Solara Motor Yacht

Scuba diving gear is part of what Solara carries, and the spaces around it are laid out plainly: a dining area and saloon with its own food and drink counter, a sunbathing deck, and a sky lounge on her upper deck with the sea open on every side. She is a 75ft (23m) Custom Safari motor yacht, built in 2025.

Comfort under way

A deep V hull gives her a steady ride, and she cruises at 12 knots with 14 knots available when they are wanted. Her refreshment bar is meant for a drink while she is moving, and a Bluetooth stereo takes music straight from a guest's own device, so the drinks and the music carry on while she is under way.

On deck

Her cockpit is wide and generously seated, and a swim platform puts the water a step away. Storage is large and easy to get at, which means kit and bags stay out of the living spaces, and the main salon is her indoor room, with its own furnishings and an entertainment system.

Water toys

Her toy count comes to seven. A 22ft tender takes the party ashore, a single jet ski and two paddleboards go over the side, and a banana boat and an inflatable UFO are there to be towed. Fishing tackle and snorkelling gear round the collection out, so the water can be fished as well as swum.

Where she cruises

Male is Solara's home port and the Maldives are the whole of her cruising ground; she stays in Maldives waters the full year, with December, January, February and March as her high season.

Accommodation and crew

Five cabins sleep ten guests, and a crew of five looks after them, which is a crew member for every two aboard. Two chefs are among them, with butler and bartender service alongside, and a welcome drink and a safety briefing from the captain open the trip.

Charter notes

Solara suits a family or two couples, up to ten in all, and a charter is offered by the week, for three days, or as a day hire. By day she takes up to 35 guests, so a party well beyond the ten who sleep aboard can come out with her.