Silver Wind

Onboard the Silver Wind

Built by ISA, Silver Wind is a 44-metre superyacht designed around the beach club at her stern — a fold-down platform that turns swim time into a genuine feature of the day rather than an afterthought. Guests move easily between that lower deck and the sundeck spa above, where loungers and a spa pool sit apart from guest traffic elsewhere on board. Five cabins across the accommodation deck sleep up to 11 guests, giving each cabin real space rather than the tighter layouts common on smaller charter yachts, and al fresco dining on deck lets meals shift outdoors whenever the weather allows.

From Port Olímpic, Silver Wind's cruising speed of around 17 knots suits both a shorter day out toward Sitges — anchoring off the bay for swimming before lunch ashore — and the longer passage toward the Balearics, where an overnight run benefits from a vessel with real cabin separation for family groups or mixed guest parties. Barcelona's harbour approach carries significant commercial and ferry traffic, and a yacht of this size is handled by her captain through that traffic as a matter of course, leaving guests to settle into the beach club or sundeck spa once clear of the port.

Silver Wind suits groups that want the scale of a crewed superyacht without needing to fill a much larger vessel — a family charter spread across several cabins, a small corporate group hosting a client day on the water, or friends splitting a multi-day Balearics itinerary. As with any charter of this size, fuel and APA costs vary with the route chosen, and a short Sitges day differs meaningfully from a multi-day passage in what should be budgeted; this is worth confirming route by route with the broker rather than assuming a flat cost across itineraries.