Emerald

Onboard the Emerald

At fifty metres, Emerald carries her length without any sense of bulk. The Feadship hull settles into a long, level ride, and the deck plan opens into generous exterior spaces that give twelve guests real room to spread out rather than orbit a single sundeck table. Below, six cabins are laid out for comfort over sheer number, the kind of proportion that matters when a group is staying aboard for several days rather than an afternoon.

Based out of Menorca, Emerald suits owners who want to treat the island as a base rather than a single stop. With provisioning arranged ahead of departure, the boat can hold a course for several days at a time, moving between the north coast's rockier bays and the calmer water south of Mahón without guests needing to interrupt the trip to restock. It is a format that rewards patience: mornings at anchor, afternoons repositioning, evenings back on a quiet stretch of coast.

The cabin count makes Emerald a natural fit for a family group spanning generations, or for a company principal bringing a small executive party who value having their own space at the end of the day. Charters here are typically arranged as multi-day bookings given the scale of the yacht, with route and stops discussed in advance and adjusted once aboard to suit weather and how the group prefers to spend its days.