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 55-metre Rossinavi TALEYA is on the 2026 charter market from €290,000 per week, offering six cabins for 12 guests after a 2023 refit.
The 55-metre Rossinavi TALEYA is currently listed for 2026 Mediterranean charter from €290,000 per week, rising to €320,000 in the summer high season. Built in 2008 and refitted in 2023, the yacht carries 12 guests in six cabins with a crew of 14 and is offered across both western and eastern Mediterranean cruising areas.
Arthaud lists four double cabins, one twin and one convertible cabin within TALEYA's six-cabin arrangement, giving groups flexibility in how the 12-guest capacity is allocated. The configuration is supported by a crew of 14, allowing the yacht to maintain a comparatively high service ratio during busy charter programmes.
The mix of fixed and convertible accommodation makes the yacht suitable for families as well as groups of couples. It also means a charter party does not need to rely on one cabin type, which can be valuable when guest arrangements change between bookings or when younger guests travel with adults.
The current listing records a 2023 refit, providing a relatively recent update point for a yacht originally delivered in 2008. Refit dates do not describe every individual work item, but they are relevant in a charter market where interior condition, technical reliability and guest systems can materially affect the onboard experience.
Prospective charterers should still confirm the current specification rather than assume that every system was replaced during the refit. The value of the recorded work is that it shows continued investment in the platform and helps explain why TALEYA remains positioned in the upper end of the 50-to-60-metre charter sector.
TALEYA's current charter presentation highlights an elevator, gym and Jacuzzi alongside multiple exterior relaxation and dining areas. These features are particularly useful on longer charters because they distribute guests across several decks and reduce pressure on the principal saloons and aft deck during a full 12-guest booking.
An elevator also improves circulation for guests who may find repeated stair use difficult, although accessibility requirements should always be confirmed in detail before booking. The wider leisure programme combines these fixed amenities with water-based activities, allowing the yacht to support both active and low-key days.
Summer cruising areas currently include the French Riviera, Italy and Sicily, Corsica and Sardinia, Croatia and Greece, with both western and eastern Mediterranean regions shown in the listing. The summer low rate is €290,000 per week and the high rate is €320,000, while the listed winter rate remains €290,000.
These prices are quoted before charter expenses and any applicable taxes, so the full budget will be higher than the headline weekly figure. Availability, cruising permissions and seasonal positioning can change as bookings are taken, making direct confirmation essential for specific dates and routes.
Official sources: www.arthaudyachting.com; charter.arthaudyachting.com.
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