Adastra Yacht Charter

About Adastra

Adastra offers a distinctive 139 ft (42.5 m) motor yacht built by McConaghy Boats in 2012. She is set up for small groups, accommodating up to 6 guests across 3 cabins, with a crew focused on attentive, low-key service.

Adastra’s onboard layout is designed for relaxed time together, with inviting social areas and clear sightlines to the water. Her wide beam also adds a sense of space for dining, lounging, and moving between indoor and outdoor zones.

Exterior Design & Profile

Adastra is engineered with a lightweight composite construction, featuring a glass-and-Kevlar sandwich hull with Corecell foam. The superstructure is moulded from carbon fibre laminate on a Nomex honeycomb core, with resin infusion used to improve quality control while reducing weight.

Many components are custom-built, giving the yacht a highly individual profile. The result is a performance-led platform that still prioritises comfort at anchor and underway.

Guest Accommodation

Adastra accommodates up to 6 guests in 3 suites, including a master suite, one VIP cabin, and one twin cabin. The bed setup includes one king, one double, and two singles, which suits families or a group of friends sharing.

Up to 5 crew members can be carried on board to support day-to-day operations, meals, and itinerary logistics. This balance keeps the experience smooth while maintaining a private feel.

Onboard Amenities

Adastra includes Wi-Fi connectivity for guests who want to stay connected while cruising. Air conditioning throughout helps keep interior spaces comfortable in warmer climates and peak summer conditions.

Her amenities are geared toward practical comfort, with a focus on easy living rather than overly formal routines. This makes her well-suited to guests who want a straightforward, high-quality charter rhythm.

Performance & Range

Adastra is powered by a Caterpillar engine, cruising at around 17 knots with a top speed of approximately 22 knots. She offers an impressive range of up to 4,000 nautical miles at cruising speed, supported by a fuel capacity of about 32,000 L (around 8,450 gal).

With a low draft of 3 ft 8 in (1.12 m), Adastra can cruise closer to shorelines and explore shallower areas. This capability is useful for island itineraries, quiet bays, and anchorages that reward a flexible approach.