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Solenne's dark hull cruising past green islands

Solenne

Dark-hulled, quietly powerful, and happiest far from the crowds.

Length
55 m
Guests
12
Cabins
6
Crew
14
Builder
Vossberg
Built / refit
2017 / 2023
Beam
10.4 m
Cruising speed
12 kn

With her navy hull and long, low profile, Solenne is the yacht for those who would rather not announce themselves. Inside, warm walnut, cashmere and soft bronze make her feel like a London townhouse in summer. An explorer at heart, she carries the range and the toys to spend a week between islands without seeing a marina.

  • Expedition-grade range of 5,000 nm
  • Fold-out beach platform
  • Sky-lounge with 270° views
  • Dedicated children's playroom
  • Wellness deck with yoga instructor
  • Award-winning crew
Guests on the aft deck over blue water
A guest looking out over the water from the salon
Solenne at anchor from above
The main salon in white and warm wood

Life on board

Amenities

  • Jacuzzi on the sun deck
  • Massage room
  • Sky-lounge bar
  • Children's playroom
  • Outdoor cinema
  • Satellite Wi-Fi

Water toys

  • Limousine tender
  • Two underwater scooters
  • Wake board and water skis
  • Electric surfboards
  • Snorkelling kit
  • Fishing equipment

Cruising grounds

Kayaks in a green cove below the walls of Dubrovnik

Croatia · Adriatic

Dalmatian Coast

Season · May – September

Blue-domed churches of Santorini above the Aegean

Greece · Aegean

The Cyclades

Season · June – September

Colourful houses of Amalfi stacked above turquoise water

Italy · Mediterranean

Amalfi Coast

Season · May – October

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Good to
know

Ask us anything

What does a weekly charter rate include?

The rate covers the yacht, her crew and their insurance. Fuel, food and drink, berthing and other running costs are paid through an Advance Provisioning Allowance (APA) of around 30–35% of the rate, with every euro accounted for at the end of your charter.

How far in advance should we book?

For July and August in the Mediterranean, or Christmas in the Caribbean, we recommend booking nine to twelve months ahead. Shoulder seasons — May, June and September — can often be arranged at a few weeks' notice.

Can we design our own itinerary?

Always. Your charter director drafts a route around your wishes, and your captain adjusts it day by day for the weather. Nothing is fixed: if you love an anchorage, you stay.

A yacht at sea beneath a red sunset

Where would you
like to wake up?

Tell us the season and the company, and we will propose three yachts and an itinerary within the day.

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