Luna Yacht Charter

About Luna

The 295ft (90m) motor yacht Luna, built by Dutch shipyard Oceanco and delivered in 2018, accommodates up to 12 guests across seven cabins with a crew of 30. Designed by Nuvolari Lenard, she operates at the upper tier of the charter market, with onboard infrastructure that more closely resembles that of a boutique hotel than of a conventional superyacht.

Luna (formerly known as Dar) suits guests for whom the yacht itself is as much a destination as the cruising ground. The ratio of 30 crew to 12 guests is among the highest in crewed charter, and it shows in the pace and personalisation of daily life onboard, from itinerary adjustments made at short notice to dining that adapts entirely around the group’s preferences.

Guest Accommodation

Luna accommodates up to 12 guests in seven suites: a master suite, two VIP cabins, and four double cabins. The cabin count relative to guest capacity indicates that most guests travel as couples, and the layout is designed accordingly, with each suite offering a private, self-contained environment rather than the shared-bathroom arrangements found on older vessels of similar length.

The master suite on a 295ft (90m) Oceanco build occupies a dedicated section of the main or upper deck, typically with private outdoor space and a separate seating area. Prospective charter guests should confirm the exact master suite position and configuration when enquiring, as this detail influences how the full group uses the yacht’s communal spaces day to day.

Onboard Amenities

Onboard amenities on Luna cover wellness, entertainment, and connectivity at a level that few charter yachts at any price point match. The spa and beauty salon, sauna, swimming pool, gym, beach club, and deck jacuzzi collectively offer the guest group a full day’s worth of options without leaving the vessel.

The elevator between decks is a practical detail that matters more than it might appear: on a yacht of this height and length, it affects how naturally guests move between the sun deck, main deck, and beach club, particularly for guests with limited mobility or families with young children. Satellite communications, Wi-Fi, underwater lights, and full air conditioning complete the onboard infrastructure.

• Air Conditioning
• BBQ
• Beach Club
• Beauty Room
• Cinema
• Elevator
• Gaming Consoles
• Gym
• Hammam
• Jacuzzi
• Massage Room
• Satcom
• Spa
• Starlink
• Swimming Platform
• Swimming Pool

Performance & Range

Luna’s performance figures reflect a design brief that balanced speed with long-range capability. Twin MTU engines deliver a cruising speed of 13 knots and a top speed of 20 knots, with a published range of 4,500 nautical miles at 16 knots from her 278,000-litre fuel capacity.

The steel hull and aluminium superstructure provide the structural integrity expected of a vessel that operates across the Caribbean, Mediterranean, and Central American waters in different seasons. At-anchor stabilisers reduce motion during overnight stops, which is a meaningful comfort consideration on a yacht where guests may be spending seven or more consecutive nights aboard.

Toys & Water Equipment

Luna’s water toys list covers both active water sports and low-intensity options that work well for mixed-age groups or guests who want variety throughout a full charter week. The Tiwal inflatable sailboats are worth noting: they are a compact, packable racing dinghy that most charter yachts do not carry, and they give guests with an interest in sailing a genuinely engaging option alongside the motor-driven kit.

Watersports and toys onboard Luna include:

• Jet Skis
• WaveRunners
• Waterslide
• Waterskis
• Towable inflatables
• Kite surfer
• Tiwal inflatable sailboats
• Seabob

For shore transfers and excursions, Luna carries four tenders, the standout being a 55ft (16.76m) Wajer chase tender. A chase tender of this size functions more like a day boat than a conventional yacht tender, with the speed, range, and passenger capacity to run independent excursions well away from the mothership.