Axios Yacht Charter

About Axios

The 151ft (46.26m) motor yacht Axios, built by Italian shipyard Admiral Yachts in 2014, accommodates up to 12 guests across five cabins with a crew of 10. Her layout prioritises social space alongside a private retreat, which is why she consistently draws families and friend groups seeking a polished Mediterranean charter without the formality of a larger vessel.

Axios suits guests who want genuine variety in a week afloat: beach club access in the morning, a quieter anchorage in the afternoon, and deck dining in the evening. The balance of indoor volume and outdoor deck space means the charter party rarely feels crowded, regardless of whether the group is spread across the water toys or gathered for a meal.

Guest Accommodation

Axios accommodates up to 12 guests in a master suite, two VIP cabins, and two additional cabins, for a total of 12 berths. The bed configuration covers king, queen, double, Pullman, and convertible options, which gives the cabin mix enough flexibility to suit couples travelling together, families with children, or a group of friends who may not all want a double berth.

The Pullman berths are a practical detail worth noting: on yachts of this size, convertible and Pullman arrangements are often used to achieve a 12-guest capacity without compressing the cabin footprint. On Axios, those berths are distributed thoughtfully, so the layout does not feel compromised when the full guest count is onboard.

Onboard Amenities

Onboard amenities on Axios extend well beyond the standard air conditioning and Wi-Fi that most charter guests expect at this price point. The steam room, sauna, and fully equipped gym give the yacht a wellness dimension that is more commonly found on vessels 20ft (6m) longer, and the beach club adds a dedicated zone for easy water access that many comparable 150ft (45m) motor yachts do not have.

The deck jacuzzi rounds out the outdoor living options, alongside the main deck and sun deck. Full air conditioning and onboard Wi-Fi are standard throughout, and the crew of 10 provides a higher staff-to-guest ratio than most yachts at this size, which is reflected in the quality of service during the charter.

• Air Conditioning
• Beach Club
• Jacuzzi
• Satellite TV
• Starlink

Performance and Range

Axios performs well across the range of conditions common to Mediterranean and Adriatic cruising grounds. Twin Caterpillar engines deliver a cruising speed of 14 knots, a top speed of 16 knots, and a published range of 6,000 nautical miles, giving her the reach to move between the Balearics, the Italian coast, and the Croatian islands within a single charter season without extended repositioning.

Her steel hull and aluminium superstructure provide a stable platform for open-water passages, and advanced stabilisation systems operate both underway and at anchor. The at-anchor stabilisation is a genuine comfort benefit for guests overnighting in exposed bays, particularly in the Adriatic, where afternoon wind can push swell into otherwise sheltered anchorages.

Toys and Water Equipment

Axios carries a toys setup oriented toward active, mixed-ability groups rather than specialist watersports. The combination of high-energy and low-effort options means guests who want to wakeboard have the equipment to do so, while others can explore quietly on a paddleboard or drift with a Seabob.

Watersports and toys onboard Axios include:

• Jet Skis
• Waterskis
• Wakeboards
• Towable inflatables
• Seabob
• Paddleboards

For shore access and day excursions, Axios carries two tenders, including a primary 18ft (5.6m) Castoldi RIB. The Castoldi is a performance tender, noticeably faster and more manoeuvrable in open water than a standard RIB of equivalent size, which matters on itineraries where the tender covers meaningful distances between the yacht and shore.