KATINA Yacht Charter

Start with the headline glitch: KATINA is a 60m, 6‑deck party machine that can host up to 150 people on board, then calmly put 12 of them to bed in six oversized, fully convertible staterooms. Corporate event, multigenerational family trip, or “we accidentally invited everyone” charter – this is the yacht that actually has the volume to cope.

Guest hardware is unapologetically over the top. All six suites are the same generous size band, all convert between king and twin, all have ensuite bathrooms and full AV, and the aft VIPs come with fold‑down sea balconies so you can turn your cabin into a private oceanfront loge. An elevator links all decks, making the whole yacht wheelchair‑friendly instead of just “accessible in theory”.

Wellness and recovery are built in, not bolted on. You get a fully‑equipped gym (proper cardio and weights kit, not a lonely yoga mat), a dedicated massage room, sauna and on‑deck Jacuzzi. Translation: you can punish yourself on the toys all day and still show up to dinner looking like it was a spa retreat.

Speaking of toys, KATINA brings the full amusement park. Two Sea‑Doo waverunners, Seabobs, four underwater scooters, Zapata jet pack, flyboard and hoverboard, kayaks, windsurfers, wakeboards, skis, towables, a big inflatable waterpark, slide from the sundeck and an extendable floating deck. If it moves, splashes or flies above the water, it’s probably in the garage.

Night mode is a different yacht again. Massive open decks, two outdoor bars, built‑in light and sound system, and an outdoor cinema setup mean you can go from cocktail reception to full DJ‑grade party to movie night without leaving the boat. When the adults want a quieter universe, there’s a dedicated whiskey and cigar room with its own ventilation – smoke the Cohiba, not the rest of the yacht.

Why charter KATINA instead of another 60‑metre: because very few yachts combine this kind of event‑ready deck space, genuinely flexible cabin layout, elevator and accessibility, full spa‑level wellness facilities and an aggressive water‑toy arsenal in one package. If your brief is “serious group, serious fun, no one gets bored,” this is the short list.