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PALOMA – 42 metres of elegance
PALOMA combines spacious outdoor areas with a bright, tranquil interior and a collection of original works of art that is unusual for a charter yacht. Since 2026, the approximately 42-metre-long Custom Line Navetta 42 has been sailing in Greece for the first time, without compromising on private retreats.
Delivered in 2020 as the SANGHA and refitted in 2024, PALOMA is embarking on a new chapter under her current name. The 41.8-metre motor yacht accommodates up to eleven guests in five cabins and is looked after by a crew of eight.
The very concept of the Navetta 42 is geared towards longer charter holidays. With 348 GT, there is an unusually large amount of space available, spread across several living and outdoor areas. Depending on the time of day, guests can move between the beach club, aft deck, foredeck, sky lounge and sundeck.
A bright interior with its own distinctive character
In the main saloon, light wood, neutral colour tones and large windows set the tone. The lounge and dining areas flow seamlessly into one another, yet are clearly distinguished from one another in terms of design. The furnishings have a modern, understated feel, allowing the space itself to make a strong impression.
The side-hinged balconies are particularly interesting. They open up the saloon further to the outside and create spaces directly above the water.
The art collection on board adds a personal touch. PALOMA features original works of art and sculptures, including a piece by Fernando Botero in the master suite and a sculpture by the Greek artist Sophia Vari at the sundeck bar. This theme continues in the Skylounge as well. There is a painting there that is said to have previously belonged to the Queen of Spain.
The Master Suite
The full-beam Master Suite is situated on the Main Deck and makes generous use of the yacht’s width. A super-king-size bed, a private seating area – or rather, an office – a walk-in wardrobe and a large bathroom create a space that remains comfortable even during longer stays.
On the Lower Deck, there are four further guest cabins. Two of these are fitted with queen-size beds, whilst the other two can be flexibly configured as twin or queen-size cabins. One of the convertible cabins also features a Pullman bed.
This flexibility is a real advantage in everyday charter life. PALOMA is therefore equally suited to several couples, families with children or groups of friends. All five guest cabins have their own en-suite bathroom.
Plenty of private spaces for eleven guests
One of PALOMA’s greatest strengths lies outside the cabins: numerous separate lounges are spread across four decks. Even when fully occupied by eleven guests, there remains plenty of space to retreat to from time to time.
On the main deck aft, there is a lounge with a bar facing the water. One level above, the aft deck offers a large, sheltered dining table and a separate lounge area. Thanks to the glass windbreak, this area is particularly well-suited to long dinners on deck.
The foredeck has also been designed as a separate lounge area. Away from the larger aft decks, this creates a quieter spot, ideal for a morning coffee or a pre-dinner drink.
These areas are complemented by the separate Skylounge on the Upper Deck. This ensures there is plenty of space indoors even in less than perfect weather, without all the guests having to gather in the main saloon.
The open-air sundeck
The largest outdoor social area is located at the very top. The sundeck combines a large hot tub with a bar, seating, lounge areas and sheltered dining areas.
It is precisely this combination that makes the deck so versatile. During the day, some of the group can relax by the jacuzzi, whilst others sit at the bar or dine in the shade. In the evening, the same area is ideal for an aperitif or a dinner together under the open sky.
Beach Club and Water Sports
The stern showcases another key feature of the Navetta 42. The garage door folds down, thereby enlarging the swim platform. This creates generous access to the sea and a private beach club right at the water’s edge.
PALOMA is comprehensively equipped for active days at anchor. The current list of water toys includes, amongst other things, two Seabobs, a wakeboard, water skis, a skurfboard, and much more.
The facilities for younger guests are particularly noteworthy. BlueSun Luxury Yachts specifically lists water skiing, wakeboarding and snorkelling equipment for children, as well as appropriate flotation aids.
Comfort for longer days at sea
Large windows, the numerous separate living areas and direct access to the water ensure that even extended periods on board feel varied. Wi-Fi is also included.
Eight crew members are on hand to run the charter operations. With eleven guests, this results in an excellent guest-to-crew ratio – particularly on a yacht where service, meals and the use of the numerous outdoor areas form a significant part of the experience.
PALOMA in Greece
PALOMA has been available for charter trips in Greece for the first time since the 2026 season. Her cruising areas include, amongst others, the Cyclades, the Dodecanese and the Ionian Islands. Albania is also on offer for the summer season.
This makes the cruising area particularly well-suited to the yacht’s concept. The many outdoor areas, easy access to the water and extensive range of water sports equipment really come into their own, especially during longer days spent at anchor.
In 2026, the charter rate via Bluesun Luxury Yachts is 187,500 euros per week in the low season and 220,000 euros in the high season, plus ancillary costs in each case.
