55m Amels GALENE Lists Charter From $315,000 After 2025 Refit
The 55-metre Amels GALENE is on the current charter market from $315,000 per week following a 2025 refit, accommodating 12 guests in five cabins.
Current broker listings place the 63-metre Rossinavi UTOPIA IV at $475,000 per week for the 2026/27 winter season following recent refit work.
Rossinavi's 63-metre UTOPIA IV enters the 2026/27 winter charter period with current broker listings from $475,000 per week plus expenses. IYC shows Bahamas and United States availability around the 30 September to 1 October seasonal handover, while Northrop & Johnson also publishes a $475,000 low-season rate.
IYC lists UTOPIA IV at $475,000 per week in the Bahamas and United States on 30 September, with the winter programme continuing from 1 October through April at $475,000 to $505,000. Northrop & Johnson separately shows the 2026/27 winter low rate at $475,000.
The agreement between two current brokerage pages provides a useful check on the base rate, although individual charter costs still depend on taxes, expenses, itinerary and availability. Neither figure should be interpreted as a fixed all-inclusive holiday price.
UTOPIA IV was built by Rossinavi in 2018 and is listed at 63 metres with six cabins for 12 guests. IYC gives a 24-knot cruising speed and 28-knot maximum speed, unusually high figures for a yacht of this length and guest capacity.
Northrop & Johnson lists a 2.2-metre draft and a broad inventory of water toys, while the exterior programme includes a glass-bottom pool and beach club. Those dimensions and features support a charter profile that combines fast repositioning with substantial guest space.
Royal Yacht International announced a sales central agency earlier in 2026 after extensive 2025/26 works, and its current material describes an updated asking price of $34.9 million. IYC's charter specification likewise identifies a 2026 refit alongside the original 2018 build date.
The precise scope of refit work should be verified through technical records during a purchase process rather than inferred solely from brokerage language. For charter clients, the relevant point is that the yacht is being marketed after a recent yard period with a refreshed current programme.
UTOPIA IV is visible simultaneously in the sale and charter markets, giving the owner exposure to buyers while maintaining an operating programme. That is common among large yachts but requires careful scheduling because a sale inspection, maintenance period and charter commitment can compete for the same calendar.
The late-September newsroom angle is the transition into the published winter charter window, not a claim that the yacht is newly launched or newly refitted today. The live broker pages remain the best reference for subsequent availability changes.
Official and current sources: iyc.com; www.northropandjohnson.com; www.royalyachtinternational.com.
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The 55-metre Amels GALENE is on the current charter market from $315,000 per week following a 2025 refit, accommodating 12 guests in five cabins.
The 48-metre Delta Marine HH NOVERRA, originally delivered as ROCHADE, is available for charter from $225,000 per week following a 2022 refit.
The 52-metre Amels LA MIRAGE is available for Mediterranean charter from €260,000 per week, accommodating 12 guests across six cabins.
The 60-metre Amels COME TOGETHER enters the 2026/27 winter charter season from $490,000 per week after a 2025 refit and equipment updates.
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