Experience Overview

Step aboard the 42’ Beneteau Gran Turismo 40 and turn Vancouver’s skyline, harbour views, and sunset glow into a sleek, high-style private cruise. This is an hourly yacht charter built for sightseeing, polished celebrations, date nights, and friends’ gatherings—with the freedom to set your own pace and the presence of a modern sport cruiser.

Departing from a central downtown Vancouver marina, you’ll cruise along the city’s most iconic waterfront. In daylight, enjoy crisp skyline-and-mountain backdrops; in the evening, golden hour and harbour lights create an effortless “movie scene” atmosphere. Dress sharp, bring your best energy, and let the city do the rest.

Vessel Details

Vessel Class: Premium 2 Star Yacht
Length: 42 ft
Capacity: 10 People

Vessel Highlights

Modern sport-cruiser style with a “wow” silhouette
The Gran Turismo 40 is made to look fast even when it’s standing still—clean European lines, a sleek profile, and a premium vibe that instantly elevates photos and the overall atmosphere.

Comfortable for social cruising, not cramped
With smart use of space and a layout designed for lounging, chatting, and moving around, it’s ideal for up to 10 guests who want comfort and flow without stepping up to a much larger yacht.

Day-to-night versatility
This boat shines in every time slot: daytime sightseeing feels bright and open, while sunset and night cruising turns into a high-end harbour lounge vibe—perfect for toasts, music, and content capture.

Trip Highlights

• Private hourly yacht charter on a 42’ Beneteau Gran Turismo 40—up to 10 guests
• Sleek European sport-cruiser vibe—ideal for stylish celebrations and content
• Skyline + mountain views by day; golden hour + harbour lights by night
• Great layout for lounging, photos, and relaxed socializing
• Flexible pacing—keep it calm and scenic, or turn it up with music and celebration energy

Disclosure

This Trip is arranged through YaHull and operated by an independent vessel owner or marine service provider. YaHull does not own, operate, navigate or control the vessel. Operational decisions, including safety, weather, routing and passenger conduct, remain under the authority of the vessel operator and captain.