Bestia Superyacht

Twelve guests can be aboard Bestia by day where eight stay the night, and a full stabilisation system keeps the deck level for the wider daytime party as much as for the eight who sleep aboard. She is a Sanlorenzo superyacht of 108ft (33m), new for 2024, laid out with two saloons inside rather than a single room.

Comfort under way

Those stabilisers act at zero speed and under way alike. At 31 knots she runs quietly, and once the anchor is down the same system keeps her from rolling where she lies, so the movement guests feel at speed and at rest is kept small.

On deck

Her decks are generous, and the sundeck is shaded across its whole area by a hardtop that retracts and a bimini added to it, which gives cover to sit under or open sky when the top is drawn back. A swim platform gives a step down into the water.

Water toys

Seven toys travel with her. A 15ft Williams jet tender goes ashore and tows the wakeboard and the towable toys, the pair of paddleboards put two people on the water at the same time, and there are inflatables, a Seabob and snorkelling gear for looking beneath the surface.

Where she cruises

Santorini in Greece is her home port and Greek waters are where she operates, her high season falling in July and August, so a yacht charter aboard her starts from Santorini.

Accommodation and crew

Four cabins sleep eight guests, a king, a queen, a double and a twin, and some of them open directly to the sea. A crew of five look after those eight guests, and the layout keeps guest spaces and crew spaces apart.

Charter notes

Bestia suits a family or a group of friends and is hired by the week, and her beach area is the part of her that brings the whole party down to the water.