Philip Zepter 50m

At 50 metres, Philip Zepter 50m carries the kind of scale that changes how a charter feels: six cabins spread across enough deck and interior volume that twelve guests can spread out rather than share close quarters. The layout suits a party that wants private time as much as shared time on board, whether that means a couple retreating to their cabin mid-afternoon or a small group gathering on deck as the coast slides past.

From Puerto Banús, a common use for a yacht this size is a slower, multi-day run west toward Estepona and the calmer stretches near Casares, where the beaches are quieter and the water clearer for guests who want to swim or snorkel away from the busier anchorages closer to the marina. With six cabins to fill, groups often plan two or three days rather than a single afternoon, using the yacht as a floating base and returning to port for provisioning between stops.

Philip Zepter 50m works equally well as a base for a family split across generations or for a corporate group that wants a calmer, more private alternative to a shoreside lunch. Because a vessel of this size carries different running costs than a 20-metre day boat, we talk clients through realistic fuel and APA expectations for their chosen route before booking, and flag early that superyacht berths at Puerto Banús need to be secured well ahead of the July and August peak.