Last updated: October 2026
Feadship is a Dutch builder of custom superyachts, and we list 14 of its yachts for charter. This page ranks the 10 biggest, from #10, the smallest of the ten, up to #1, the biggest, by the length on each yacht’s listing. They run from 154 to 204 feet. Weekly rates start from $140,000 (BG) and from €140,000 (KASSANDRA), and the biggest, FOS, lists from €450,000 to €515,000 per week. After the countdown, four smaller Feadships between 126 and 148 feet round out the fleet.
Nine of the ten were launched between 1979 and 2000, and all nine list a refit since then, most of them in the last five years. The newest is ROCK.IT, from 2014. Every yacht figure below is from her listing at the time of writing, and the full rate table sits on our Feadship charter rate list.
Weekly charter fees for the ten ranked Feadships on this page run from about $140,000 per week to $299,000 per week for the yachts priced in dollars, and from about €140,000 per week to €450,000 per week for those priced in euros, before APA and taxes. These are the lowest and highest starting rates; each yacht’s own range runs higher, so ask us for your dates.
Which Feadship for Which Group
Feadship builds one-off yachts, not model families, so the table gives each yacht’s own length rather than a model. Each yacht below is chosen only from the facts on her listing.
| Your group | Length | From this page |
|---|---|---|
| Two or three couples, a first superyacht week | BG 154 ft, REVERIE 165 ft | BG: 12 guests in 6 cabins, a climbing wall and slide, e-foils. REVERIE: 12 guests in 6 cabins, five with king beds. |
| A family with young children | OCTOPUS 158 ft | OCTOPUS: 12 guests in 5 cabins, a netted safety enclosure round the sundeck, and a crew her listing says is used to children on board. |
| A big-party week, 12 guests | KASSANDRA 157.5 ft, HIGHLANDER 162 ft | HIGHLANDER: 12 guests plus one supernumerary in 7 cabins, zero-speed stabilisers, DJ gear. KASSANDRA: 12 guests in 7 cabins, stabilisers underway and at anchor. |
| Divers and long passages | TELEOST 161 ft | TELEOST: 12 guests in 5 cabins, a listed range of 4,500 nautical miles, Nitrox and a hyperbaric chamber. |
| The most space on board | ROCK.IT 197 ft, FOS 204 ft | FOS: 204 ft and 1,078 gross tons, 12 guests in 7 cabins, a guest lift, gym and sauna. ROCK.IT: 197 ft, 11 guests in 5 cabins, a full-beam layout. |
What Makes a Feadship
Feadship was founded in the Netherlands in 1949, and today it is a joint venture of two Dutch shipbuilders, Royal Van Lent and Koninklijke De Vries, sharing one design office, De Voogt Naval Architects (Wikipedia). It builds custom yachts rather than series models, and on this list that shows. REVERIE is an aluminium, semi-displacement hull with a shallow draft, MIRAGE was lengthened by five metres after launch, and FOS has a guest lift serving every deck.
10. BG
“A Two-Storey Climbing Wall and Slide”
BG is a 1990 Feadship, 154 feet long, designed by De Voogt and refitted in 2015 and 2022. Her interior, in a style her listing calls a Hampton Beach House, is by Taylor Hannah, and both main-deck suites, a full-beam master and a VIP, have king beds. She takes 12 guests in 6 cabins.
The fun is on the outside: a starboard-mounted two-storey climbing wall and water slide, e-foils, six paddleboards and a 32.5 foot Intrepid tender. Her listed winter areas run from the Virgin Islands and the Leeward and Windward Islands to Cuba and the Bahamas. Rates run from $140,000 to $170,000 per week, plus APA.
Cruising areas on her listing: US Virgin Islands, Leeward Islands, Windward Islands, Dominican Republic, Trinidad & Tobago, Cuba, Bahamas, Bermuda and others.
9. KASSANDRA
“An Athens-Based Feadship”
KASSANDRA is a 1989 Feadship, 157.5 feet long, refitted in 2022 and based in Athens, and her listing gives only Greek waters, the Ionian and the Aegean, for both summer and winter. She takes 12 guests in 7 cabins, and she has stabilisers both underway and at anchor.
Her toys include a Sea-Doo jet ski, paddleboards, a canoe and towables, with a Novamarine tender. Rates run from €140,000 to €160,000 per week, the higher figure in July and August, plus Greek VAT and APA.
Cruising areas on her listing: Greece – Ionian Sea, Greece – Aegean/Cyclades Sea.
8. OCTOPUS
“A Safety Net Around the Sundeck”
OCTOPUS is a 1997 Feadship De Vries, 158 feet long, with exterior styling by Guido de Groot and interiors by John Munford, refitted in 2022 and 2024. Her sundeck has a 10-person Jacuzzi and a custom safety enclosure, a fine, low-profile net that runs the full perimeter and keeps small children contained without blocking the view, and her listing says the crew is used to having children on board.
She takes 12 guests in 5 cabins, and each of her two twin staterooms has a Pullman berth. The toys include jet skis, SeaBobs, e-foils and paddleboards. Her listed cruising areas are the Caribbean and the Bahamas, and rates run from $200,000 to $220,000 per week.
Cruising areas on her listing: Windward Islands, Leeward Islands, US Virgin Islands, British Virgin Islands, Bahamas.
7. TELEOST
“A Dive Yacht for the Pacific”
TELEOST is a 1998 Feadship, 161 feet long, refitted in 2023, and she is the only yacht on this list working the Pacific: Fiji, Vanuatu, Tonga, Papua New Guinea, the Solomon Islands, Palau, New Zealand and Australia’s Great Barrier Reef and Kimberley coast. Her listing gives a range of 4,500 nautical miles.
She is set up for diving, with Nitrox, dive compressors, dive equipment for 8 guests and a hyperbaric chamber. She takes 12 guests in 5 cabins, and the toys include e-foils, SeaBobs and a 5 metre water slide. Rates run from $195,000 to $220,000 per week.
Cruising areas on her listing: Fiji, Vanuatu, Tonga, Papua New Guinea, Solomon Islands, Australia, New Zealand, Palau.
6. HIGHLANDER
“Refitted in 2026, Built for Entertaining”
HIGHLANDER is a 1986 Feadship, 162 feet long, designed by Bannenberg & Rowell and refitted in 2026. She is still made for entertaining, with DJ gear and a state-of-the-art sound system on board.
She takes 12 guests plus one supernumerary in 7 cabins, with zero-speed stabilisers. Her listed summer areas run right across the Mediterranean, from the Riviera and Corsica to Greece, Turkey and Cyprus, and her winter areas across the Caribbean and the Bahamas. The rate is from €170,000 per week, plus 35% APA.
Cruising areas on her listing: French Riviera, Provence Coast & Marseille, Corsica, Greece, Turkey, Cyprus, Turks and Caicos, US Virgin Islands, British Virgin Islands and others.
5. REVERIE
“A Towed 36 Foot Yellowfin Tender”
REVERIE is a 2000 Feadship, 165 feet long, formerly named BROADWATER. She had a major refit in 2017 and a machinery and soft-goods upgrade in 2025. She is an aluminium, semi-displacement Feadship, and her listing calls her shallow-draft, at 2.29 metres.
She takes 12 guests in 6 cabins, five with king beds, two of which convert to twins. Behind her she tows a 2023 Yellowfin 36, and the toy list adds a 21 foot Castoldi jet tender, wave runners, SeaBobs, e-foils and a large inflatable beach club with a netted pool. Her summer areas are Italy, Croatia and Montenegro, and her winter areas the Virgin Islands and the Leeward and Windward Islands. Rates run from $255,000 to $295,000 per week.
Cruising areas on her listing: Italy, Croatia, Montenegro, US Virgin Islands, British Virgin Islands, Leeward Islands, Windward Islands.
4. PEGASUS
“Pool and Jacuzzi, Based in Athens”
PEGASUS is a 1997 Feadship, 173 feet long, refitted in 2009 and based in Athens, with Greece, Turkey and Croatia as her cruising areas. She takes 12 guests in 6 cabins: a master suite on the main deck, two VIP suites and three twin staterooms on the lower deck, each twin with a Pullman berth.
On deck there is a swimming pool as well as a Jacuzzi, and the toys include an 8.8 metre tender, jet skis and two e-foils. Rates run from $250,000 to $275,000 per week, plus APA and taxes.
Cruising areas on her listing: Greece, Turkey, Croatia.
3. MIRAGE
“Five Metres Longer Than When She Was Built”
MIRAGE was launched in 1979 as the 48 metre DARIA. In 2007 a 10-month refit at Pendennis added a five metre extension to her stern, which is how a 1979 hull came to be 174 feet long today, and she was refitted again in 2020. Her interior is by Design Unlimited, and a new bridge has been fitted.
She takes 12 guests in 8 cabins, the most cabins of any yacht here, with a large mosaic Jacuzzi on the sundeck, two jet skis, an e-foil and paddleboards. Her cruising areas are in the north: the UK, Ireland, Norway and Iceland. Rates run from €200,000 to €220,000 per week.
Cruising areas on her listing: UK & Northern Ireland, Norway, Ireland, Iceland.
2. ROCK.IT
“The Newest Feadship on the List”
ROCK.IT is a 2014 Feadship, 197 feet long and refitted in 2023, and she is the youngest yacht in this ranking. She pairs a sporty, modern exterior with a classic interior of mahogany, sycamore panelling, onyx, and the full-beam layout keeps the rooms wide.
She takes 11 guests in 5 cabins. There is a fold-out balcony on the main deck and a sundeck Jacuzzi, and in the Bahamas and the Caribbean she carries a 42 foot Freeman tender, with fishing programmes on request. Her summer area is the Bahamas, and her winter areas the Bahamas and the Caribbean. Rates run from $299,000 to $380,000 per week.
Cruising areas on her listing: Bahamas, Windward Islands, Leeward Islands, British Virgin Islands, US Virgin Islands.
1. FOS
“204 Feet, With a Guest Lift”
FOS is the biggest Feadship we list: 204 feet (62.3 metres), built at the Royal Van Lent yard in 2000 with exterior lines by De Voogt. A major refit in 2024 to 2026 included an interior refit by List of Austria to designs by Tino Zervudachi of Paris. At 1,078 gross tons she has room for a guest lift serving every deck, a gym, a sauna and a large plunge pool on deck.
She takes 12 guests in 7 cabins, with two tenders of about 8.3 metres, jet skis, e-foils and SeaBobs. Her listed summer areas include Greece’s Ionian and Aegean Seas, Italy, Corsica and Cyprus, and her winter areas Greece, the Riviera, Provence and Corsica. Rates run from €450,000 to €515,000 per week, plus APA.
Cruising areas on her listing: Greece, Italy, French Riviera, Provence Coast & Marseille, Corsica, Cyprus.
A Sample Week: Athens and the Cyclades on KASSANDRA
A seven-night route from our published itinerary, Athens loop · Cyclades via Naxos, shown here with KASSANDRA, whose listing names Greece’s Ionian and Aegean/Cyclades Sea. It is a suggested route, subject to weather and the captain’s discretion, and the distances are planning estimates.
- Day 1, Athens to Kea, 43 nm. Walk up to the Archaic lion cut into the rock above Ioulida, then swim at Spathi Beach.
- Day 2, Kea to Syros, 39 nm. Neoclassical Ermoupoli, then the steps up to medieval Ano Syros.
- Day 3, Syros to Naxos, 30 nm. The marble Portara doorway at the harbour, then the Venetian old town.
- Day 4, Naxos to Paros, 18 nm. The Venetian fort at the mouth of Naousa harbour, then a swim at Kolymbithres.
- Day 5, Paros to Sifnos, 31 nm. Revithada, the chickpea dish baked in clay, and the walled village of Kastro.
- Day 6, Sifnos to Kythnos, 33 nm. The Kolona sandbar with a beach on each side, and the hot springs at Loutra.
- Day 7, Kythnos to Athens, 48 nm. The last passage; Day 8 is a day in Athens before you travel on.
Four More Feadships, 126 to 148 Feet
The rest of our Feadship fleet is smaller. BELLA (2008, 148 feet, 12 guests) has five of her staterooms on the main deck and a VIP on the bridge deck, from €245,000 per week, cruising from Portugal and the Riviera to Croatia. NEVER ENOUGH (1992, 140 feet, 10 guests) has had an extensive refit, including new engines and decks, and carries a Boston Whaler tender rigged for fishing, from $110,000 per week in the Bahamas and the Caribbean. KATHLEEN ANNE (2009, 127 feet, 10 guests) is based in Imperia and cruises the Mediterranean, including Italy, Sicily, Sardinia, Turkey and Greece, from €140,000 per week. CALYPSO (1978, 126 feet, 11 guests) was refitted in 2025 and carries a 39 foot Nor-Tech chase boat, from $120,000 per week, with New England in summer and the Caribbean in winter.
What a Feadship Charter Costs
Across our 14 Feadships, weekly rates start from $110,000 (NEVER ENOUGH) in dollars and from €140,000 (KASSANDRA and KATHLEEN ANNE) in euros. In the top ten, the dollar-priced yachts start from $140,000 (BG) to $299,000 per week (ROCK.IT), whose range reaches $380,000 per week, and the euro-priced ones from €140,000 (KASSANDRA) to €450,000 per week (FOS), whose range reaches €515,000 per week. These are rates for the yacht and crew. On top come the APA, an advance for fuel, food, berths and running costs, typically 30 to 35% of the rate on these listings, plus VAT where the cruising area charges it and a crew gratuity at your discretion.
For the whole list with seasons, see our Feadship charter rate list, and for how the extras add up on a real week, read how much a yacht charter costs. To compare Feadship with other yards at this size, start with our superyacht charter guide.
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