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The 39-metre Rossinavi TARANSAY is currently available for Mediterranean charter from €80,000 per week, accommodating 10 guests in five cabins with seven crew.
The 39-metre Rossinavi TARANSAY is currently offered for Mediterranean charter from €80,000 per week plus expenses, with high-season pricing shown at €90,000. Delivered in 2015, the steel-hulled full-displacement yacht accommodates 10 guests in five cabins and combines a classic-inspired exterior profile with a reported cruising range of up to 3,500 nautical miles.
The current charter configuration includes a master suite, one VIP cabin and three twin cabins for a total of 10 guests. This distribution provides more twin accommodation than many yachts of similar size, which can be useful for families, mixed-age groups or parties that do not require an all-double layout.
A crew of seven supports the guest programme and the yacht's 39-metre scale keeps the onboard operation comparatively compact. The lower guest count also leaves enough separation between cabins and shared spaces for privacy during longer cruises without requiring the volume of a much larger yacht.
TARANSAY cruises at about 12 knots and is reported with a range of up to 3,500 nautical miles at an economical speed. The steel hull and full-displacement form favour stability and endurance rather than the high top speeds associated with lighter aluminium performance yachts.
That operating profile is well suited to itinerary-led cruising where the yacht spends extended periods moving between islands and coastal destinations. Actual range will still vary with speed, weather, fuel load, hull condition and hotel demand, so published figures remain specification benchmarks rather than guarantees.
Current listings place TARANSAY in the Mediterranean for the summer season, with Italy, France and Monaco among the principal cruising regions. Suggested areas include the Amalfi Coast, Corsica, the French Riviera, Liguria, Portofino, Sardinia and Saint-Tropez, giving the yacht a broad choice of coastal itineraries.
The yacht is also shown as accepting winter enquiries, although routing remains subject to her operational programme and availability. Charter guests should confirm the exact embarkation point and cruising permissions before committing to flights or shore arrangements because the yacht's location can change between bookings.
The current low-season rate starts at €80,000 per week plus expenses and the high-season rate is shown at €90,000. This positions TARANSAY below the pricing of many larger Rossinavi yachts while retaining a custom-yacht layout, five cabins and long-range cruising capability.
Headline charter rates exclude the wider operating budget and applicable taxes, and availability can change as dates are booked. The current pricing therefore provides a market reference for a 39-metre custom Rossinavi rather than a complete or guaranteed cost for every itinerary.
Official sources: www.yacht.com; www.yachtcharterfleet.com.
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