SEVEN SINS Yacht Charter

Start with the party trick: SEVEN SINS has a glass‑bottom pool that doubles as a skylight for the beach club below, and that beach club can literally flood itself and turn into a drive‑in tender bay. If you’re looking for “nice sunpads and a swim ladder,” this is not that yacht.

Beach club = actual club, not a marketing term. Down at sea level you get a full gym, sauna, spa setup and fold‑down terraces that turn the stern into a water‑level lounge. One deck up, the transparent pool, Jacuzzi and stacked outdoor dining areas make the whole aft section a vertical playground rather than just somewhere to park cushions.

Inside, it’s glass and volume, not curtains and compromises. Floor‑to‑ceiling windows run through the main deck, including the full‑beam master, so you’re not paying superyacht money to stare at bulkheads. Light, clean interiors, modern AV throughout, and serious sound systems keep things firmly in the current century.

Hardware for real usage, not just brochure shots: built in 2017 and refitted in 2024, SEVEN SINS runs 5 cabins for 10–11 guests with a long‑standing crew of 11 and an award record to back up the hype. Add jetskis, Seabobs, slide, floating pool and the usual towables, and you’ve got a 52m that’s set up for people who plan to actually use the yacht all day, not just photograph it at sunset.