67m Benetti SYMMETRY Names Remaining Caribbean Charter Windows

A new Benetti prepares for her first Caribbean season

The 67-metre Benetti SYMMETRY has been advertised with two remaining availability windows during her inaugural Caribbean yacht-charter season. The yacht was delivered in 2026 and represents the B.Now 67M Oasis platform, with an emphasis on generous outdoor areas, modern interiors and a dedicated waterside zone.

A charter news notice dated 20 October identifies the periods as 7 January to 22 February 2027 and 3 to 14 March 2027. Those are the reported availability windows at publication, not guaranteed dates that can be held without a broker's confirmation.

A first showing is also planned in Antigua

SYMMETRY is scheduled to make her international charter-market debut at the Antigua Charter Yacht Show before the winter programme. This is an opportunity for brokers to inspect the yacht and discuss its intended Caribbean operation, rather than a claim that the boat is newly constructed in the Caribbean.

The yacht is expected to serve destinations around Antigua, St Barts and the Leeward Islands, subject to guest preferences and the navigation conditions at the time of charter. Individual itineraries are arranged around weather, berthing and local entry requirements.

A waterside club forms a focal point

The B.Now Oasis design places social activities close to the sea, with a beach club, direct access from the swim platform and multiple areas for dining and lounging outdoors. A deck Jacuzzi and evening underwater lighting are among the features listed in the current charter information.

For an owner or charterer, the significance is the ability to alternate swimming, time ashore and relaxing aboard without treating them as entirely separate activities. The suitability of the swim area still depends on safe anchoring and local sea conditions.

Three tenders support guest transfers

The charter announcement identifies three tenders, including an 8.5-metre Ante Tenders limousine tender for transfers to shore. The toy list includes two Sea-Doo Spark Trixx personal watercraft, two F9 SEABOBs, two Fliteboard foilboards and an Awake surfboard.

Kayaks, paddleboards, snorkelling equipment and towable toys broaden the options for guests who prefer less powerful activities. Use of any personal watercraft depends on local law, guest qualifications, insurance and the yacht crew's safety briefing rather than availability of equipment alone.

Six guest cabins and substantial crew support

Interior arrangements by Reymond Langton Design are intended for up to twelve guests in six cabins, including a master suite, VIP and four further guest rooms in a combination of double and convertible layouts. The master accommodation includes a study, dressing room and substantial private bathroom facilities.

A complement of up to seventeen crew is indicated in the charter material. That level of service is especially relevant when a large group expects meals, excursions, water activities and wellness treatments to run smoothly within the same day.

Wellness is more than a deck feature

The advertised onboard facilities include a spa, sauna and gym, providing indoor activities alongside the beach club and exterior lounging. These rooms make a rainy afternoon or a quiet morning aboard more attractive without requiring guests to abandon the yacht for shore-based facilities.

Prospective charterers should request details of available treatments, qualifications and any additional fees. The existence of a spa does not automatically establish that a particular treatment or therapist is available during every charter.

Availability needs direct verification

The published windows are a useful starting point for families planning winter 2027, but availability, charter terms and any applicable minimum duration can change. The announcement does not establish that the dates remain unbooked until a contract has been signed and a deposit accepted.

The practical next step is to consult an authorised charter broker for the yacht's current calendar, quoted rate, taxes, running costs and cancellation provisions. Prospective guests should also consider seasonal weather, travel connections and preferred ports before finalising a Caribbean itinerary.