Good Life Motor Yacht for Charter

Length
85' / 26m
Guests
8
Cabins
4
Crew
4
Builder
Arcadia Yachts
Year
2010

From $50,000 / week + expenses

About Good Life

Good Life is an 85-foot Arcadia from 2010 built around a green concept: rooftop solar panels run onboard services at anchor, zero-speed stabilizers keep nights steady, and eight guests have four en suite cabins.

Arcadia Yachts of Italy built Good Life, with Francesco Guida responsible for the design. Twin 730-horsepower MAN engines drive the semi-displacement hull at 12 knots. Fuel use is modest: at 9 knots the yacht burns about 30 liters, or roughly 8 gallons, an hour. Solar panels on the roof charge the service batteries, which power refrigeration, water pumps and lighting at anchor, and a treatment plant processes organic waste on board.

The long cockpit layout opens up deck space and creates separate areas inside. The interior is light and modern. Zero-speed stabilizers keep the yacht steady at anchor, so guests can sleep well in quiet coves. All four cabins have en suite bathrooms: a large owner’s cabin aft, a VIP with a double bed forward and two twin cabins. A crew of four looks after the week.

Best For

Good Life suits a couple hosting friends, or a family on a first crewed charter, who value comfort at anchor and a yacht that runs on less fuel. A crew of four keeps things personal and relaxed. Ask us about how the sleeping arrangements work for your party and what is available aboard.

Technical Specifications

Main Characteristics

Type
Motor yacht
Builder
Arcadia Yachts
Built
2010
Designer
Francesco Guida

Dimensions

LOA
85 ft, 26 m
Beam
7.1 m
Draft
2.85 m

Speed & Range

Cruising Speed
12 knots

Capacities & Accommodations

Overnight guests
8
Cabins
4
Crew
4

Mechanical Equipment

Engines
2 x 730 Hp MAN
Stabilizers
Zero-speed stabilisers
Hull
Semi-displacement

Charter Rates

Summer
$50,000 a week + expenses
Winter
$55,000 a week + expenses

Weekly rates are in US dollars, converted from euro at the European Central Bank rate of October 20, 2026 and rounded to the nearest $5,000. The rate covers the yacht and crew. Running costs such as fuel, food, drinks and berthing are paid from an advance provisioning allowance, usually 30 to 35 percent of the rate, with any unspent balance returned. VAT depends on the cruising area, delivery fees apply only if the yacht must reposition, and crew gratuity is at your discretion. Rates are confirmed at booking.

Guest Accommodations

Four en suite cabins accommodate eight guests: a master cabin, a VIP cabin and two twin cabins. The specifications list sleeping for up to twelve, so ask us how that is arranged.

A detailed cabin layout for Good Life is available on request. Ask our team.

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