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Service Assessment
Vassa represents everything that makes Feadship the benchmark in superyacht construction. At 68 metres, she offers the kind of volume and engineering precision that only a Dutch yard of this calibre can deliver. The interior by Sinot Yacht Architecture is warm and residential, avoiding the cold minimalism that plagues many modern builds. What sets Vassa apart in the charter market is her crew's exceptional ability to manage multi-generational groups. The twenty-two crew members include dedicated children's coordinators, a dive instructor, and a wellness therapist, making her the definitive family charter yacht. The galley produces cuisine that satisfies both adventurous adults and particular children without compromise on either front. Deck spaces are thoughtfully zoned so that teenagers, young children, and adults can each find their own territory without feeling separated.
Service Highlights
Frequently asked questions
- What is the Superyachtly rating for Vassa?
- Vassa is rated 5 out of 5 (Exceptional). Overall composite score is 96/100 across the four pillars: Service 96, Interior 97, Cuisine 95, Deck & Exterior 94. Assessed anonymously by Superyachtly inspectors against the 72 service standards.
- What is the charter rate for Vassa?
- Weekly charter rate is €560k – €595k depending on season and itinerary. Excludes APA (Advance Provisioning Allowance), typically 25–30% of the charter fee. All enquiries routed through MyOcean at 15% commission.
- Where does Vassa charter?
- Vassa operates primarily in Mediterranean & Caribbean. For destination-matched availability and season-specific itineraries, use the enquiry form or the availability calendar.
- Guest and cabin configuration?
- Vassa accommodates 12 guests in 6 cabins, served by 22 crew — a crew-to-guest ratio of 1.8:1.
- How does the Superyachtly assessment work?
- Trained inspectors board the yacht anonymously as paying guests, evaluating over 200 service touchpoints across 72 defined standards during a minimum four-night charter. The crew is not informed the inspector is present. Final scores are panel-reviewed and published within 21 days.
Overall Score
96/100
Score Breakdown
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