Big Sky Yacht Charter

About Big Sky

The 158 ft (48 m) motor yacht Big Sky is designed for a relaxed, activity-forward charter, combining generous outdoor living with a family-friendly layout for up to 11 guests. Built by Oceanfast in 2010, she suits groups who want days that flow easily between sun-deck lounging and high-energy watersports without feeling crowded.

A Big Sky crewed luxury yacht charter is defined by flexible deck flow and sociable zones, with multiple alfresco lounging areas that let guests spread out or come together as the mood changes. The sundeck Jacuzzi and BBQ create a natural gathering point, while a bright, airy interior keeps the atmosphere light even on longer stays.

Guest Accommodation

Big Sky accommodates up to 11 guests in 5 cabins, balancing couples-friendly doubles with an additional berth for a child or an extra guest. The layout includes a full-beam master suite, three double cabins, and one twin cabin with a Pullman option, making the setup practical for mixed-age groups.

Big Sky cabins also include a standout flexibility feature: the fifth cabin can convert into a media room or gym, depending on the charter’s priorities. For families, that adaptability is often the difference between a simple sleeping layout and a yacht that genuinely fits everyone’s routine.

Onboard Amenities

Onboard amenities on Big Sky center on open-air comfort and easy entertainment, starting with the deck Jacuzzi for scenic cruising days and sunset soaks. A BBQ and several exterior lounge areas support casual meals and unstructured downtime between activities.

Big Sky is also set up for modern charter living, with Wi-Fi, air conditioning, and a yacht-wide NUVO music system for consistent audio throughout guest spaces. For watersports-focused charters, she is an approved RYA watersports centre, which helps streamline training, supervision, and safe use of onboard equipment.

• Air Conditioning
• Bar
• Gym
• Jacuzzi
• Swimming Platform

Performance & Range

Big Sky performance is built around efficient, comfortable passagemaking, with an aluminum hull and superstructure and a full-displacement profile that favors stability at anchor. Powered by twin MTU engines, she cruises at 11 knots, reaches up to 16 knots, and offers a quoted range of up to 3,200 nautical miles at 12 knots.

Big Sky range and stabilisation matter most in itinerary planning: longer hops between island groups are more realistic without sacrificing onboard comfort. At-anchor stabilizers reduce movement in rolly anchorages, which is especially appreciated during breakfast service and evening relaxation.

Toys & Water Equipment

Big Sky water toys are a major part of the onboard experience, with a lineup that works for both first-timers and confident riders. The mix is especially strong for multi-generational groups, where some guests want adrenaline and others prefer low-impact exploring.

Water toys and gear typically include:

• Waterslide (a standout for all ages)
• 2 Yamaha FX WaveRunners (Jet Skis)
• Towable inflatables
• Waterskis
• Wakeboards
• Seabob
• Kayaks
• Additional assorted water accessories, depending on inventory updates

Tenders:

• Two tenders, including an 18 ft (5.6 m) Williams Jet Tender for quick beach drops and watersports support