Blue Ocean Club
AURELIUS 33.9m Holland Jachtbouw luxury charter yacht in Caribbean
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Holland Jachtbouw · 2011

AURELIUS
33.9m Holland Jachtbouw sailing yacht for charter

Summer Charter
From €55,100 p/w
Winter Charter
From €55,100 p/w
Rates updated
Length
33.9m
Beam
7.1m
Guests
6 sleep · 12 cruising
Cabins
3
Crew
3
From / Week
€55,100
Holland Jachtbouw · 2011

Caribbean Breezes, Timeless Craft, Modern Grace

AURELIUS yacht available for charter. Built in 2011 with a charter price from $64,000 for up to 6 guests in 3 suites with a crew of 3.

Launched in 2011 by J.O.M and meticulously refitted in 2023, AURELIUS presents a captivating silhouette against the azure Caribbean. This 33.9-metre sailing yacht, designed by Gerard Dijkstra & Partners and Gina van Hoe, offers an intimate retreat for six guests across three cabins. Her 12-knot cruising speed effortlessly transports you between turquoise coves, where the gentle lapping of waves accompanies every sunrise. With a dedicated crew of three, every detail is anticipated, ensuring an experience of unadulterated serenity and adventure in equal measure.

A note from your charter specialist
“AURELIUS is a 33.9m · Holland Jachtbouw · built 2011 charter yacht in the Blue Ocean Club fleet. Published specifications list accommodation for up to 6 guests. Current charter planning can be discussed for Caribbean, subject to the yacht's live availability and cruising permissions.”
Sophie Laurent
Sophie Laurent
Senior Charter Specialist · Blue Ocean Club
sophie@blueoceanclub.com
On Board

A closer look

The Aft Deck Lounge
On Board

The Aft Deck Lounge

Beneath the canvas of a boundless sky, the aft deck unfolds as a sanctuary of open-air living. Here, the scent of salt spray mingles with the subtle aroma of teak, while the gentle sway of the yacht provides a natural rhythm. Sink into plush cushions, a chilled drink in hand, and watch the Caribbean seascape drift by. This is the stage for languid afternoons, for conversation that flows as freely as the ocean breeze, and for the quiet contemplation of horizon lines.

The Main Saloon's Embrace
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The Main Saloon's Embrace

Step into the main saloon, where light pours through generous windows, illuminating an interior of refined comfort. The palette is one of understated elegance, with polished woods and soft furnishings creating an inviting atmosphere. This is a space designed for convivial gatherings, perhaps a pre-dinner cocktail, or a quiet hour spent with a captivating book. The indoor audio system offers a curated soundtrack to your journey, enhancing the sense of sophisticated repose.

Foredeck Sundeck
On Board

Foredeck Sundeck

At the bow, a sprawling sundeck invites uninhibited relaxation. Here, the sun is at its most generous, offering a perfect expanse for soaking up the warmth, perhaps with the gentle mist of a passing wave. The sensation of the yacht gliding through water is most pronounced here, a truly immersive experience. It’s an ideal spot for morning yoga as the sun ascends, or for stargazing under a velvet Caribbean night, far from any light pollution.

Swim Platform Access
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Swim Platform Access

The swim platform offers seamless communion with the ocean. This extended area provides effortless entry into the warm Caribbean waters, whether for a refreshing dip or to launch into an afternoon of aquatic adventure. The outdoor shower, conveniently located, ensures a comfortable transition from the sea back to the deck, rinsing away salt and sand with ease. It's the gateway to spontaneous marine exploration.

The Helm Station
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The Helm Station

While primarily a crew domain, glimpsing the helm station offers a fascinating insight into the yacht's mastery of the seas. The intricate array of navigation equipment hums with quiet efficiency, a testament to modern marine engineering. From this vantage point, one appreciates the vastness of the ocean and the precise control that guides the vessel, a silent promise of safe passage through the Caribbean's captivating waters.

Accommodation

AURELIUS welcomes six guests across three meticulously appointed cabins, each a private haven of tranquility. The master suite, a sanctuary of space and light, features expansive views and a serene ambiance. Two additional guest cabins provide equally luxurious retreats, all designed with a refined coastal aesthetic. Fine linens and carefully chosen textures ensure restful nights, preparing guests for days filled with Caribbean discovery. Each cabin is a testament to thoughtful design, offering privacy and comfort in equal measure, ensuring a restorative experience for all aboard.

Crew separate heads · Crew separate shower

AURELIUS cabin 1
AURELIUS cabin 2
AURELIUS cabin 3
Dining

Culinary delights aboard AURELIUS are tailored to your desires, with a skilled chef transforming the freshest local ingredients into exquisite dishes. Imagine breakfasts served al fresco on the aft deck, the scent of fresh coffee mingling with the sea air, or lunches savoured under the shade of the bimini. Evenings might bring a formal dinner in the main saloon, or a more casual barbecue under a canopy of stars. Each meal is a bespoke experience, reflecting the vibrant flavours of the Caribbean and your personal preferences, accompanied by a curated selection of wines.

Wellness

While AURELIUS does not feature a dedicated spa, the yacht itself offers an inherent sense of wellness. The fresh sea air, the gentle rocking of the waves, and the pervasive calm of the open ocean create an environment conducive to profound relaxation. An outdoor shower provides a refreshing rinse after a swim, while the expansive deck spaces offer ample room for morning stretches or quiet contemplation under the Caribbean sun, fostering a holistic sense of rejuvenation.

Toys & Tenders

The waters surrounding AURELIUS are an invitation to play, and a selection of water toys ensures every aquatic whim is catered for. Glide across the surface on a paddleboard, feeling the rhythmic pull of the paddle. Experience the exhilaration of being towed on a tube, or carve through the wake on water skis or a wakeboard. These offerings provide endless opportunities for active enjoyment, transforming the Caribbean's pristine waters into your personal playground.

Equipment & Amenities

11 items reported by CharterIndex.

Air Conditioning
Outdoor shower
Indoor audio system
Outdoor audio system
Swim platform
Wi-Fi
Paddleboard
Tube - towable
Wakeboard
Water skis - adult
Snorkeling Equipment
AURELIUS on the water
AURELIUS sundeck

Deck Plan

Layout of AURELIUS — cabin arrangement, deck levels and on-board spaces.

AURELIUS deck plan
AURELIUS interior
AURELIUS master suite

The Crew

A professional crew of 3 dedicated to your charter. Working language: English.

Will Lowes
CAPTAIN

Will Lowes

Born and raised on the East Coast of the UK in the vibrant fishing town of Whitstable, Captain Will Lowes grew up surrounded by the sea, sunsets, and a strong maritime community. His passion for sailing began at his uncle’s sailing school and quickly grew into a full-fledged competitive career. Throughout his youth, Will sailed at an international level, training with world-class coaches and competing in regattas and championships year-round. Among his many achievements are SE Zone Champion Overall, 2nd Junior Overall at the RS Feva European Championship, and 3rd Junior Overall at the RS Feva World Championship. After two years traveling through Australia and New Zealand, Will rediscovered his passion for a life on the water and began building his professional sailing career. He worked as a rigger in Falmouth to deepen his technical knowledge before returning to full-time sailing—teaching, delivering yachts worldwide, and earning advanced qualifications including Ocean Yachtmaster and Yachtmaster Instructor. He continues to invest in his education with a Diploma in Marine Biology and is currently working toward his MCA Master 200, with future plans for a meteorology diploma as he sets his sights on a solo round-the-world race. With a lifetime of sailing experience, a calm and friendly presence, and an infectious passion for adventure, Captain Will creates a charter atmosphere that is welcoming, safe, and full of memorable moments—both on the water and beyond.

Alissa-Christina Smith (also known as Alissa)
CHEF

Alissa-Christina Smith (also known as Alissa)

Whilst I was born in Germany, I was lucky enough to grow up in Southwest England in Cornwall on the South coast. The area I grew up in is teeming with small holdings, tiny hamlets and fantastic village pubs. My younger sister and I were lucky enough to grow with our own horse on our doorstep in a sleepy valley. After school I went to a college to do my A level and cultivate my interests in history and current affairs, but I choose not to continue to university and travelled and worked for the best part of 7 years, starting in India, where I backpacked alone, through the north of the country, volunteering and sampling the amazing food. At 21 years old, after a short time at home, I decided to embark on a career on the high seas as a stewardess on sailing boats. I got my first position in France and, that autumn I was lucky enough to cross to the Caribbean on the same boat as the chef. I have never looked back and my interest n the culinary arts has grown from there. Recently, I took my first formal chefs’ qualification at the prestigious culinary school; Ashburton. I have worked with in and around the hospitality and service sector for close to 20 years. I am passionate about sourcing quality healthy food as locally as possible for both the sake of the environment and our health. I speak fluent German as well as English and am always trying to improve my French and Spanish.

Cruising Areas

AURELIUS is available for charter in the following destinations and sub-regions.

Full Specifications

Designer
Gerard Dijkstra & Partners, Gina van Hoe
Refit
2023
Beam
7.1 m
Draft
4.3 m
Cruising speed
12 kts
Flag
Marshall Islands
MCA
None
VAT
Not registered
Smoking
No smoking
Crew language
English
Captain
William Lowes
Prior name
ANNAGINE

Accommodation details

Crew separate heads · Crew separate shower

Diving

Snorkeling Equipment

Rates & Availability

Currency
SeasonPeriodWeekly Rate
Published weekly rateDates and season terms to be confirmed€55,100

Live data via CharterIndex · taxes, operating expenses and other charges are confirmed for the specific charter

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Frequently asked

AURELIUS: your questions, answered

The most common questions we receive about chartering AURELIUS. For anything specific to your dates, guest list or itinerary, message us directly.

Ownership economics

What a yacht like AURELIUS costs to own — not just to charter

A charter week on AURELIUS is a fixed, all-in number. Ownership of a 34m yacht in this class is a five-year commitment — crew payroll, insurance, class and refit reserves, berthing and depreciation. Our yacht ownership vs charter vs fractional ownership study runs the real five-year cost of a €15 million yacht against the equivalent charter spend, and the most profitable yachts for owners ranking shows how much of that stack charter revenue actually recovers.

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AURELIUS inside the Blue Ocean Club ecosystem

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Home port

Where the yacht is berthed — the start of every charter

Cruising grounds

The cruising grounds the yacht is chartered in

Ecosystem

Parent ecosystem for the yacht's season

  • Caribbean

    Cruising region declared on the yacht record

Itineraries this yacht can run

Routes this yacht can run

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From the Journal

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