DESTINY Yacht Charter

Step one: decide if you actually like sailing. If the answer is yes, DESTINY makes sense. This is a German Frers–designed Hylas 70 with a Kevlar‑type Twaron hull, built to be sailed properly, not just parked for photos.

Core proposition: real sailing performance plus a normal-human level of comfort. DESTINY sleeps up to 6 guests in 3 double cabins, with a full‑beam aft master and 7‑foot headroom so taller people don’t have to live hunched. All cabins are en‑suite (forward cabins share the shower), air‑conditioned and have their own TV and stereo, so coexistence with friends and family is technologically supported.

Why pick this yacht over another “nice” 70‑footer? Because it’s engineered to be light and strong (Twaron hull), so you get responsive sailing instead of sluggish cruising; because the layout is actually optimized for 3 couples, not a jigsaw of odd bunks; and because a dedicated 2‑person crew runs the boat while you handle as much (or as little) of the sailing as you like.

Entertainment layer: when you’re done playing racer, there’s a sensible set of toys: wakeboard, paddleboard, kayak, surfboard and fishing gear. Add Wi‑Fi for remote “I’m in a meeting” plausibility and climate‑controlled down below when you’ve had enough sun.

Summed up: DESTINY is for clients who want an actual sailing yacht with real performance DNA, modern comfort for six, and enough toys to avoid boredom—without paying for floating-nightclub features they won’t use.