62m Codecasa ESMERALDA Listed for Charter From $230,000 With 11 Cabins
The 62-metre Codecasa ESMERALDA is currently listed by Fraser for charter from $230,000 per week, with an unusually large 11-cabin layout for 18 guests.
The 70.2-metre Rossinavi POLESTAR is currently offered for charter from $770,000 per week, combining explorer capability with six guest cabins and extensive wellness facilities.
The 70.16-metre Rossinavi POLESTAR is currently listed for charter from $770,000 per week plus expenses, with accommodation for 12 guests in six cabins. Delivered in 2021, the steel-hulled explorer combines Italian exterior styling with an ice-class platform, a dedicated spa suite, private cinema and a large tender and watersports inventory.
POLESTAR was developed as a long-range explorer rather than a conventional Mediterranean-only motor yacht, and its current charter specification reflects that brief. The steel hull and ice-class capability broaden the range of destinations that can be considered, while the yacht's size provides the stores, crew and technical capacity needed for longer itineraries.
Explorer capability does not remove the need for route planning, permits or specialist local support in remote cruising areas. Charter destinations still depend on season, insurance, crew planning and the yacht's confirmed programme, so the classification and engineering are an enabling platform rather than a guarantee of access everywhere.
The yacht accommodates 12 guests in six cabins, including substantial owner and VIP accommodation. A sauna, hammam and massage area form part of the wellness programme, while a private cinema gives guests a separate indoor entertainment space away from the main saloons and exterior decks.
These features are significant on longer charters because they allow guests to use the yacht in different ways during passages and poor-weather periods. The layout supports both group activity and private retreat, which is especially useful when an itinerary includes several consecutive days away from major ports.
The current charter inventory includes a 10-metre Rossinavi limousine tender, a second Castoldi tender, multiple jet skis, Seabobs, e-foils, paddleboards and other watersports equipment. The combination gives the yacht practical flexibility for shore transfers, guest transport and activity at anchor.
Equipment inventories can change during the season as items are serviced or replaced, and some activities are restricted by local rules. Charterers should therefore confirm the final tender and toy list for their dates, particularly when a specific activity forms an important part of the itinerary.
IYC currently advertises POLESTAR from $770,000 per week plus expenses, while other 2026 listings show higher seasonal rates depending on dates and cruising area. The figures place the yacht in the upper charter market for modern explorer-style superyachts around 70 metres.
The base rate excludes the wider charter budget, including fuel, provisioning, berthing, taxes where applicable and other operating expenses. Availability and currency can also shift, so the current figure should be treated as a reference point rather than a fixed all-inclusive cost.
Official sources: iyc.com; www.oceanalliance.com.
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