Exploring the De Antonio Yachts Club: A luxurious, hassle-free boating experience
D36 Open
The De Antonio Yachts Club offers a seamless yachting experience for individuals seeking the luxury of private boat ownership without the associated challenges. With access to a fleet of high-end D36 Open yachts, members can enjoy the ultimate boating lifestyle while the club handles all the logistics and maintenance.
What is the De Antonio Yachts Club?
The De Antonio Yachts Club is a membership-based boat club that offers members access to high-end yachts without the traditional hassles of private ownership. Members share the boats, which allows them to experience yachting without worrying about maintenance or upkeep.
How does the membership work, and what does it include?
Membership costs €25,000 annually, covering 50 engine hours (around 30 days of use). Up to seven members can share a yacht, and the club manages all maintenance, refuelling, and services. Bookings are made via the app, which also manages add-ons and overnight stays. The fleet is available for ten months of the year.
What boats and amenities are available?
The fleet comprises D36 Open yachts with sun decks, spacious cabins, dining areas, and modern navigation systems. Members also have access to water toys like paddleboards or Seabobs at an extra charge.
Are there extra benefits and support?
Members can access De Antonio Clubs worldwide (Barcelona, Majorca, Ibiza, Miami) and the club organises exclusive social events and gatherings for members, fostering a sense of community among boating enthusiasts. Family sharing is allowed, and onboarding includes e-learning, practical training, and support from licensed instructors.
Can membership levels be adjusted?
Members can adjust or upgrade their membership based on their needs, ensuring a personalised experience.
How can I become a member?
Prospective members can visit the De Antonio Yachts Club website at www.dayclub.mt or email info@dayclub.mt for more details and membership enquiries.
The Mediterranean is again set to host one of the world's most exciting and challenging offshore yacht races: the 2024 Rolex Middle Sea Race. With its iconic 606-nautical-mile course that takes sailors around Sicily, through the Strait of Messina, past the volcanic Aeolian and Egadi Islands, Pantelleria, and Lampedusa, and then back to Malta, this race continues to be the pinnacle of offshore racing.