Winner of the 2025 International Yacht & Aviation Award Best Design — Sailing Yacht in Monte Carlo.
Launched in 2024 with the meticulous design of Tramontana Yachts, Reposado is a luxury sailing superyacht available to charter in the Mediterranean. Reposado comfortably accommodates up to 12 guests in six cabins, with a crew of 10 on board.
Featuring the revolutionary, first-ever, statement infinity jet-pool.
Entertainment area with the raised pool, including full wet bar.
Onboard personal trainer and spa therapist.
Wide selection of water toys and equipment for all ages.
From May 01 to June 31
From July 01 to August 31
From September 01 to November 01
The Advance Provisioning Allowance (APA) is a pre-paid fund used to cover the running expenses of your yacht charter. It typically amounts to 30–40% of the charter fee and is paid in advance of your trip.
APA covers variable costs such as fuel, food and beverages, port and marina fees, local taxes, and any personalized services or requests made during the charter. The captain manages the APA on your behalf, keeping transparent records of all expenses.
At the end of the charter, any unused APA is fully refunded, while additional costs (if any) are settled based on actual expenditure.
Similar to industry standards, if you decide to cancel your charter, the agency may retain your deposit or the entire charter fee; this depends on when you communicate your cancellation. If you cancel after you have submitted your deposit but before the final installment is due, the agency is entitled to retain your deposit. If you have already paid the entire charter fee, the agency is entitled to retain the full amount but will return the Advance Provisioning Allowance (APA). Should you decide to cancel your charter, make sure to talk to your Yachters sales representative, as we can help liaise with the owner of the vessel to find an alternative date for your charter. Also, keep in mind that different contracts have different cancellation policies.
Length -- 52m / 170' 7" ft
Beam -- 8.8m / 28' 11" ft
Max speed -- 16 knots
Cruising speed -- Average 12 knots
Engine -- 2 x 750 baudouin heavy du
Year built -- 2024
Cabins -- 6
Guests -- 12
Crew -- 10
Combines professionalism with genuine warmth, led by a Captain Marin doesn’t count miles. He remembers moments. His expertise and knowledge of the Adriatic ensure smooth sailing and unforgettable journeys to its most stunning hidden gems.
With over 15 years of experience at sea, Ante Zečić has built a successful career aboard a wide range of yachts, steadily progressing through the ranks since beginning his journey in 2009. Over the past several years, he has served as captain on high-demand charter yachts, earning a strong reputation among brokers, agents, and guests for his professionalism, reliability, and calm leadership style.
Stipe studied at the Maritime faculty in Split and has been working at sea since he was 16, ‘learning the ropes’ on local boats, following in his father and grandfather’s footsteps. Stipe has more than a decade worth of experience on local ships and yachts.
Ante is currently in his final year at the Maritime Faculty in Split, majoring in Engineering. Like most men from the Dalmatian coast, many of Ante’s family have worked at sea, and for him, it was his first and only choice. Ante is about to enter his fifth season at sea; he loves the diversity, excitement, and opportunities that a career at sea brings, and considers it “the best job in the world”.
A true five-star luxury experience.
Every detail was perfect.
You may choose how long to rent a yacht, depending on availability. Many charters are for one week, but some yachts offer a longer duration (multiple weeks or custom-events).
The charter rate typically includes the yacht, crew services, and necessary equipment. It usually does not include VAT or other local taxes, fuel, food & beverage provisioning, communication costs, canal or port fees, delivery/redelivery fees (if embarking/disembarking at a non-home port), or other incidental expenses.
APA is an amount set aside to cover running operational costs during your charter — for example: fuel, food and drink, port and marina charges, special requests, and on-board consumables. The percentage varies by yacht (often between ~25% – 40% of the charter fee). At the end of the charter, remaining funds are typically returned or credited accordingly.
Crew gratuities are optional, but it is customary to leave around 10 % – 20 % of the charter fee — depending on satisfaction and the level of service. Usually the Captain (or your charter consultant) handles distribution to ensure all crew members are recognised.
Sail with freedom, tailored to you.
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