Soulmate Superyacht

Soulmate burns 215 litres an hour, cruises at 14 knots and tops out at 20 – the working numbers of a 113ft (34m) superyacht drawn by Team 4 Design, built by Dreamline in 2016 and refitted in 2021.

Accommodation and crew

Five cabins sleep ten guests. The full-beam master keeps the main deck to itself, with its own bathroom, a wardrobe you can walk into and a private owner's area forward on the bow, while the lower deck holds three doubles and a twin, each with an ensuite. A crew of six runs her.

Comfort under way

At rest and under way alike, her stabilisers hold the roll down, so the yacht feels settled at anchor overnight and steady when she is making way.

On deck

Soulmate's sundeck carries a bar and a jacuzzi, with room for dining in the open air. A balcony folds down on her port side to open the saloon to the water, and the swim platform makes getting in and out of the sea straightforward.

Water toys

A 16ft Williams tender runs guests ashore. Two Seadoos mean a pair of riders can go out together, and there is a Wave Runner besides, plus two Seabob F5S; anyone happier being towed has waterskis, a wakeboard and a ring, while two paddleboards, a kiteboard and gear for snorkelling and fishing round out what she carries.

Where she cruises

Amalfi in Italy is her home port, and a second base at Split means a hire can begin from either. She cruises Italy, Croatia, France, Monaco and Malta.

Charter notes

She suits a family or two couples travelling together, with July and August her busiest months, and she charters by the week. Twelve can be aboard for a day on the water, so there is room for company beyond those in the cabins.