Kismet

Editorial profile. Profile restated from public charter listings, broker fleet pages and yacht press; no yacht, owner, captain or crew was contacted. Specifications and rates are indicative and subject to change with season and availability.

The 122-metre Kismet is among the largest yachts offered for private charter, a Lürssen flagship whose scale is matched by a genuinely playful sense of occasion. She carries twelve guests in exceptional space, with interiors that move from grand salons to intimate corners. Marketed for the world's most ambitious itineraries, she pairs blue-water reach with the kind of service ratio, close to one crew member for every three guests, that turns a week aboard into something closer to a floating private estate.

On board

Interiors run to a two-deck atrium, a formal dining room and a spa suite with treatment room, sauna and steam. A cinema, expansive lounges and a top-deck owner's apartment give the yacht several distinct moods to inhabit across a long charter. Cabins are staged for privacy, and the galley is built to hotel standard. The design language is contemporary and warm rather than austere, so guests settle quickly, while the crew work an almost invisible service around them.

On deck & in the water

Outside, Kismet is built for water and sky in equal measure. A beach club opens the hull to a swim platform, pool and lounging terraces at sea level, while upper decks stack sun pads, dining and shaded seating. A convertible sports area doubles as a helipad, and the tender and toy inventory is deep, from jet skis and Seabobs to inflatable water parks. Wherever she anchors, from the Balearics to the Bahamas, the yacht makes the sea feel like an extension of the accommodation.

Why she books

Kismet books because she carries a name the market already knows and delivers on the promise behind it. She suits large family groups and gatherings that want statement scale without sacrificing comfort, and her cruising pattern, Mediterranean summers and Caribbean winters, keeps her in the two grounds charter guests want most. Availability at this size is scarce, so she trades on rarity as much as amenity, and repeat interest tends to follow a single successful week.

Aboard

• Two-storey glass atrium
• Beach club with pool and hammam
• Convertible sports court and helipad
• Full spa, sauna and cinema
• Owner's deck with private terrace

Cruising grounds

• West Mediterranean
• East Mediterranean
• Caribbean
• Bahamas

The waters, charted

Where she earns her keep, in depth: French Riviera & the Côte d'Azur · Ionian Islands & Corfu · Antigua & the Leeward Islands. The full atlas of 44 waters — and the glossary for the terms.

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