ELEMENTS Yacht Charter

Start with the core anomaly: ELEMENTS is an 80m superyacht that sleeps up to 24 guests in 12 en‑suite cabins – unusually high capacity for this size bracket – with a 25‑strong crew built around big groups, multi‑family charters and people who don’t like the word “compromise.”

Serious wellness bunker, not a token spa. The lower‑deck beach club is essentially a private resort: full hammam/steam room, sauna, massage room, gym space and direct sea access via fold‑down platforms. Add a foredeck swimming pool plus deck Jacuzzi and bar, and you have multiple ways to “recover” from doing very little.

Owner’s deck = private apartment mode. The master suite and adjacent VIP can be merged into a full‑deck apartment with its own Jacuzzi, bar, office and even cinema access. Translation: one group gets an entire level; everyone else still has big, proper cabins with their own bathrooms.

Cinema, library, card room: indoor space actually designed for use. Soundproof cinema for real movie nights, a dedicated library for those hiding from the toys, and a gentleman’s/card lounge when business or poker suddenly becomes “urgent.” All in a Cristiano Gatto interior that is more high‑spec materials (onyx, mother‑of‑pearl) than generic hotel gloss.

Water toys: full distraction protocol. Jetskis, Seabobs, Flyboard, slide, floating pool, paddleboards, diving gear with compressor, towables and a proper limo tender. Combined with a large sea‑level beach club, this is geared for guests who actually use the water, not just look at it.

Access and logistics: friction removed. Elevator serving guest decks, wheelchair‑friendly layout, commercial helipad for fast arrivals, stabilisers at anchor and underway, and a steel displacement hull with long‑range capability. The point is simple: large group, high expectations, minimal drama.

Why charter ELEMENTS instead of another 80m: because you get a near‑new (2019) yacht that can legally and comfortably host up to 24 guests, with a real spa, real beach club, apartment‑style owner’s deck and a toy list that matches the hardware. If your brief is “bring everyone” and still feel like you’re in a private club, this is the one that actually fits the spec.