HANA Yacht Charter

Core upload to your brain: HANA is a 43m CRN that behaves like a 50m – huge volume, a sundeck that eats half the yacht’s length, and a proper deck Jacuzzi wired into your daily routine rather than tagged on as an afterthought.

Top deck is the main operating system. Most charters happen on the sundeck, and HANA leans into that: Jacuzzi, full bar, BBQ, modular lounge furniture you can reconfigure from “family lunch” to “night session” in about 30 seconds. Stabilizers running, sunpads everywhere, and 360° views while the crew keep the noise level strictly in the glassware.

Beach club = wet-side gym + launchpad. At sea level you get a proper swim platform, a gym set up in the beach club, and direct access to a toy list that looks like someone raided a watersports store: jetskis, E‑Foil, Seabobs, paddleboards, wakeboards, trampoline, towables—the whole “let’s‑not‑sit‑still” bundle. HANA is also a certified RYA training centre, which means you’re not just looking at the toys; you’re actually allowed to use them properly.

Sleep architecture for real adults. Up to 11 guests in 5 cabins, all en suite, with a full‑beam master on the main deck that comes with its own office and a private balcony big enough for a real breakfast table, not a token chair. The rest of the layout is double‑heavy, ideal for groups of couples or a mixed‑age family who don’t want to negotiate over “the good cabin.”

Old enough to be proven, new enough to feel fresh. Built in 2008 by CRN with a major refit completed in 2024, HANA is the opposite of “tired charter veteran”: stabilizers at anchor and underway, upgraded tech (including Starlink-level connectivity on recent specs), and a fully refreshed interior by Laura Pomponi/Claude Missir design lineage. Translation: classic Italian build, current‑generation living.

Why you pick HANA instead of the next 40‑something on the list: you get big‑yacht deck space, a master with a real balcony, a water‑sports program that’s actually unlocked for guest use, and a long‑standing, 9–10‑person crew who know how to run an active, family‑friendly charter without turning it into summer camp.