EMIR Yacht Charter

Start with the headline glitch: EMIR is an 82.5m / 270ft charter-built superyacht that legally carries up to 28 guests in 14 cabins, then gives them a private spa, full cinema, floating beach club and a limo tender to arrive in. This is not “a bit larger than usual”; this is the category you book when you want your own small convention at sea.

Why you stop scrolling here: EMIR is one of the very few yachts on the market that can host 28 guests in proper staterooms and still feel spacious. A Royal Master Suite with floor‑to‑ceiling windows, skylight and private balconies sits on the upper deck; VIPs, doubles and twins fill out the guest list without anybody getting the short straw. Launched in 2004 and surgically refit in 2022, she’s effectively a modern charter platform wearing a classic steel hull.

Hardware for actually using the yacht: a cinema room with an 8K Mini‑LED screen for when “movie night” turns into a full‑scale premiere; a serious spa zone with massage room, beauty salon and sauna; a real gym with commercial‑grade kit and open‑air views; and a deck jacuzzi up top for the inevitable “we’ll just have one more drink” moment. A conference room and business setup mean you can run board meetings, product launches or offsites without pretending the Wi‑Fi is “good enough.”

Water is not just a backdrop: EMIR carries a limo tender and a high‑performance RIB, three modern Sea‑Doo jet skis, e‑foil, jetpack, flyboard, Seabobs, kayaks, paddleboards, an inflatable slide, aquapark and a custom floating island that turns the stern into a pop‑up beach club with docking for toys. Full scuba and snorkel kit on board means you don’t just look at the water from the sundeck; you go and live in it for a while.

Who this yacht is really for: large families, multi‑family groups and corporate charters who actually need 20‑plus beds and don’t want to compromise on space, entertainment or service. EMIR is a charter‑oriented, SOLAS‑classed yacht with 28 crew, at‑anchor stabilisers and six voluminous decks designed around groups: multiple salons, piano bar, big dining setups and enough separate zones that everyone can disappear without leaving the ship. If you’re planning a gathering that would normally require a hotel buy‑out, this is the floating alternative.