Rum Jungle review
Yacht · 75 ft (23 m) · Lymington
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Key specs
- Builder
- Tyler Boat Company
- Model
- Corporate Motor Yacht
- Length
- 75 ft (23 m)
- Guests
- 10
- Cabins
- 5
Verdict
Rum Jungle is a well-kept 75ft British charter yacht with strong character, generous guest space and a proven hospitality-focused layout. It is less about outright speed than relaxed cruising, service and comfort, but remains a credible option for private events and small-group charters.
Pros
- +Custom-built layout with strong, classic styling
- +Five en-suite cabins for 10 guests
- +Three deck areas and a large saloon
- +Proven charter vessel with hospitality-focused setup
Cons
- −Not an ultra-fast or modern performance yacht
- −Handling and ride are aimed more at comfort than sportiness
- −Limited public technical data on systems and naval architecture
- −Best suited to charter use rather than pure owner-operator enthusiasm
Rum Jungle is a 23m/75ft custom-built motor yacht with a classic profile and a Nelson-hull heritage, giving it a sturdy, traditional presence rather than a flashy contemporary look. Public listings consistently describe it as a corporate and private charter yacht, with a layout designed around entertaining and guest comfort rather than minimalist styling.
On the water, available public information points to a practical cruising yacht with twin 680hp engines and a listed top cruising speed around 22.5 knots, suggesting respectable but not high-performance running. That places Rum Jungle in the comfortable semi-displacement charter bracket: dependable, smooth, and more suited to cruising itineraries than fast passage-making.
Inside, the boat is arranged for up to 10 overnight guests in five cabins, all en-suite, with a notable stateroom that includes its own bath and study. Three deck areas, a spacious saloon, and a fully equipped galley support both private cruising and event use, making it livable for longer stays and versatile for day charters.
In value terms, Rum Jungle stands out for charter guests who want a proven, service-oriented yacht with classic appeal and flexible social spaces. It is not the most technologically advanced 75-footer, but its long-running charter reputation, strong build character and accommodation count make it a solid, practical choice in its class.
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