Crewed Motor Yacht BEIJA FLORE
Eurocraft 92 motor yacht for ten guests across Sardinia, Corsica and the Riviera
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About Crewed Motor Yacht BEIJA FLORE
BEIJA FLORE is a 2007 Eurocraft 92 with clean, purposeful lines that perform as elegantly as she appears. Her five cabins (two doubles, three twins) sleep ten guests across ensuite berths finished with quality linens and natural light from generous windows. The layout balances social spaces with genuine retreat, a distinction many charter yachts overlook.
The flybridge commands panoramic views and doubles as an extended social hub. Forward on the main deck, the bronzing area offers unobstructed sun exposure; aft, the open dining platform frames your meal against passing coastline. Interior spaces feel proportionate rather than showy, with natural light and neutral tones that let the Mediterranean do the visual work.
Captain Benjamin and a four-person crew manage all operational detail and meal preparation. Chef Racel works with regional sourcing and traditional Mediterranean cooking, plating courses to the rhythm your party sets. The crew model here removes logistics from your consideration entirely, letting you calibrate each day between structure and spontaneity.
Highlights
- •Five ensuite cabins with queen and single berths, accommodating ten guests with private heads and shower facilities
- •4.7-metre tender, jet ski, water skis, wakeboards, stand-up paddleboards and full snorkel kit for active water days
- •Flybridge with lounging and alfresco dining; foredeck bronzing area; aft deck galley for informal meals
- •Full crew of five including captain and chef; all provisions, fuel, and operational costs handled throughout the charter
The Charter Experience
Charter BEIJA FLORE from Sardinia or Corsica to explore a coast less crowded than the central Riviera, yet equally dramatic. Days typically unfold between quiet anchorages, established ports like Porto Cervo and Bonifacio, and the option to push west toward the French Riviera proper. Your crew coordinates provisioning, secures berths, and adjusts routing to wind and your preference. Evenings anchor in sheltered bays where the sea stays calm and the light lingers well past dinner service.
Suggested Itinerary
A typical week might depart Sardinia for the granite coves of the Costa Smeralda, cross to Corsica's western coast near Scandola, then continue to the Îles d'Hyères before moving into the Riviera proper. Days of anchorage and water sports punctuate port stops at Porquerolles, Saint-Tropez and Antibes. Your crew shapes the rhythm; you decide whether to explore on water or ashore.
Specifications
28.0 m
10
5
10
Monohull
2007
20 kn
4