SOLEMATES at anchor

Heesen · 55m · 2025 · Med summer

SOLEMATES

55m12 guests6 cabins14 crew

01 · The short version

In short

Heesen has built at Oss in the Netherlands since 1978, known for fast aluminium yachts and the Fast Displacement Hull Form on its 47m to 55m builds. She is 55m, built 2025, takes 12 guests in 6 cabins with a crew of 14, charters the Med in summer, and has a hot tub, a gym and stabilisers on board.

02 · Photo essay

55 photos, filed so you can skip to what you care about.

On deck

9 photos

Watertoys

1 photo

Inside

15 photos

Cabins

15 photos

More

15 photos

03 · Cabins

Six cabins for 12 guests.

Photos filed as cabins automatically from the gallery, so this section appears for every yacht. Names are ours where we know them.

04 · Toys and fun

16 toys across 5 kinds. She is serious about fun on the water: nobody in the group runs out of things to try.

Powered

  • 1 x water ski set
  • 1 x wakesurf board
  • 2 x jet skis (1 x RXP X RS 325
  • 2 x F9S seabobs
  • 1 x Flite e-foil

Inflatables and slides

  • 3 x tubes (various sizes)
  • 2 x inflatable rectangular pads
  • 1 x Jobe sea pool

Paddle, sail and surf

  • 4 x paddleboards
  • 2 x kayaks
  • 1 x reverso sailing boat

Tenders

  • 1 x X-Craft 7.2 metre Beachlander guest tender

Also on board

  • 1 x RXT X RS 325)
  • Snorkling gear
  • Fishing gear
  • 1 x Ribeye 6.2 metre rescue boat

05 · Crew and service

More crew than guests.

CREW14
GUESTS12

14 crew for 12 guests. Nobody waits for a drink, and there is always someone to take the kids off your hands.

06 · About SOLEMATES

Delivered in May, the 55-metre Solemates is the sixth yacht to bear the name for a seasoned owner, and she’s the most impressive yet. Built on Heesen’s proven 55m FDHF platform, she’s a bold statement of precision engineering and refined style, designed with family, fun, and total relaxation at heart.

Exterior Solemates makes a striking impression with bold, masculine lines by Omega Architects, enhanced by a vibrant palette of lime green, teal, and aqua blue. Her expansive exterior spaces include a 110-square-metre sun deck featuring a large whirlpool/jacuzzi, bar, and lounge, all furnished with elegant pieces by Neal Jones, Siebensee, Summit, Sutherland, and Dedon. On the main deck aft, relaxed seating flows into double stair access to a fixed swim platform, offering seamless entry to the beach club, and onboard gym. Upgraded stairways improve circulation throughout, while the bridge deck boasts a raised seating area and alfresco dining—perfect for private evenings beneath the stars.

Adding to the experience, Solemates is equipped with an exceptional selection of water toys—from fishing and snorkeling gear to jet skis and a Reverso sailing boat, ensuring something for every guest to enjoy.

Interior The interior of Solemates is a masterful blend of sophistication and vibrant, family-friendly elegance. Thoughtfully styled by the owner in collaboration with Luca Dini, every detail reflects refined taste and curated luxury. At the heart of the yacht, a striking central atrium with a dramatic staircase creates an architectural focal point, while an added French balcony in the owner’s suite offers an intimate, immersive connection to the sea. The main deck is framed by expansive windows that flood the space with natural light, highlighting modern furnishings and custom design elements—including a bespoke dining table by D’Tales and lighting from the “Radiant Collection” by John Pump in the master suite. Throughout the yacht, exquisite furniture selections from Holly Hunt, Maison Pouenat, Christian Liaigre, and Alexander Lamont complete the interiors, delivering a warm, contemporary atmosphere that is both inviting and unmistakably grand for every occasion.

Accommodation With a volume of 760 GT, Solemates accommodates up to 12 guests across six impeccably curated staterooms. The full-beam owner’s suite, located on the main deck, features his-and-hers master baths that converge in a striking central shower—an indulgent retreat designed for both style and comfort. Three generous VIP cabins—one situated on the wheelhouse deck and two on the lower deck—are complemented by two well-appointed twin cabins, each offering the same elevated experience. Every stateroom is thoughtfully designed with marble-clad en-suites, refined decorative accents, and premium toiletries, ensuring guests feel effortlessly cared for. Sophisticated lighting and modern finishes enhance the inviting ambiance, while advanced in-room technology elevates the experience further with the latest Starlink satellite connectivity for all digital entertainment seamlessly integrated. Guests can stay connected in comfort, wherever their journey takes them.

Performance Powered by twin MTU engines, Solemates delivers a top speed of 15.5 knots and comfortably cruises at 13 knots. Her fuel-efficient Fast Displacement Steel Hull seamlessly blends performance with long-range capability. Equipped with advanced stabilizers both underway and at anchor, Solemates offers enhanced comfort in all sea conditions. Whether exploring the sun-drenched Greek Islands, the dramatic coastlines of Amalfi, or venturing to Sardinia and the Balearics, she ensures effortless passage with exceptional poise and tranquility.

Key features

  • The sixth yacht to carry this name for a very experienced owner - Redefined sense of relaxation.
  • Vibrant Interiors – Family-friendly design with elegant, colorful styling.
  • 110m2 Sun Deck – With whirlpool/jacuzzi, bar, and lounge pad.
  • Outdoor Living Spaces – Alfresco dining on three decks, and more.
  • Amazing crew recruited to the highest level.

Chartering SOLEMATES: questions answered

How much does it cost to charter SOLEMATES?

SOLEMATES charters from US$430,000 per week, plus running expenses such as fuel, food and drinks, usually paid as an Advance Provisioning Allowance (APA). Ahoy Club confirms the exact rate for your dates.

How many guests can SOLEMATES take?

SOLEMATES sleeps 12 guests in 6 cabins, looked after by a crew of 14.

Where can I charter SOLEMATES?

SOLEMATES is available for charter in French Riviera. Ask Ahoy Club where she is for your dates.

Who built SOLEMATES?

SOLEMATES is a 55m Heesen yacht, built in 2025. Exterior by Van Oossanen.

How do I book SOLEMATES?

Send Ahoy Club your dates and group size with the enquiry button on this page. A charter broker checks her availability, confirms the rate and sends the charter agreement.

Length55m
Beam9.60m
Draft2.92m
BuilderHeesen
Built2025
Guests / cabins / crew12 / 6 / 14
Cruising speed13.00 kts
Top speed16.00 kts
Gross tonnage758
Watertoys1 x water ski set, 1 x wakesurf board, 3 x tubes (various sizes), 4 x paddleboards, 2 x kayaks, 2 x jet skis (1 x RXP X RS 325, 1 x RXT X RS 325), 2 x inflatable rectangular pads, 1 x reverso sailing boat, 2 x F9S seabobs, 1 x Flite e-foil, 1 x Jobe sea pool, Snorkling gear, Fishing gear, 1 x X-Craft 7.2 metre Beachlander guest tender, 1 x Ribeye 6.2 metre rescue boat
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From US$430,000

per week + expenses