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super yacht
motor yacht
73.2m
Length
7
Cabins
12
Guests
24
Crew
Verified vessel
The vessel
Laurel is a 73.2m Delta Marine motor yacht (built 2006, refit 2014), designed by Donald Starkey with a distinctive blue hull, for 12 guests in 7 cabins and a crew of 24.
73.2m
Length
12
Guests
7
Cabins
24
Crew
Length overall73.2m
Cabins7
Guest capacity12
Crew24
Cruising speed13 knots
Year built2006
BuilderDelta Marine
Yacht typeMotor Yacht
Aboard
Four things to notice
1
3 Tenders
Aboard Laurel, 3 tenders is part of the standard charter — set up by the crew before you board, and reset before you wake.
2
Jet Skis & SeaBobs
Aboard Laurel, jet skis & seabobs is part of the standard charter — set up by the crew before you board, and reset before you wake.
3
Scuba (2 instructors)
Aboard Laurel, scuba (2 instructors) is part of the standard charter — set up by the crew before you board, and reset before you wake.
4
Rock Climbing Wall
Aboard Laurel, rock climbing wall is part of the standard charter — set up by the crew before you board, and reset before you wake.
The voyage
Cruising grounds
Laurel sails 2 distinct cruising grounds across the year. Each charter follows one ground, chosen by season — you don't cover them all in a single voyage.
Availability
Check your dates
Availability is confirmed personally with the captain. Share the dates you have in mind and your concierge replies — usually within a few hours, day or night.
We never show a date as free until the captain confirms it.
Standard inclusions
On board
3 Tenders
Jet Skis & SeaBobs
Scuba (2 instructors)
Rock Climbing Wall
Waterslide
Elevator
Gallery
Inside Laurel
7 photos · click to enlarge
What is included
In the charter
Dedicated professional crew
Full yacht use during your charter
Bespoke itinerary planning
Welcome champagne & canapés
All non-motorised water sports equipment
Standard fuel allowance
Linens, towels, and toiletries
24/7 concierge support
Plan your voyage
Ask Aetheria
Our concierge AI drafts itineraries against the live fleet — compare Laurel with similar vessels, score the season, or sketch a week day-by-day. The concierge confirms anything you tentatively pin in under 24 hours.
Live availability is held off-platform. Any tentative dates you discuss with Aetheria are confirmed by the concierge inside 24 hours.
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The small print
Charter questions
How do I confirm a charter?
Send your dates and the brief — we hold them while the captain confirms the route. No card is taken at this stage. A signed charter agreement and a deposit — set by each vessel and confirmed in your proposal — confirm the booking; the balance is due before embarkation, per your charter agreement.
What is not included?
Fuel surcharge for the actual passage, port fees, food and beverage, marina dues, ground transfers, and travel insurance. We quote APA (Advance Provisioning Allowance) up front so there are no surprises.
Can the itinerary be changed?
Yes. The route is a starting point — the captain runs the final call based on weather, your party's appetite, and what the season is doing. Most guests change something on day three.
How big should our party be?
Laurel carries up to 12 guests across 7 cabins. Smaller parties get more space; larger ones still get a private charter.
Concierge · Bali time
Write to us. We read every line.
Tell us the dates, the party and the brief — our desk drafts a route and the captain confirms. Answered within a few hours during Bali office hours — in English or Bahasa. No charge until you confirm.
Good to know
Chartering Laurel
How many guests can Laurel accommodate?
Laurel takes up to 12 guests, across 7 cabins, cared for by a crew of 24.
Where does Laurel cruise?
Laurel charters in Mediterranean, Caribbean. Your captain shapes the exact route around your dates, the season and what you most want to see.
How much does it cost to charter Laurel?
Private charter of Laurel starts from $525,000 per week. The final price depends on your dates, route and length, and is confirmed in writing before any payment.