Tansu 40m

Onboard the Tansu 40m

Tansu 40m carries the practical, purposeful lines of an explorer-style hull, built more for confident cruising than for showy silhouettes. The beach club at the stern becomes the yacht's social centre once the anchor is down, giving guests direct access to the water without the formality of a swim platform tucked away below decks. Up on the sundeck, a dedicated spa area gives the layout a second gathering point, separate from the main saloon and better suited to quiet mornings or a late afternoon reset.

Chartered from a base in Europe, Tansu 40m suits groups planning a few days on the water rather than a single afternoon out, moving between coastal towns and quieter bays where a longer stay makes more sense than a fast turnaround. Meals are built around the al fresco dining setup on deck, so lunches and dinners can move outside whenever the weather allows, rather than being confined to an interior table. Twelve guests is enough for a multi-generational family charter or a compact corporate group, without the yacht feeling scaled for events larger than that.

Below decks, five cabins give planners real flexibility on how to split couples, children and staff across the boat, rather than forcing everyone into one fixed configuration. Cruising at around 14 knots, Tansu 40m is built for steady point-to-point movement along a route rather than for covering long distances quickly, which suits an itinerary planned around a handful of stops rather than one that tries to touch the whole coast. Given the cabin count and demand for yachts in this size bracket, earlier planning tends to secure better dates, particularly across the busier summer weeks.