Baron Trenck Yacht Charter

About Baron Trenck

Baron Trenck came off the line at Eurocraft Cantieri Navali in 2011, a 43.5 meter (142’9″) motor yacht with a steel hull and aluminium superstructure built for exploration-style cruising rather than pure coastal hopping. She sleeps up to 10 guests across 6 cabins, with a crew of 9 running the charter.

Guest Accommodation

Baron Trenck’s 6 cabins sleep up to 10 guests across a mix of configurations, including king, queen and twin-bedded staterooms suited to couples, families and larger charter groups traveling together. The main-deck master suite sits forward with wide sea views, giving primary guests a separate, quiet zone away from the lower-deck cabins.

One stateroom on the bridge deck doubles as a spa and massage treatment space when not in use for sleeping, a practical touch for groups who want an onboard wellness option without giving up a guest cabin permanently.

Onboard Amenities

A sauna and steam room give guests a place to unwind after a day on the water, while the deck jacuzzi anchors the sundeck as a natural gathering point for sunset drinks. Wi-Fi and full air conditioning keep the yacht comfortable and connected regardless of season or itinerary length.

At-anchor stabilizers reduce roll when the yacht is sitting still, a detail charter guests often notice most during longer stays in open anchorages. An inflatable water slide and BBQ station round out the amenities for families and groups who want active days alongside relaxed evenings.

• Air Conditioning
• At-Anchor Stabilizers
• BBQ
• Deck Jacuzzi
• Inflatable Water Slide
• Sauna
• Steam Room
• Wi-Fi

Design and Performance

Baron Trenck’s full-displacement hull trades outright speed for stability and interior volume, cruising at 10 knots with twin MTU engines driving her. Her steel construction and shallow 3 meter draft are an unusual pairing on a yacht this size, letting her reach anchorages that deeper-draft motor yachts have to skip.

That combination of range and shallow draft suits owners and charter guests planning longer passages with island-hopping days built in, rather than short hops between a handful of fixed marinas.

Cruising the Western Mediterranean

Baron Trenck typically charters the western Mediterranean, covering the French Riviera’s harbors and the Italian Riviera’s coastline within a single itinerary. Her shallow draft opens up anchorages along this stretch that larger explorer yachts often cannot approach as closely.

The Balearic Islands are a common extension for guests who want quieter bays after the busier French and Italian coastline, and Baron Trenck’s stability at anchor makes the crossing comfortable even when conditions pick up.