Angelique Yacht Charter

About Angelique

Angelique is the newest and largest yacht ever delivered by Turquoise Yachts, an 87 meter (285’5″) flagship that only just left the builder’s Istanbul yard in 2026. Built under the project name Vento during construction, she now charters as Angelique. She has yet to complete her first full charter season, which puts her among a small handful of superyachts this size available to book anywhere in the world right now.

Guest Accommodation

Angelique sleeps up to 12 guests in seven cabins: a full-beam master suite, two VIP cabins, three double cabins and a further convertible cabin that can flex to suit group size or guest preference. The master suite occupies its own private deck forward, giving the owner’s party a genuine separation from the rest of the accommodation, a layout more common on the largest yachts in this class.

A crew of 27 runs the yacht, a ratio well above two crew per guest, which on a vessel this size translates into genuinely attentive service without feeling overstaffed.

Onboard Amenities

An elevator connects the decks for guests who prefer not to use the staircase, and the beach club at water level opens the yacht directly onto the sea, complete with a drive-in tender garage that keeps launch and recovery discreet. A dedicated gym and a swimming pool round out the wellness and recreation spaces.

Angelique carries a fleet of three tenders, led by an 8.7 meter (28’7″) Limo Tender for fast, comfortable transfers ashore or between anchorages.

• Beach Club
• Gym
• Swimming Pool

Design and Performance

H2 Yacht Design handled both the exterior profile and the full interior scheme, continuing a long-running partnership with Turquoise that spans more than a decade of new builds. Inside, the design draws on an Art Deco inspired palette of dark woods, cream tones and rich accent colors, worked into curved joinery throughout the guest areas.

An open staircase links the decks and brings natural light down through the interior, a detail that gives the lower guest areas a brightness not always found on yachts of this volume.

Twin Caterpillar engines give Angelique a cruising speed of 14 knots and a top speed of 16 knots, figures that reflect her full-displacement hull rather than a planing or semi-displacement design built for speed. That hull form trades outright pace for a smoother, more stable ride at sea and better fuel efficiency over longer legs.