Absolute Motor Yacht Charter: Weekly Rates

How much does it cost to charter a Absolute motor yacht per week?

Absolute motor yachts on DMA Yachting run from $33,000 to $65,000 per week for the yacht and crew, across the 2 yachts priced in USD, from 53 to 60 ft. Most are quoted plus expenses, so budget an Advance Provisioning Allowance (APA) of about 25–35% of the charter fee on top for fuel, food, drinks and berthing, plus VAT where it applies and a crew gratuity.

Absolute charter rates by size

Rates are the published weekly charter fee for the yacht and crew, taken from each yacht’s listing; they vary by season and party size.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a 50-foot Absolute motor yacht cost to charter?

On DMA Yachting, the 2 Absolute motor yachts of 50–59 ft range from $33,000 or from €15,800 per week and take up to 6 guests in 3 cabins. Examples: Pro Tem ($33,000), Viva La Vida (€15,800).

How much does a 60-foot Absolute motor yacht cost to charter?

On DMA Yachting, the 1 Absolute motor yacht of 60–69 ft range from $65,000 per week and take up to 4 guests in 3 cabins. Examples: ZENITH ($65,000).

How much does a 70-foot Absolute motor yacht cost to charter?

On DMA Yachting, the 1 Absolute motor yacht of 70–79 ft range from €50,000 per week and take up to 8 guests in 4 cabins. Examples: SEMELA (€50,000).

How many guests can a Absolute motor yacht take?

Absolute motor yachts on DMA Yachting sleep 4 to 8 guests in 3 to 4 cabins; the most common layout takes 6 guests.

Which Absolute motor yachts can I charter?

DMA Yachting lists 4 Absolute motor yachts. The largest is SEMELA at 75 ft and the newest is Pro Tem, built in 2026.