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About KING BENJI
KING BENJI carries a 12-metre custom Nor-Tech chase tender with triple 400-horsepower Mercury engines. It does over 60 knots. The aft deck has a 10-tonne crane to launch it. The Nor-Tech is a proper speedboat: over 60 knots, a cabin, a dayhead, and enough range to run ahead to the next anchorage.
The yacht herself is a 47-metre steel-hulled explorer built by Dunya Yachts in 2024, with interiors by Design Unlimited. Natural materials throughout: wood, leather, bamboo, rustic oak dining tables, mosaic-tiled bathrooms. Ten guests in five cabins: an owner's suite on the upper deck with 180-degree views, three doubles, and a twin, all en-suite. Five additional staff cabins handle security or private staff.
A hot-and-cold plunge pool at the bow with a removable divider. A Fun Air inflatable water park (sea pool, slide, trampoline, toy island, golf island). Four jet skis, Seabobs, e-foils, paddleboards, wakeboards, a full scuba setup with compressor and four tank sets, spearfishing gear, and a teppanyaki grill on deck. A 14-foot Novurania handles guest transfers. Crew of nine.
Twin CAT C32 ACERT engines, 12 knots cruising, 4,000-nautical-mile range. Nice in summer, Antigua in winter. A crow's nest with panoramic views for spotting your next anchorage.
An explorer yacht with a 60-knot-plus chase boat, an inflatable water park, and a scuba compressor. KING BENJI was built by someone who gets bored easily.
Specifications
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Destinations
French Riviera
KING BENJI cruises the French Riviera, the stretch of coast between Saint-Tropez and Monaco. Days can take in Cannes and Antibes, a swim stop off the Îles de Lérins and an evening ashore in Monaco or Saint-Tropez.
Charter in French RivieraCaribbean
KING BENJI charters in the Caribbean this season. Where she cruises depends on her starting port, so we plan the itinerary around her base and the islands within comfortable reach of it.
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Good to Know
Key details to help you prepare for your charter experience.
An APA (Advanced Provisioning Allowance) is a pre-paid amount given to the yacht to cover costs like food & drinks on board, fuel, and mooring fees. At the end of your charter, we'll provide you with an itemized breakdown of the expenses, and any unused funds will be refunded to you.
Your Captain will keep you updated if you're close to exceeding your budget. If necessary, they'll discuss how to proceed, which usually involves a simple bank transfer to replenish the allowance.
We recommend around 10-15% of the charter fee as gratuity for the crew. It's thoughtful to prepare a thank-you card or envelope to make the process easier.
We'll provide you with the Captain's contact details well ahead of your charter. We can also create a group chat with you and the Captain to go over any plans and preferences before you board.
We follow MYBA and CYBA contract standards, these internationally recognized agreements offer clarity and security throughout your charter experience.
If you're ever uncertain about what's included or have any questions, feel free to ask your broker at Frontier Yachting. We're here to ensure your charter experience is perfect.











