Zeppelin Yacht Charter

About Zeppelin

Zeppelin is a 36 metre (118’1″) motor yacht built in 2012, combining a steel hull with an aluminium superstructure for a solid, full-displacement platform suited to long-range Mediterranean cruising. She accommodates up to 10 guests in 5 cabins, including 1 master suite, and carries a crew of 6 to keep the charter running smoothly from her base at A&Z Marina.

The build materials and full-displacement design give her a steady, comfortable ride, a quality charter guests often notice on longer passages between anchorages. Year-round basing in the Mediterranean also means Zeppelin is available across the full spread of the region’s seasons.

Guest Accommodation

Zeppelin sleeps 10 guests across 5 cabins: 1 master suite and 4 double cabins, each finished with an emphasis on comfort and privacy rather than raw square footage. The master suite offers the most space onboard and typically serves as the primary retreat for the charter’s lead couple or family group.

The 4 double cabins suit couples, friends traveling together, or families who want their own separate space without compromising on comfort. With a crew of 6 aboard a 36 metre yacht, guests can expect a high staff-to-guest ratio and attentive, well-paced service throughout the charter.

Onboard Amenities

Onboard, Zeppelin is fitted out for relaxed days at anchor as much as for cruising, with underwater lights adding a striking touch to evenings spent swimming or admiring the yacht from the water. Her full-displacement hull and steady motion make her a comfortable base for extended stays in the Mediterranean, with deck and lounge areas arranged to give guests plenty of room to spread out.

A crew of 6 supports the onboard experience across service, galley, and deck operations, allowing guests to move seamlessly between swimming, water sports, and dining without missing a beat. Many charter guests find that a yacht of this size strikes a useful balance between generous deck and lounging space and a crew large enough to run it well. The full amenities and water toy inventory carried aboard is listed below.

Design and Performance

Zeppelin is powered by twin Scania engines, giving her a cruising speed of 12 knots and a top speed of 14 knots, figures in keeping with her full-displacement design rather than a planing hull built for speed. That construction, a steel hull paired with an aluminium superstructure, favors range, stability, and a quiet ride over outright pace, and it keeps the yacht’s motion settled even when conditions turn choppy.

For charter guests, this translates into a smoother ride at sea and a yacht that handles longer Mediterranean itineraries with ease, whether cruising between islands or holding steady at anchor overnight. Built in 2012, Zeppelin pairs a proven full-displacement platform with the amenities and crew service expected of a modern motor yacht charter, making her a practical choice for guests who value comfort over speed.