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- Length
- 70.1m
- Beam
- 12.6m
- Guests
- 28
- Cabins
- 14
- Crew
- 30
- From / Week
- €510,000
AUSTAL 230
The 230-foot motor yacht AUSTAL 230, built by Austal and refitted in 2017, offers extensive cruising opportunities in the West Mediterranean and beyond, accommodating up to 28 guests across 14 cabins.
The motor yacht AUSTAL 230, measuring 230 feet (70.1m) in length, represents a substantial vessel in the charter fleet. Built by Austal and benefitting from a refit in 2017, this yacht is equipped for extended periods at sea. Stationed in Golfe-Juan, France, for portions of the year, she is well-positioned for West Mediterranean cruising, whilst also offering itineraries across the East Mediterranean, Arabian Gulf, and various regions during the winter season.
Accommodation
AUSTAL 230 provides accommodation for up to 28 guests across 14 cabins. This capacity allows for a significant number of individuals to be hosted comfortably on board. The arrangement is designed to offer private retreats for all guests, with each cabin presenting its own space for relaxation. Details regarding specific cabin configurations or bed arrangements are not provided, however, the quantity of cabins suggests a diverse offering suitable for various group compositions. The refit in 2017 would have ensured that the interior spaces are maintained to a high standard, offering contemporary comfort throughout. The yacht also accommodates a substantial crew of 30, ensuring a high level of service and operational efficiency for all on board.
Deck spaces and amenities
The exterior decks of AUSTAL 230 are arranged to provide various spaces for leisure and entertainment. Among the notable amenities is a plunge pool, offering an option for cooling relaxation on deck. A deck jacuzzi provides an additional aquatic feature, suitable for unwinding. For convenience across multiple levels, the yacht is equipped with an elevator. Social areas include a bar with stools, designed for enjoying beverages. For culinary pursuits, a BBQ grill is available. Practical amenities such as Wi-Fi and satellite TV are present, alongside a gym for fitness, and a watermaker for extended voyages.
Water toys and activities
For recreation on the water, AUSTAL 230 carries a selection of toys and equipment. Three Jetskis are available for personal watercraft exploration. A 21-foot tender with a 150hp engine facilitates transport to shore and other watersports. Guests can enjoy Water Skis, along with Tubes and other Towable Inflatables. A Donut is also part of the inventory. Paddleboards provide a quieter option for exploring calm waters. Snorkel gear is supplied for 20 individuals, allowing for underwater observation. A Floating Water Mat offers a stable platform on the water. Other specialised equipment includes Flight Boards and a Hydrofoil, suggesting opportunities for more dynamic water activities.
Where she cruises
AUSTAL 230 maintains a flexible cruising schedule, with her base port in Golfe-Juan, France, positioning her for charter in the West Mediterranean during the summer. However, her operational range extends considerably beyond this region. Throughout the summer, she is also available in the East Mediterranean and the Arabian Gulf. During the winter months, her availability continues across the East Mediterranean, the Arabian Gulf, and specifically in Bahrain, Qatar, and the United Arab Emirates, alongside the West Mediterranean. This broad geographical availability allows for diverse itineraries and experiences throughout the year.
Chartering her through Blue Ocean Club
Chartering AUSTAL 230 through Blue Ocean Club offers access to this large motor yacht for a tailored cruising experience. Charter rates are quoted on request, reflecting the bespoke nature of each itinerary and the specific requirements of the charterer. An Advance Provisioning Allowance (APA), typically between 25% and 35% of the charter fee, is payable separately to cover variable expenses such as fuel, provisions, port fees, and special requests. Crew gratuity is at the charterer's discretion.
“AUSTAL 230 is one of those rare yachts that feels different the moment you step aboard. With space for 28 guests, she works equally well for a multi-generational family week or a tighter group of friends who want every cabin to feel like a suite. Happy to walk you through a week on board personally — there are a few details that don't make it onto any spec sheet.”

Accommodation
14 elegantly appointed cabins host up to 28 in serene comfort, served by a professional crew of 30.
Indicative layout based on 14 cabins / 28 guests. Final cabin configuration confirmed by the yacht's manager at enquiry.



Equipment & Amenities




Cruising Areas
AUSTAL 230 is available for charter in the following destinations and sub-regions.
Full Specifications
- Refit
- 2017
Rates & Availability
| Season | Period | Weekly Rate |
|---|---|---|
| High Season | Jul – Aug | €510,000 |
| Low Season | May – Jun, Sep – Oct | €408,000 |
Live data via operator · APA & VAT excluded
What the rate includes
Indicative weekly guide only, derived from comparable vessels of similar size and cruising ground. The owner's confirmed rate, availability and delivery/redelivery terms are quoted on request. APA of 25–35% and crew gratuity are payable separately.
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