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The 46.35-metre Rossinavi 2 LADIES is listed for Mediterranean charter from €230,000 per week, offering six cabins for 12 guests and an accessible glass elevator.
The 46.35-metre Rossinavi 2 LADIES is currently listed for Mediterranean charter from €230,000 per week plus expenses, with IYC showing western and eastern Mediterranean availability through 30 September 2026. Delivered in 2012 and subsequently refitted, the yacht accommodates 12 guests in six cabins and combines two full-width master suites with a wheelchair-accessible glass elevator, gym, sauna and beach club.
2 LADIES accommodates 12 guests in six cabins, including two full-width master suites positioned on different decks. The remaining arrangement includes two VIP doubles, a twin and a convertible cabin, allowing the charter party to adapt the layout to couples, families or mixed groups.
Two principal suites are unusual on a yacht of this length and can be valuable when two family groups or senior guests are travelling together. The configuration avoids forcing one party into clearly secondary accommodation while still preserving a conventional 12-guest charter capacity.
IYC highlights a wheelchair-accessible glass elevator connecting the yacht's decks, providing an alternative to repeated stair use for guests with reduced mobility. Accessibility requirements vary considerably, however, so doorway widths, thresholds, bathroom layouts and embarkation arrangements should be confirmed for a guest's specific needs before booking.
The elevator is also useful for general circulation during a longer charter, particularly when guests are moving between accommodation, dining and upper-deck leisure areas. It complements the yacht's broad deck spaces rather than replacing the need for detailed planning around tenders, passerelles and shore transfers.
The main deck includes a gym while the lower deck combines a sauna with the beach-club area, giving guests several dedicated wellness spaces. A flybridge Jacuzzi, outdoor seating and dining areas add further options above, spreading activity through the yacht instead of concentrating it around one aft deck.
The watersports inventory includes jet skis, Seabobs and towable equipment, alongside tender support for transfers and coastal excursions. Individual equipment remains subject to serviceability and local regulations, so the final list should be confirmed for the charter period rather than assumed from a general online specification.
IYC currently lists both western and eastern Mediterranean charter at €230,000 per week plus expenses, with Italy, France and Spain shown in the west and Croatia in the east. The listed availability runs through 30 September 2026, making this a current end-of-season commercial position rather than an undated historical rate.
The weekly charter fee excludes operating expenses and any applicable taxes, while dates and cruising areas can change as bookings are confirmed. Prospective charterers should therefore treat €230,000 as the present base rate and obtain a date-specific quotation for the full itinerary and budget.
Official sources: iyc.com; www.northropandjohnson.com.
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