60m Amels COME TOGETHER Sets 2026/27 Charter From $490,000

The 60-metre Amels COME TOGETHER is listed for the 2026/27 winter charter season from $490,000 per week, with a high rate of $550,000, according to current broker listings. Delivered in 2022 and refitted in 2025, the first Amels 60 combines Espen Øino exterior design with six guest cabins, a beach club and an increasingly extensive water-toy and wellness programme.

The first Amels 60 remains a reference point

COME TOGETHER was the first yacht delivered in the Amels 60 Limited Editions generation, introducing the platform’s long 27-metre sundeck, large swim platform and owner’s-suite terrace. Those features established the template subsequently used by later yachts in the series.

The current charter specification records 853 gross tonnes and accommodation for 12 guests in six cabins. A four-double and two convertible-cabin arrangement gives charter parties some flexibility without changing the yacht’s overall guest capacity.

A 2025 refit added to a young platform

Burgess records a 2025 refit, a relatively early update for a yacht delivered in 2022. The current listing highlights spa facilities including a sauna and ice bath, alongside a beach-club gym and an outdoor cinema.

A refit on a modern yacht can focus as much on guest equipment, cosmetics and serviceability as on core machinery. Prospective charterers should therefore treat the recorded refit year as evidence of recent work, while individual upgrades are best confirmed against the current charter specification.

The toy list has expanded again

Northrop & Johnson’s current inventory includes the 43-foot chase boat COME TOGETHER TOO and a 25-foot Super Air Nautique G25 ski boat described as new for summer 2026. Sea-Doos, six Seabobs, eFoils, kayaks, paddleboards and an inflatable ice bath broaden the programme around the mothership.

That combination supports both high-energy watersports and lower-key days at anchor, with the chase boat extending practical range for transfers and excursions. Availability of individual toys remains subject to maintenance and local operating rules during a charter.

Winter 2026/27 moves to the Caribbean

The winter listing gives a low rate of $490,000 and a high rate of $550,000 per week plus expenses, with the Bahamas and Caribbean among the advertised regions. The summer programme is listed from €490,000 in the western Mediterranean.

Currency, taxes and operating expenses mean the headline weekly rate is not the total charter cost. The current figures nevertheless place COME TOGETHER in a clear market bracket among modern 60-metre Amels yachts with recent refit work and a large chase-boat package.

Official sources: www.burgessyachts.com; www.northropandjohnson.com.