Cobrey 50 FLY

Onboard the Cobrey 50 FLY

The Cobrey 50 FLY reads as a genuine flybridge boat rather than a scaled-down superyacht: an open upper deck for helm and lounging, a lower saloon that stays cool and private, and a hull that holds its line comfortably at a cruising speed of around 30 knots. At 16 metres she is compact enough to handle tight berths and shallow approaches, yet the flybridge gives guests the elevated, wind-in-the-hair feel usually reserved for larger craft.

She suits a day spent covering ground along the coast rather than sitting at anchor all afternoon: a run out past the first headland, a stop somewhere quiet for a swim, then a faster leg back before the light changes. With three cabins on board, she also copes well with a short overnight extension for groups who want to stretch a single day into two without stepping up to a larger vessel.

Guest numbers are capped at 10, which keeps the deck open and the flybridge usable rather than crowded, and the three-cabin layout works for a family group, two couples travelling together, or a small circle of friends who want their own space below. Based in Europe, the Cobrey 50 FLY is booked as a straightforward day charter or a brief multi-day run, with guest capacity and cabin count set out clearly before departure so the format matches the group from the outset.