Apogee

Onboard the Apogee

At 62.5 metres, Apogee sits at the upper end of the Barcelona fleet, and the scale shows in how the accommodation is arranged rather than in any single showpiece space. Seven cabins for up to 12 guests give this Codecasa the proportions of a private residence at sea — enough separation between staterooms that a multi-generational family or a small group of business partners can keep their own rhythm across a multi-day charter without feeling on top of one another.

From Port Olímpic, the marina best suited to a vessel of this size, Apogee is positioned for charters that go beyond a single afternoon on the water. Barcelona's harbour approach carries heavy commercial and ferry traffic, so departure and arrival are handled by the captain with that in mind rather than treated as a casual sail-out. The same base makes Apogee a realistic starting point for an overnight passage toward Mallorca, roughly 200 nautical miles and a two-day run, or for a corporate charter that stays inside Barcelona Bay for a full-day event with the city skyline as backdrop.

Apogee suits charterers who want one yacht to cover both registers — a quiet family trip with real separation between cabins, or a hosted gathering where guest count and privacy matter more than covering short distances quickly. Provisioning ahead of departure typically draws on Barcelona's central markets, Boqueria or Santa Caterina, and for longer routes the broker will set out APA and fuel expectations before booking, since a short Sitges-style run and a Balearics passage carry very different requirements. Given the vessel's size, earlier planning around cabin allocation and route is worth doing before dates are fixed.