While the peak summer months may be drawing to a close, September still presents prime cruising opportunities. BOAT takes a closer look at some of the finest superyachts for charter with availability in September...
Whisper
Stats: Lürssen, 95.2m, 2014, 12 guests, 27 crew
Highlights: Built by Lürssen in 2014 with striking exterior lines by Espen Øino and interiors by Reymond Langton Design, Whisper fuses high glamour with a service-oriented layout. Across five decks, guests will find three full lounging and dining areas, a formal dining room, a double-height main saloon and a cinema. Wellness is at the heart of Whisper’s design too, with a full-service spa and two sea-level terraces that fold down from the lobby and gym to create private over-water retreats.
Accommodation is for up to 12 guests across eight staterooms. Her finish includes marble, rare woods and meticulous detailing throughout. With a cruising speed of 14 knots and a range of 7,400 nautical miles, she is as capable as she is elegant.
Whisper is available for charter with Y.CO with a weekly rate from €1,200,000. This September, she is available in Corsica and the South of France.
Lady Lara
Stats: Lürssen, 91m, 2015, 16 guests, 27 crew
Highlights: At 91 metres and nearly 3,000GT, the scale of Lady Lara is remarkable. Delivered by Lürssen in 2015, with exterior and interior design by Reymond Langton, her sweeping curves disguise a wealth of surprises within, such as a swimming pool that transforms into a nightclub, Damien Hirst artworks commissioned especially for the yacht, plus an entire deck dedicated to the owner, complete with a private spa tub and winter garden dining area.
Her interiors nod to old Hollywood with snowy sycamore, white onyx and custom Fendi furnishings, softened by curves and bathed in natural light from floor-to-ceiling windows and fold-down balconies. Beyond her glamour, she is a true oceangoing ship, equipped with a touch-and-go helipad, long cruising range and a spa and wellness area that was well ahead of its time when built, complete with hammam, massage suite and even an ice fountain.
Her interiors nod to old Hollywood glamour with snowy sycamore, white onyx and custom Fendi furnishings, softened by curves and bathed in natural light from floor-to-ceiling windows and fold-down balconies. Beyond her glamour, she is a true oceangoing ship, equipped with a touch-and-go helipad, long cruising range, and a spa and wellness area that was well ahead of its time, complete with hammam, massage suite and even an ice fountain.
Lady Lara is available for charter with Y.CO with a weekly rate from €1,400,000.
Luna
Stats: Oceanco, 90m, 2018, 12 guests, 30 crew
Highlights: Delivered by Oceanco in 2018, Luna is a 90-metre superyacht that impresses on every level. Her bold exterior by Luiz de Basto Design and refined interiors by Nuvolari Lenard and Valentina Zannier offer nearly 3,000GT of space, with a layout which is both grand yet private. Accommodation is for 12 guests across seven cabins, supported by an impressive crew of 30.
Wellness is at the heart of the experience on board Luna. She boasts a full spa complete with hammam, sauna and dedicated massage and beauty salon, alongside a gym with floor-to-ceiling windows and a freshwater pool with counter-current. An expansive beach club opens at the waterline, setting the stage for her vast collection of toys and watersports equipment.
Luna is available for charter with Large Yacht Corp with a weekly rate from €1,200,000. Available for charters until 21 September, she is based in Monaco and operates throughout the South of France, Sardinia, Corsica, and the Italian coast.
Alfa Nero
Stats: Oceanco, 82m, 2007 (2024), 12 guests, 26 crew
Highlights: Few yachts have left as indelible a mark on the industry as Alfa Nero. Launched by Oceanco in 2007 with exterior styling by Nuvolari Lenard and interiors by Alberto Pinto, she remains one of the most recognisable yachts on the planet after her 2024 refit. Her instantly recognisable silhouette, with its black hull and sweeping lines, heralded a new era of design, while her innovative aft deck pool (the first of its kind) became a blueprint for the modern superyacht. At the touch of a button, the infinity pool rises to deck level, transforming into a vast entertainment space complete with a bar, banquette seating and a dance floor.
Inside, Alfa Nero combines contemporary glamour with museum-quality artworks and statement pieces, from a Pleyel grand piano to bespoke furnishings by Pinto. Accommodation is for 12 guests across six versatile cabins, including a palatial master with a private terrace and Jacuzzi.
Alfa Nero is available for charter with Northrop and Johnson with a weekly rate from €650,000. She is available from Athens starting 2 September.
Axioma
Stats: Dunya Yachts, 72m, 2013 (2025), 12 guests, 21 crew
Highlights: With her striking turquoise-blue hull and bold profile, Axioma was delivered in 2013 as the debut build by Dunya Yachts. She is now fresh from a multi-million-euro 2025 refit. Her Alberto Pinto interior is designed in relaxed beach-house style, full of colour and light, with the spectacular centrepiece being a double-height main salon that rises to a mezzanine level.
Accommodation is for 12 guests in six cabins, all positioned on the main deck or above to maximise natural light and sea views. The private master suite has its own terrace. Further standout features on board include a cinema and spa with steam room, and a fully equipped gym on the top deck. On deck, an infinity pool and vast alfresco dining table set the stage for celebrations at sea.
Axioma is available for charter with Northrop and Johnson with a weekly rate from €450,000. She is available now in Imperia.
Sherakhan
Stats: Vuyk en Zonen, 70m, 1965 (2005), 26 guests, 19 crew
Highlights: With space for up to 26 guests, Sherakhan is in a league of her own for large charters. Originally built in the Netherlands and extensively refitted to luxury standards, she has become one of the most versatile discovery yachts on the water. Her volume of 1,945GT allows for a spectacular range of amenities, including a soaring seven-metre atrium that forms the heart of the yacht, complete with a chandelier and a 26-seat dining table.
On deck, highlights include an 18-person glass-bottomed Jacuzzi, expansive alfresco dining, and generous lounging areas across multiple levels. Inside, her interiors combine light woods, a fresh white palette, and a touch of worldliness, with curios, first editions and bespoke furnishings throughout. Accommodation spans 13 cabins.
Sherakhan is available for charter with Y.CO with a weekly rate from €595,000.
Okto
Stats: ISA, 66.4m, 2014, 11 guests, 16 crew
Highlights: Okto is a 66.4-metre superyacht that blends striking design with cutting-edge engineering. Built by ISA Yachts in 2014 with naval architecture by BMT Nigel Gee, she boasts remarkable sound and vibration insulation, fuel efficiency and a top speed of 18 knots. Her dramatic profile is matched by standout features such as a 20-foot infinity pool with contra-flow current, which connects directly to the main salon through retractable glass doors.
Accommodation on board is for 11 guests across six staterooms, including a main deck master suite with private balcony, a panoramic VIP and four further cabins on the lower deck. A lift connects her four decks, ensuring easy access to all spaces.
Okto is available for charter with Worth Avenue Yachts with a weekly rate from $480,000.
Soundwave
Stats: Benetti, 63m, 2015 (2025), 12 guests, 15 crew
Highlights: With her gleaming Art Deco interior by Candy & Candy and a rare dual-master layout, Soundwave is one of the most distinctive charter yachts in the Benetti fleet. The yacht for charter was delivered in 2015 and is fresh from an extensive 2025 refit. Her upper-deck master suite offers panoramic views across the bow and access to a private foredeck pool, while a second master on the main deck provides a spacious retreat with a study, dressing room and powder room.
Entertainment is a guiding principle on board. The sun deck is a resort-style escape, complete with spa-inspired pool, fluted bar and generous sunpads, while the upper deck aft is home to a 14-seat dining table and a bar carved from a tonne of Italian stone. Inside guests can retreat to the mosaic-tiled steam room, the marble treatment room or the relaxed sky lounge with its art deco cocktail bar.
Her toybox is equally impressive, featuring a range of items from jet skis and flyboards to waterslides and trampolines, catering to younger guests.
Soundwave is available for charter with Edmiston with a weekly rate from €650,000. She is offering a 20 per cent discount in September in the Western Mediterranean.
Memories
Stats: Amels, 60m, 2025, 12 guests, 14 crew
Highlights: Delivered in 2025 by Amels, Memories is one of the newest additions to the global charter fleet. With exterior styling by Espen Øino and interiors by Harrison Eidsgaard, she combines modern lines with warm, welcoming spaces designed for both relaxation and entertainment.
Accommodation on board is for 12 guests across six cabins, served by a crew of 14. Her expansive deck areas include a sun-drenched sundeck with panoramic views and a beach club that provides seamless access to the sea.
Memories is available for charter with Moran Yacht and Ship with a weekly rate from €485,000.
Zenji
Stats: Perini Navi, 55.9m, 2005 (refit 2022), 12 guests, 9 crew
Highlights: A classic Perini Navi sailing yacht with a modern edge, Zenji is a 55.9-metre ketch that combines pedigree design with contemporary style. Delivered in 2005 and comprehensively refitted in 2022, she emerges with refreshed interiors that balance sophistication and functionality.
Accommodation is for up to 12 guests in six cabins, including a full-beam master suite. Out on deck, guests can relax in the Jacuzzi with sweeping views across the horizon or make the most of her spacious decks for sunbathing and dining. As with all Perini Navi yachts, sailing performance is a key part of the experience, blending comfort with exhilarating speed under sail.
Zenji is available for charter with Cecil Wright with a weekly rate from €200,000. She is available between 8 and 22 September in the South of France and Italy.
Mischief
Stats: Baglietto, 54m, 2006 (refit 2024), 12 guests, 14 crew
Highlights: With an LOA of 54 metres, Mischief is one of the largest charter yachts based in Australia. She was delivered by Baglietto in 2006 and later underwent a $15 million refit in 2024. The result is a refreshed, fashion-forward yacht that balances elegance with playful energy. Her interiors, styled by iBl, combine deep blues and crisp whites with vibrant splashes of colour and gold, creating chic entertaining spaces that feel both luxurious and relaxed.
Accommodation is for 12 guests in six well-appointed cabins, making her ideal for family or group charters. She is equally adept at hosting large-scale events, with capacity for up to 100 guests for a sit-down function or 180 for a cocktail party.
Mischief is available for charter with Ahoy Club and is available from 24 September.
Drumbeat
Stats: Alloy Yachts, 53m, 2002 (refit 2019), 10 guests, 10 crew
Highlights: Built by Alloy Yachts in 2002 to a design by Dubois Naval Architects, Drumbeat has a celebrated history, including victory in the 2005 Rolex Transatlantic Challenge. Continually maintained and last refitted in 2019, she remains one of the most impressive sailing yachts on the charter market.
Her elegant interior was refitted in 2019 and balances rich wood tones with modern artwork and refined textiles. The full-beam master suite offers panoramic views, a king-sized bed, a walk-in wardrobe, and a marble-accented en suite with a Jacuzzi bath, while four further cabins provide versatile accommodation for up to 10 guests.
Out on deck, expansive teak spaces invite relaxation and fun. Her transom unfolds into a wide swim platform for easy access to the water, complementing a comprehensive toybox for families.
Drumbeat is available for charter with Camper and Nicholsons with a weekly rate from €210,000.
Adventure
Stats: Feadship, 52.7m, 2004 (refit 2020s), 12 guests, 12 crew
Highlights: As her name suggests, Adventure is a yacht built for fun. At 52.7 metres and 684GT, she offers the volume of a much larger vessel, with vast deck spaces, a brand-new interior design, and one of the finest toyboxes afloat. Fresh from her most recent updates, she is perfectly primed for lively September charters in the Med.
The sun deck is her showpiece: a huge Jacuzzi surrounded by sunpads, a barbecue, bar, and space for dining or even an outdoor cinema. Inflatable slides add a splash of excitement, while glass windbreaks ensure al fresco entertaining is comfortable in all weather.
Adventure is available for charter with Y.CO with a weekly rate from €250,000. She is available until 14 September from Montenegro.
Perseus
Stats: Perini Navi, 49.8m, 2001 (refit 2021), 10 guests, 9 crew
Highlights: Perseus is a 49.8-metre Perini Navi ketch that offers both performance and comfort. Delivered in 2001 and extensively refitted in 2021, she has an impressive regatta record, including wins at the Perini Navi and Loro Piana regattas, yet remains a welcoming family-friendly charter yacht in the Mediterranean.
Her interiors, by Christian Liaigre, are warm and traditional, with cherry wood cabinetry, soft furnishings and a spacious main salon that flows into a dedicated dining room. Accommodation is flexible: the full-beam master suite can either be kept as one expansive retreat, complete with its own office and marble-accented bath, or divided into two cabins to create a five-cabin layout. Alongside a further double and two twins with Pullman berths, she comfortably welcomes up to 10 guests.
Perseus is available for charter with Edmiston with a weekly rate from €185,000. She is available from 10 September in the Balearics.
Serenissima I
Stats: Mengi Yay, 47.5m, 2024, 10 guests, 9 crew
Highlights: Delivered in 2024, Serenissima I is a striking recent addition to the charter fleet. At 47.5 metres, she offers the feel of a much larger yacht, with two Jacuzzis, an elevator linking all decks, and a gentleman’s lounge with cinema room, walk-in wine cellar and drop-down balcony.
Accommodation is for 10 guests across five cabins. The master suite, located aft on the bridge deck, includes a walk-in wardrobe and en suite bathroom, and opens directly onto a private terrace with dining area, sunpads and a Jacuzzi – a secluded retreat reserved for the principal guests.
Serenissima I is available for charter with Ocean Independence with a weekly rate from €320,000
Thumper
Stats: Sunseeker, 40m, 2014 (2021), 12 guests, 9 crew
Highlights: Delivered in 2014 and a finalist at the 2015 World Superyacht Awards, Thumper remains a benchmark for Sunseeker. Following a 2021 refit, the 40-metre yacht for charter is looking as fresh as ever and available from 22 September in Naples with a discount.
Her interiors were crafted by HPM Developments and balance Hamptons-inspired elegance with Ibiza beach club energy. Vibrant bespoke artworks offset pale timbers, leathers, metals and semi-precious stones. Accommodation is for 12 guests in five cabins, attended by a crew of nine.
Thumper is available for charter with TWW with a weekly rate from €169,000. She is offering nine nights for the price of seven from the 22 September.