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Avis sur le cheoy lee 35
Mega yacht · 115 ft (35 m) · Cannes
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Caractéristiques clés
- Chantier
- cheoy lee
- Modèle
- 35
- Longueur
- 115 ft (35 m)
- Passagers
- 29
- Cabines
- 5
Verdict
A capable 35 m Cheoy Lee charter yacht with strong day-guest capacity, practical five-cabin accommodation and good social spaces, but modest speed and high operating costs keep it from being a performance standout.
Avantages
- +Large 29-guest day capacity is well suited to events and entertaining
- +Five cabins make overnight use more versatile than many day charter yachts
- +Jacuzzi, lounge areas and stabilizers add comfort at anchor and underway
- +35 m platform offers good interior volume for the length
Inconvénients
- −Cruising speed is modest at around 11 knots
- −Fuel consumption is high for relaxed coastal cruising
- −Night accommodation is limited relative to the day-guest count
- −More lifestyle-focused than sporty or fast
Cheoy Lee 35 is a 35 m mega yacht marketed for charter use, and the format is clearly aimed at social cruising rather than speed. Public listings describe it as a 2023 vessel in the 115 ft class with space for 29 guests and five cabins, which is a strong setup for day charters and private events. The overall profile suggests a modern charter layout with emphasis on deck living and guest flow rather than aggressive styling.
On the water, the published figures point to a cruising speed of about 11 knots and a maximum of 13 knots, so expectations should stay firmly in the displacement-yacht range. That means smooth, steady passage making rather than quick repositioning, and handling will feel more composed than sporty. Stabilizers listed on some charter descriptions should help comfort underway and at anchor.
Comfort and livability appear to be the yacht’s main strengths. Five cabins provide overnight flexibility, while the large guest capacity, jacuzzi and lounge areas make it attractive for entertaining. The practical trade-off is that the berth count is far lower than the day-guest capacity, so it is best viewed as a charter platform for cruising events rather than an overnight group yacht.
Value depends heavily on charter mission. For owners or charter operators prioritizing guest numbers, deck space and a polished social layout, it is a sensible proposition. For buyers seeking speed, efficiency or a more intimate private-yacht experience, the operating costs and limited pace may feel harder to justify.
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