Wonderland Yacht Charter

About Wonderland

Wonderland is a 29.85 meter (97’11”) motor yacht built by Royal Hakvoort in 2003 and refit in 2022. Dick Boon penned her exterior lines and H2 Yacht Design handled the interior, giving her a distinctive profile among motor yachts her size. She accommodates 5 guests in 3 cabins with a crew of 3, and she is based in the Mediterranean for charter.

Guest Accommodation

Wonderland sleeps 5 guests across 3 cabins, led by a full master suite that anchors the layout. A twin cabin sits alongside a third convertible cabin, which switches between twin and double configuration to suit different guest combinations.

That flexibility works well for smaller charter parties, whether that’s a couple traveling with friends or a family splitting between fixed and adjustable berths. A crew of 3 keeps service personal at this scale, without the layered hierarchy larger yachts require, and guests tend to notice the difference in how quickly the crew learns their preferences.

Onboard Amenities

A deck jacuzzi gives guests a spot to unwind after a day at anchor, and onboard Wi-Fi keeps everyone connected between stops. Her steel hull and aluminium superstructure, paired with teak decks, reflect the kind of solid build Royal Hakvoort is known for among Dutch yards.

The 2022 refit brought her systems and finishes up to current charter standards while keeping the original H2 Yacht Design interior intact. Lloyds Register classification underpins the yacht’s engineering and ongoing survey standards, a detail charter guests rarely see but consistently benefit from when it comes to onboard safety and reliability.

• Jacuzzi
• Wi-Fi

An Award-Winning Explorer

Wonderland won the 2005 International Superyacht Society Award for Best Power Yacht in the 23 to 32 meter class, recognition that reflects her design as a genuine small explorer rather than a scaled-down flybridge cruiser. Her shallow 1.15 meter draft lets her reach coves and shallow bays that keep most yachts her length anchored further offshore, opening up stretches of coastline that stay largely out of reach for deeper-draft charter yachts.

She cruises at 4 knots with a top speed of 8 knots, a deliberately unhurried pace that suits guests who want to linger over a coastline rather than race between stops. A 2,800 liter fuel capacity gives her an 830 nautical mile range, enough to string together several days of quiet exploring before needing to refuel, and well suited to charter guests planning a slower-paced Mediterranean itinerary built around anchorages rather than mileage.