort-like quality at anchor, while both underway and at-anchor stabilisers ensure that the transition between passages and anchorage is comfortable. The foredeck seating, sun deck with sunpads, exterior bar, and BBQ create multiple distinct social zones across a relatively compact footprint. A gym and satellite TV address the indoor amenity expectations of extended charters.

Water access is provided through the beach club and swimming platform, with a toy inventory including a Seabob, paddleboard, wakeboard, water skis, and snorkelling equipment. The nine-person crew for twelve guests supports an attentive service standard well suited to guests accustomed to larger vessels. This is a yacht charter proposition built around architecture and space rather than speed or scale.

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