Bluestone Superyacht

Two e-foils travel with Bluestone, and her five cabins divide into a king, a queen and three twins, a layout that sleeps ten guests without assuming the whole party arrives in couples. She is a 102ft (31m) superyacht from Nomad Yachts, built in 2023, and the only build from that yard in the Boatcrowd fleet.

Comfort under way

Her stabilisers run at zero speed and under way alike, which means less roll lying at anchor and less again on passage. She cruises at 12 knots with 19 in hand for covering distance, and the stabilisation keeps working at both paces.

Water toys

A 17ft Boston Whaler serves as her tender for runs ashore, and her swim platform puts guests straight into the water. As well as the two e-foils, Bluestone carries a Seadoo jet ski, a Seabob, two SUP boards for two paddlers at a time, water skis and a wakeboard for those who want a tow, an Aquabana inflatable cabana, and gear for fishing and snorkelling.

Where she cruises

Her home port is the Gold Coast in Australia, with Sydney as a second base, and she works the waters of Australia and New Zealand, so a charter can begin at either base.

Accommodation and crew

Six crew sail with her, December, January and February being her peak, and that means more crew aboard than there are cabins. Air conditioning and Wi-Fi run through her, which keeps the cabins cool and the party in touch with shore.

Charter notes

Bluestone suits two couples or a family who want a crewed week and the toys to fill it, and she is also for hire by the day or half day, with twelve aboard, or for three days at a time. For an event she takes up to 100 guests, so the party that celebrates aboard can be far larger than the party that sleeps aboard.