Dulche de Leche Motor Yacht

Little Leche, the Axopar 37 chase tender that travels with her, gives Dulche de Leche a second fast boat for trips ashore. The 99ft (30m) motor yacht came from Blaundus Yachts in 2021, was refitted in 2026 and once carried the name Ezgy.

Accommodation and crew

Five double cabins sleep ten guests, each with its own bathroom, and the master sits on the main deck. Twelve can be aboard for the day. A crew of five runs her, a crew member for every two guests staying the night.

Comfort under way

A steel displacement hull sets her pace: 10 knots in cruise, 14 knots maximum, and 110 litres of fuel an hour at cruising speed. Stabilisers work under way and at anchor, so there is less roll both on passage and overnight.

On deck

The beach club and swim platform open her to the water, and the sundeck above is shaded. There is seating at the bow, a gym with adjustable dumbbells, a bench and yoga mats, and an outdoor cinema for films in the open air, with Starlink keeping everyone online.

Water toys

Two Seadoo Spark jet skis put two riders out at once, and Dulche de Leche also carries two Seabobs, an e-foil, two paddleboards, water skis and a wakeboard. A jellyfish floating pool, inflatables and snorkelling gear round out the swimming.

Where she cruises

Antibes, in France, is home port for Dulche de Leche. She cruises France and Monaco and ranges on to Italy and Malta, so the coast on offer is not limited to a single stretch.

Charter notes

She is taken by the week, or for a shorter hire, her peak months being July and August. A family or two couples are her natural party, and that shorter option means she suits a quick trip as much as a full week afloat.