Awandra Yacht Charter

About Awandra

Awandra is a 171 ft (52 m) motor yacht built by the Italian yard Baglietto as part of its T52 series, a limited production run of nine hulls sharing the same design. She was delivered in July 2025, with exterior and interior styling by Francesco Paszkowski Design, the interior finished in collaboration with Margherita Casprini. Reported beam varies by source, from roughly 8.9 m to 9.5 m, likely reflecting different measurement points, with a draft of 2.7 m and a gross tonnage of approximately 495 to 498 GT. Charter guests number up to 10, accommodated across five cabins, with a crew of nine aboard.

Her size places Awandra among the newer generation of 50-plus-metre Italian-built yachts entering the charter market, pairing a manageable crew complement with full-beam accommodation and multi-level outdoor living space. She suits couples and smaller groups looking for a recently delivered yacht with genuine beach-club space rather than a much larger vessel’s scale, and her West Mediterranean charter base makes her a practical fit for guests cruising along the French Riviera.

Guest Accommodation

Guest capacity tops out at 10 aboard Awandra, spread across five cabins. The full-beam master suite is finished with a his-and-hers ensuite bathroom, and two further cabins are configured as convertible VIP/guest staterooms that can be arranged to suit the composition of each charter party.

That flexible cabin configuration makes Awandra well suited to smaller groups or multi-generational families who want adaptable accommodation rather than a fixed layout.

Onboard Amenities

Awandra’s signature feature is a tri-level beach club with a pool set aft, opening the yacht’s lower decks directly onto the water at anchor. A jacuzzi is fitted on the sundeck, giving guests a second option for relaxing in the open air away from the beach club level.

• Beach Club
• Deck Jacuzzi
• Swimming Pool

Cruising Performance

Awandra has a maximum speed of 16 knots and typically cruises between 11 and 12 knots, with a range of 4,500 nautical miles. That combination gives her the legs for genuine passage-making between ports while remaining comfortable at the more modest speeds most charter itineraries actually use.

Her central agent Y.CO markets her summer charter base in the West Mediterranean, making her a practical fit for itineraries combining time along the Riviera with stops along Italy‘s western coast, without requiring long open-water transits between anchorages.