At €4,000,000 per week, Hadar is the pinnacle of the global charter fleet. We explore what makes this 136-metre Lurssen worth every cent.
There are superyachts, and then there is Hadar. At 136 metres, she is one of the largest charter vessels on the planet — a floating compound of pools, spas, cinemas, and suites that rivals any five-star resort on land. Built by Lurssen in 2019 with exterior design by Espen Øino and interiors by Mark Berryman, Hadar represents the absolute summit of what private maritime luxury can achieve.
The Numbers
Twenty-two guests. Eleven suites. A crew of fifty-five. A commercial-grade helipad. A swimming pool that would not look out of place in a Maldivian resort. At over 9,000 gross tonnes, Hadar has more interior volume than many boutique hotels — yet every square metre has been designed with a singular purpose: to make life at sea feel limitless.
What Sets Her Apart
The crew-to-guest ratio is what truly distinguishes Hadar. With fifty-five professionals serving a maximum of twenty-two guests, the level of personalisation is extraordinary. Your preferences — from pillow firmness to the precise temperature of your morning espresso — are noted on day one and remembered forever. The spa rivals any London clinic, the cinema seats more people than most screening rooms, and the wine cellar is curated by a dedicated sommelier.
“At this level, it is not about what the yacht has. It is about what the yacht anticipates. Hadar anticipates everything.”
For charterers seeking the very best — without qualification, without compromise — Hadar is the answer. She is available for Mediterranean summers and Caribbean winters, with bespoke itineraries crafted by our charter team.
