Condor (Felix 37)

Who it suits This is a day-boat or short-hop vessel built for groups and social gatherings rather than multi-day cruising, 14 berths in 1 cabin means it's more "party platform" than overnight accommodation. Perfect if you're chartering with a large friend group or corporate team who plan to base themselves ashore and use the boat as a floating social hub.

Standout features The teak deck, swimming platform, snorkeling gear, and water maker are genuinely useful touches for Mediterranean or tropical cruising. Wi-Fi and a bow thruster add practical comfort, and at 12 metres with a motor, you'll have zero faffing about with sails, just turn the key and go where you want.

Value question The €350 deposit is refreshingly low, but we'd need to see the weekly charter rate to comment on overall value. For a 2025 motor vessel with those creature comforts and a social-focused layout, pricing will likely be competitive, just confirm fuel costs and whether the operator includes crew or expects you to self-drive.

One caveat One cabin for 14 people means sleeping arrangements will be tight and intimate; this works brilliantly for day trips but would be cramped for overnight stays. If anyone in your group expects privacy or proper sleeping comfort, this isn't your boat.

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