Motor yacht · Central America · Caribbean

Qyacht charter

Name: Q yacht charter
Brand: Icon Yachts
Availability: InStock

From

$700,000 - $775,000

per week, plus expenses

Length: 73m238ft
Guests: 12
Cabins: 8
Crew: 18
Built: 2012refit 2025
Builder: Icon Yachts

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Overview

Q is a 72.5m (238ft) motor yacht built by Icon Yachts in 2012 (refit 2025). She welcomes 12 guests in 8 cabins with a crew of 18, and charters in Central America, Caribbean. Weekly charter rates start from $700,000 plus expenses.

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Who Q suits

Explorer capability with resort comforts is the idea behind Q. Icon Yachts built this 72.5 meter steel yacht in 2012 with diesel electric propulsion and an RWD design, and a 2025 refit brought her up to date. Her 14 meter beam is very wide for the length, which shows in a commercial helipad, a tender garage served by a crane, an observation lounge, a swimming pool and a beach club.

She keeps to the Americas. Summer 2026 is spent in Mexico and Central America, including the Sea of Cortez and the Yucatan, at $700,000 per week, and winter adds the Caribbean at $700,000 to $775,000. Eight cabins serve 12 guests, with 18 crew. Scuba and spearfishing gear, big game fishing tackle, kiteboarding equipment, Seabobs, a flyboard and surfboards support a very active week. She cruises quietly at 10 knots.

Sea of Cortez expeditions
Diving and sport fishing
Explorer yacht enthusiasts
Groups wanting extra cabins

She cruises at 10 knots, so around 240 nautical miles in a full day and night at sea.
Eight cabins for 12 guests leave room for single occupancy or staff.
Winter rates range from $700,000 to $775,000 per week depending on dates and area.

Q charter price

Season	Cruising area	Low rate	High rate
Summer 2026	Central America	$700,000	$700,000
Winter 2026	Caribbean, Central America	$700,000	$775,000

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Specifications

Length: 72.5m / 238ft
Beam: 14m
Draft: 3.3m
Builder: Icon Yachts
Built: 2012 (refit 2025)
Guests: 12
Cabins: 8
Crew: 18
Hull: Monohull
Cruising speed: 18.5 kph / 10 kts
Max speed: 24.1 kph / 13 kts
Engines: Diesel electric 2x Caterpillar 3516c
Flag: Marshall Islands

Amenities and water toys

Air Conditioning
BBQ
Beach club
Bicycles
Commercial Helipad
Crane
Exercise equipment
Big game fishing gear
Light fishing gear
Gym
Gym Equipment
Helipad
Jacuzzi on deck
Massage Room
Observation Lounge
Outdoor audio system
Satellite TV
Scooters
Separate Crew Passageway
Spa
Starlink Satellite Internet
Steam room
Sun pads
Swim platform
Swimming pool
Tender Garage
TV all cabins
TV saloon
Wi-Fi
Inflatable Watertoys
Beach games
Drone
Floating pool
Flyboard
Foilboard
Inflatable Jet Ski Dock
Kite board equipment
Paddleboards
Seabobs
Surf board
Towable Toys
Wakeboard
Water skis - adult
Waverunners (Sit Down)

Layout

Frequently asked questions

How much does it cost to charter Q?

Q charters from $700,000 - $775,000 per week. The base rate covers the yacht and crew. Fuel, food, drinks and berths are extra, usually budgeted as an advance provisioning allowance of 25% to 35%, and local taxes may apply depending on the cruising area.

How many guests can Q accommodate?

Q sleeps 12 guests in 8 cabins and carries a crew of 18.

Where can I charter Q?

Q is available in Central America, Caribbean. Availability changes by season, so ask a Navélia broker for current dates.

How do I book Q?

Send an enquiry, message us on WhatsApp or book a 20 minute call. A Navélia broker confirms availability with the yacht's central agent, sends a contract, and a 50% deposit secures your dates.

Where does Q charter?

Q is offered in Central America and the Caribbean. Summer 2026 covers Mexico, the Yucatan, the Sea of Cortez and southern Central America at $700,000 per week, and winter adds the Bahamas and Caribbean islands at up to $775,000.

Is Q a good yacht for diving and fishing?

Yes. She carries scuba diving equipment, spearfishing gear, underwater scooters and snorkeling equipment, along with big game and light fishing gear. A crane and tender garage make it easy to launch boats for dive and fishing trips.

Can a helicopter land on Q?

Q has a helipad that is listed as commercial, which generally allows a wider range of helicopter operations than a private use pad. Flights still depend on local permissions, so arrangements should be made ahead of the charter.