Voyager I Motor Yacht

Full diving equipment travels aboard Voyager I, so guests who dive go in from the yacht herself. An 86ft (25m) motor yacht built by Algar in 2004 and refitted in 2024, she has a steel displacement hull.

On deck

Several open-air areas are set up for eating and sitting out, and the flybridge carries sunpads and seating with the sea in view. She also keeps boxing gear, a punch bag and martial arts kit aboard, so anyone who trains can carry on at sea.

Water toys

A Seadoo jet ski and a Seabob FS5 come aboard with a Flite Board, two SUP boards for two paddlers, water skis and a wakeboard, and there is tackle for fishing and gear for snorkelling. A 20ft tender carries eight ashore at a time.

Where she cruises

Valletta in Malta is her home port, and Malta's coast and bays are her cruising ground, July and August her peak months.

Accommodation and crew

Four ensuite cabins sleep eight, across two king beds, a queen and a pair of singles, and the master suite is notably spacious, with two basins in its bathroom. A crew of four runs her; the whole yacht is air-conditioned, and there is Wi-Fi aboard.

Comfort under way

Her wide beam gives her generous living space and steady footing, and stabilisers that work under way keep the roll down at her 10-knot cruise, with 15 knots available when there is ground to cover.

Charter notes

Voyager I suits a family or a group of friends, and she can be chartered for a week, for three days or for a single day. She can also be hired alongside the quay for an event with as many as twenty aboard, and twelve can be aboard for a day on the water.