BLISS Yacht Charter

Start with the cheat code: BLISS is a 36.7m composite Dubois sloop with a foredeck spa pool and serious regatta credentials. You’re not booking a floating villa with decorative sails – this one actually races Bucket regattas, then flips back into “quiet family charter” mode without breaking character.

Space hack, version 1.0: Officially she’s ideal for 6 guests in 3 cabins, but the layout is built like a Swiss Army knife and can sleep up to 10 guests when required. The full‑beam master splits into a master plus bunk cabin, the two guest cabins switch from doubles to twins with Pullmans, and the “his & hers” en suites neatly re-map into separate bathrooms when you deploy the partition. Families and mixed groups don’t have to play cabin Tetris.

Deck reality: not just sunpads. Forward you get a freshwater spa pool for the “I like sailing, but I really like hot tubs” crowd. Aft, there’s a large sunpad zone and a cockpit under a fixed bimini with adjustable shade, so you can choose full sun, full stars, or full denial about tomorrow’s emails. The swim platform is your launch bay for the toy list: paddleboards, kayaks, kitesurf gear, wakeboard, skis, towables, snorkeling and scuba kit (rendezvous diving), plus sport fishing gear.

Under the hood (or the boom): Built in 20092024, BLISS is one of the Southern Hemisphere’s largest composite sloops, designed as a “yachtsman’s yacht” – light, fast and responsive, with enough beam and displacement to stay comfortable when the breeze stops cooperating. If you want to feel a performance sailboat actually load up and go, this is the point where you stop scrolling.

Why charter BLISS instead of another 120‑footer: because you get a genuine high‑performance sail yacht with a regatta-ready pedigree, a flexible 3‑cabin layout that can quietly absorb up to 10 people, a foredeck spa pool, full gym and modern AV/Wi‑Fi setup – all in a clean, contemporary Design Unlimited interior. In practice: you can race, cruise, train, or just sit in the jacuzzi pretending you’re “here for the sailing.”