Red Savannah recently expanded its portfolio of private yachts and gulets for 2025, allowing guests to explore coastlines around the world in style, comfort and privacy. The newly added vessels were chosen for design, superior service and unforgettable onboard experiences, with each charter delivering customizable itineraries, crews and private chefs. Destinations can include Croatia’s Dalmatian Coast, the Turkish Riviera, the Greek isles and more.
Here’s a closer look at the new vessels:
Double Eagle
With five cabins that can accommodate 10 and fresh from a 2023 refit, Double Eagle, a Turkish gulet, features elegant interiors, expansive deck spaces and accommodations ideal for multigenerational groups. With a full suite of water toys, guests can enjoy the Turquoise Coast.
Alessandro
This 40-meter luxury motor sailer with five cabins (sleeps 10) was designed for adventures through Croatia’s islands. Alessandro boasts a panoramic saloon, alfresco dining, a Jacuzzi and an experienced six-person crew.
Halcon del Mare
One of the largest traditional Bodrum-style schooners (with eight cabins to sleep up to 16), Halcon del Mare offers flexible accommodations, expansive decks, two fixed dining spaces and a plethora of amenities.
Nocturno
With six cabins that can sleep 12, Nocturno is a modern luxury motor sailer launched in 2022 for cruising along the Dalmatian Coast. Highlights include spacious fly-deck entertaining areas, multiple flexible cabins and a wealth of water toys.
Yazz
This 56-meter luxury motor yacht features five cabins that can sleep 12, combining a superyacht with a traditional sailing vessel. Cruising the Greek islands, Yazz delivers expansive sundecks with a Jacuzzi and a curated program of onboard activities.
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