GENEVIEVE Yacht Charter

Start with the main feature unlock: GENEVIEVE is a 37m Dubois‑designed performance sailing yacht that actually sails hard and still behaves like a calm beach club once you stop. Think 9 guests, 4 ensuite cabins, big volume interior – but the headline is the sailing: a fast, responsive Alloy Yachts build that will comfortably punch out 13‑knot days without turning into a floating science experiment.

Outside is where she cheats the brochure: the cockpit is a modular social machine – it flips between two cocktail tables, dining plus cocktails, or one big banquette that can seat 10–12 people when everyone mysteriously “just drops by.” Add an outdoor cinema setup, a large aft swim platform and serious sunbathing space, and you’ve got a sailing yacht that behaves like a mini‑superyacht at anchor.

Below deck: proper cabins, not compromises. All guest accommodation is on the lower deck: a full‑beam master, a VIP double, another double with an additional upper berth, and a twin – all with their own shower rooms. Translation: 9 people can travel without negotiating bathroom time like a house share. Air‑conditioning, strong AV (movie server, PlayStation, satellite TV, Crestron‑controlled audio) and Wi‑Fi keep the “I’m bored” conversations short.

Toys and range: the real utility layer. GENEVIEVE comes loaded for normal humans, not just brochure bullets: 5.5m Ribtec tender, second tender for backup and beach runs, 2 Seabobs, SUPs, inflatable kayaks, waterskis, wakeboard, kneeboard, towables, snorkelling and fishing gear, even remote‑control yachts for the “captains” in the cockpit. With an impressive ~2,500nm range, she’s built to string multiple islands and longer passages together without constantly hunting for fuel.

Why charter GENEVIEVE instead of another 120‑footer: you get a genuine performance sailing experience, a very flexible social cockpit with outdoor cinema, a big‑volume 4‑cabin layout that still sleeps 9, a deep toy locker and a 6‑crew operation used to running proper, activity‑heavy charters. If you want a yacht that actually sails, but still feels like a relaxed, fully equipped holiday base once you drop the hook, this is the one that fits the brief.