The Palm Superyacht

Refitted in 2026, The Palm comes to her guests as a 121ft (37m) Canados superyacht built in 2019, her modern interior lit through panoramic windows that bring the daylight indoors. Outside she is drawn to a sporting, contemporary line, and inside the finish is in premium materials with careful detailing.

Where she cruises

Her home port is Ibiza, in Spain, and from there her range runs through France and Monaco to Italy and Malta. The Balearics of Spain, the South of France and the Italian coast are the waters she works, and for a guest that means bays to anchor in and harbour towns to step ashore in.

Accommodation and crew

A king-bed master, two queen cabins and two twin cabins sleep ten guests, and by day she can carry twelve. The master runs the full beam of the hull, and its two balconies fold out over the water on either side, which turns the cabin into an open terrace on the sea with air and view from both sides. Five crew look after the ten guests – a crew member for every two – and July and August are her fullest months.

Comfort under way

The Palm cruises at 24 knots and reaches 27, so a long run of coast falls behind her quickly and the next anchorage comes sooner. Stabilisers work at zero speed as well as under way, taking the roll out of the hull while she lies at anchor and again while she is moving at pace.

On deck

Her outside decks are arranged for sunbathing and for the party to sit together, with room to spread out, and a swim platform at the waterline gives the easiest way into the sea and back out of it.

Water toys

Two e-foils and two Seabobs ride with her, so two guests can be out on each type at the same time, alongside a stand-up paddleboard, water skis and a wakeboard for anyone who wants a tow, inflatable toys and snorkelling gear. A 16ft BSC tender with room for five passengers takes guests ashore to coves and beach landings.

Charter notes

The Palm suits two couples sharing her or a family, and she is available for hire by the week. Her two twin cabins convert to doubles, so the sleeping plan changes with the party that comes aboard: doubles for couples, twins where two single beds are wanted.