KOGO Yacht Charter

Start with the cheat code: KOGO gives you a **swimming pool with a counter-current, a full spa (steam room, sauna, hammam, massage room)** and an **open‑air cinema** before you’ve even opened the toy locker. If your idea of “expedition” involves a therapist’s table, a movie screen and a pool you can actually swim against, you’re in the right file.

Then add the hardware: this is a **71.7m, steel‑hulled, full‑displacement expedition yacht** with a major refit in the 2020s, built to cross oceans and not complain about it. Up to **12 guests** sleep in **6–7 guest cabins** (depending on configuration), backed by a **21‑crew operation**, which means more crew than guests and service that behaves like a small hotel, not a “we’ll get to it later” experiment.

Why charter KOGO instead of another 70‑something metre: because here the “wellness deck” is not a buzzword – you get **dedicated dive room, full gym, spa suite with steam and sauna, deck jacuzzi and that current pool**, all tied into **stabilizers at anchor** and **Starlink Wi‑Fi** so you can recover, train, stream and work in one loop. When you’re done being healthy, the yacht flips into **party mode**: **dance floor, party deck with bar, outdoor cinema, big AV, movie theatre** – essentially a floating event space that doesn’t need shore backup.

Toys and reach: KOGO runs the usual “you’re not getting bored” loadout – **multiple Sea‑Doo Jet‑Skis, Seabobs, kayaks, stand‑up paddleboards, wakeboards, waterskis, towables, scuba and snorkel kit**, plus a **limo tender and additional RIBs** so guest movements don’t jam. With long‑range expedition credentials and Tim Heywood / Terence Disdale design DNA, this is for clients who want a serious platform: proper range, proper crew, and enough kit onboard that you only go ashore because you feel you probably should.