Touch Yacht Charter

About Touch

Eight guests and a crew of seven aboard a 36.58 meter (120′) tri-deck is a smaller ratio than most yachts in this size range offer, and that intimacy is the defining trait of Touch. Louisbourg delivered her in 2004 as a custom aluminum-hulled build, and her four cabins keep groups small enough that the crew’s attention rarely feels stretched.

Guest Accommodation

Touch sleeps 8 guests across 4 suites: a master and three double cabins, all finished with king beds. The layout suits couples or small families who want private staterooms without the scale of a much larger charter yacht, and interior designer Danielle Vignault carried a warm, detailed finish through each cabin.

A crew of 7 supports the 4-cabin layout, a higher staff-to-guest ratio than many motor yachts of comparable length carry. Charter guests traveling as a single small group often find this balance translates into quicker, more personal service throughout the week.

Onboard Amenities

Touch’s beach club opens the swim platform directly onto the water, and the deck jacuzzi sits just above it for guests who want to shift between sea and spa without moving far. A fully equipped gym keeps fitness routines on track mid-charter, and underwater lights extend the beach club’s appeal into the evening.

Air conditioning runs throughout the interior, and onboard Wi-Fi keeps guests connected at anchor or underway. These systems matter most on longer stays, where consistent comfort and connectivity shape how a charter week actually feels day to day.

• Air Conditioning
• At-Anchor Stabilizers
• Beach Club
• Deck Jacuzzi
• Gym
• Wi-Fi

Design and Performance

Touch was built with an aluminum hull and superstructure on a semi-displacement platform, a construction choice that favors seakeeping over raw speed. Twin MTU engines drive a cruising speed of around 10 to 11 knots and a top speed near 13 knots, with a range of roughly 1,300 nautical miles.

At-anchor stabilizers hold the yacht steady at rest, a detail that matters for guests spending long afternoons on the sundeck or in the jacuzzi rather than underway. Naval architect Jean-Pierre Bolduc paired that stability with a tri-deck profile that gives Touch generous outdoor space relative to her overall length.