Princess Oceana (Oceanis 51.1)

Perfect for larger groups With 6 cabins sleeping 11, this Oceanis 51.1 is genuinely well-suited to multi-generational families or groups of friends who want plenty of personal space without feeling cramped. The 2019 build means everything should be in good working order, which matters when you've got 11 people relying on the systems.

Solid practical setup You're getting the essentials that make cruising comfortable: air conditioning and heating for variable climates, a generator for reliability, and a swimming platform that groups love. The chart plotter keeps navigation straightforward, and the included dinghy opens up anchorages the big boat can't reach.

Excellent value proposition At roughly €3,655 per week with a modest €3,500 deposit, you're looking at very reasonable per-person costs when divided across 11 berths, often under €350 each. For international clients flying in, this price point leaves budget for flights and ground transfers without the charter itself becoming a financial stretch.

One practical note The operator info and base location aren't showing in the listing details, so you'll want to confirm where this yacht actually sits and whether it's convenient for your arrival airport. That's less about the boat itself and more about making sure the logistics work for your journey from the States or Europe.

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