CONSTANTER Yacht Charter

Start with the core hack: CONSTANTER isn’t a floating villa, it’s a stretched Swan 62RS pumped to 65ft purely to go faster and feel better under sail. That extra length buys you two things you actually notice: more waterline (read: more speed, even in light breeze) and a bigger aft deck dedicated to sunbathing and hanging out, not just storing gear.

Real sailing, human‑friendly layout. Built by Nautor’s Swan in 2002 and steadily upgraded through multiple refits, CONSTANTER is a 20m performance cruiser for people who want to heel, trim and still drink coffee without it going airborne. The powerful sail wardrobe keeps her moving when other charter boats are motoring, and the deck plan is set up so non‑sailors can relax in the centre cockpit while the sailing nerds do their thing further aft.

Why this Swan instead of yet another “nice 60‑something footer”: because CONSTANTER is optimised for using the water, not just looking at it. The fold‑out swim/dive platform and ladder make getting in and out of the sea painless; the foredeck doubles as a serious sunpad zone or hammock station; the aft lazarette swallows toys instead of cluttering the deck. Once you’re in the water, you’ve got paddleboards, kite surf gear, snorkelling kit and fishing equipment to keep people occupied without having to invent games with fenders.

Under the skin: up to 6 guests sleep in 3 cabins, with air‑conditioning and Wi‑Fi so the boat feels like a modern Swan, not a museum piece. A crew of 2 runs the show, which means you get hands‑on sailing if you want it, or you just sit in the cockpit, eat, swim, repeat. CONSTANTER is for charterers who actually want to sail properly and still have a comfortable, quiet, well‑kept Swan to come back to after they jump off the swim platform one more time “for the last time.”