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BASAD charter yacht — photograph 1
Sunseeker · 2009

BASAD
— 26.5m Sunseeker motor yacht for charter

Summer Charter
From €47,000 p/w
Winter Charter
From €47,000 p/w
Rates updated
Length
26.5m
Beam
5.9m
Guests
8
Cabins
4
Crew
2
From / Week
€47,000
Sunseeker · 2009

West Mediterranean Exploration Aboard BASAD

BASAD yacht available for charter. Built in 2009 with a charter price from €47,000 for up to 8 guests in 4 suites with a crew of 2.

BASAD, a 26.5-metre motor yacht built by Sunseeker in 2009, offers a refined charter experience. Following a 2021 refit, her interiors and decks present a refreshed elegance for cruising the West Mediterranean. With four cabins accommodating eight guests and a crew of two, she provides an intimate setting for coastal voyages. Air conditioning ensures comfort throughout all interior spaces, making every moment on board a pleasure.

A note from your charter specialist
“BASAD is a 26.5m · Sunseeker · built 2009 charter yacht in the Blue Ocean Club fleet. Published specifications list accommodation for up to 8 guests. Current charter planning can be discussed for West Mediterranean, subject to the yacht's live availability and cruising permissions.”
Sophie Laurent
Sophie Laurent
Senior Charter Specialist · Blue Ocean Club
sophie@blueoceanclub.com
On Board

A closer look

BASAD — exterior
On Board

Aerial Perspective

From above, the yacht’s sleek profile is evident, with expansive deck spaces designed for open-air enjoyment. The foredeck offers a broad, uncluttered area, while the stern features a well-appointed platform for direct water access. Her clean lines and substantial beam of 5.9 metres suggest a stable platform for navigating the waters of the West Mediterranean, presenting a striking sight against the azure backdrop.

BASAD — guest cabin
On Board

Master Stateroom

The master stateroom presents a generous and tranquil retreat. A large, centrally placed bed is flanked by subtle lighting, creating a calm atmosphere. Storage is integrated seamlessly into the bulkheads, maintaining an uncluttered aesthetic. Broad windows allow natural light to filter in, connecting the interior comfort with the surrounding ocean views, establishing a private sanctuary for relaxation.

BASAD — bridge
On Board

Command Centre

The bridge is a sophisticated command centre, featuring an array of integrated navigation and communication equipment. Multiple screens display essential data, allowing for precise control and oversight. The helm seat is positioned for optimal visibility, offering an unobstructed view forward. This space, designed for efficiency, ensures a smooth and secure journey across the West Mediterranean waters.

BASAD — main salon
On Board

Main Salon

The main salon offers a bright and inviting social space. Plush seating arrangements, including a large L-shaped sofa and accompanying armchairs, are centred around a low table, fostering conversation. Large windows flood the area with natural light, enhancing the sense of spaciousness. The refined finishes and considered layout create an elegant environment for guests to gather and relax in comfort.

BASAD — dining area
On Board

Aft Deck Dining

The aft deck presents an elegant setting for open-air dining. A polished wooden table, surrounded by comfortable chairs, invites al fresco meals with expansive views. This space transitions smoothly from the main salon, offering a seamless flow between interior and exterior living. It is a prime location for enjoying the West Mediterranean's gentle breezes and scenic anchorages during meals.

Accommodation

BASAD features four well-appointed cabins, providing comfortable sleeping arrangements for eight guests. The layout includes a master stateroom, ensuring a private and expansive retreat for primary guests. Each cabin is designed with attention to comfort and practicality, offering individual sanctuaries for rest after days spent exploring the West Mediterranean. The arrangement ensures privacy and personal space for all on board, contributing to a restful charter experience.

BASAD cabin 1
BASAD cabin 2
BASAD cabin 3
Dining

On board BASAD, dining is a refined experience, whether enjoyed in the main salon or al fresco on the deck. The deck dining area, with its polished table and comfortable seating, offers an inviting space for meals with panoramic views. The interior dining options provide a more formal setting, complemented by the yacht’s elegant finishes. Culinary moments are crafted to enhance the overall charter journey, allowing guests to savour fresh cuisine in varied, comfortable settings.

Wellness

While specific spa or gym equipment is not listed, BASAD offers serene spaces for relaxation and personal well-being. The comfortable cabins provide private retreats for quiet moments, and the spacious decks are ideal for soaking in the West Mediterranean sun or enjoying the sea breeze. The air-conditioned interiors ensure a consistently comfortable environment, promoting a sense of calm throughout the yacht.

Equipment & Amenities

1 items reported by CharterIndex.

Air Conditioning
BASAD on the water
BASAD sundeck
BASAD interior
BASAD master suite

Cruising Areas

BASAD is available for charter in the following destinations and sub-regions.

Full Specifications

Refit
2021
Beam
5.9 m
Draft
1.5 m
Cruising speed
28 kts
MCA
None
VAT
Not registered
Smoking
No smoking
Crew language
English
Prior name
GHOST

Rates & Availability

Currency
SeasonPeriodWeekly Rate
Published weekly rateDates and season terms to be confirmed€47,000

Live data via CharterIndex · taxes, operating expenses and other charges are confirmed for the specific charter

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Frequently asked

BASAD: your questions, answered

The most common questions we receive about chartering BASAD. For anything specific to your dates, guest list or itinerary, message us directly.

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What a yacht like BASAD costs to own — not just to charter

The published weekly rate for BASAD is the base charter fee, not an all-in total. APA, taxes, repositioning and itinerary-specific services are confirmed separately. Ownership of a 27m yacht in this class is a five-year commitment — crew payroll, insurance, class and refit reserves, berthing and depreciation. Our yacht ownership vs charter vs fractional ownership study runs the real five-year cost of a €15 million yacht against the equivalent charter spend, and the most profitable yachts for owners ranking shows how much of that stack charter revenue actually recovers.

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