If you've ever watched Below Deck Mediterranean Season 7 and thought "I need to be on that yacht," you're not alone. The 164-foot motor yacht Home became an instant icon when she cruised into Grand Harbour Marina in Malta, and honestly? The hype is deserved.

Built by Dutch shipyard Heesen, Home isn't just another superyacht. She's a 50-meter floating sanctuary built for hybrid-propulsion silent cruising and glass-heavy Ibiza-style interiors. And the best part? She's available for charter.

The Ibiza Vibe, Elevated

Step aboard Home and you'll immediately understand why interior designer Cristiano Gatto is a legend in the yachting world. The Ibiza-style design isn't about beachy kitsch, it's about light, space, and that breezy Mediterranean elegance that makes you want to kick off your shoes and stay forever.

Think whitewashed walls meeting warm natural woods. Floor-to-ceiling windows that blur the line between interior and sea. Spaces that feel both luxurious and lived-in, like the world's most beautiful beach house decided to go sailing.

The full-beam master stateroom on the main deck is pure indulgence. Private terrace access. Walk-in closet. An ensuite that rivals any five-star hotel. It's the kind of space where you might actually forget you're on a yacht, until you glance out and see the Mediterranean sparkling right outside your window.

Below deck, you'll find a full-beam VIP cabin plus four additional guest cabins (a mix of doubles and twins), all designed with the same light, airy aesthetic. Twelve guests total can sleep aboard, which means this isn't just a couples' getaway, it's the perfect setting for a group of friends or family looking to create those once-in-a-lifetime memories.

Why Malta Makes Perfect Sense

Malta isn't just a backdrop; it's part of Home's story. When the Below Deck Med crew chose Grand Harbour Marina, they picked one of the Mediterranean's premier yachting destinations. This isn't an accident.

Grand Harbour Marina can accommodate superyachts up to 100 meters across 235 berths, with full amenities and the kind of infrastructure that makes Malta a serious player in the luxury charter world. But more than that, Malta's position in the heart of the Mediterranean makes it the ultimate launching point.

Want to cruise the French Riviera? Head north. Italian coast calling your name? It's a short sail away. Greece, Turkey, the Adriatic, they're all within reach when you start from Malta. The island's central location means Home can take you anywhere you want to go in the Med, without backtracking or wasting precious charter time.

Plus, Malta itself is worth exploring. Ancient temples, honey-colored limestone cities, crystal-clear diving spots, and a food scene that blends Italian, North African, and British influences into something completely unique. It's the perfect place to provision before you set sail or extend your trip for a few land-based days.

Smart Technology Meets Shallow Drafts

Here's where Home gets really interesting. She's powered by twin MTU 12V2000M61 diesel-electric engines, basically, a hybrid propulsion system that's quieter, more efficient, and better for the environment than traditional yacht engines. You get a smooth, peaceful cruise at 13 knots (up to 16.5 knots if you're feeling adventurous) without the constant engine rumble that can plague other vessels.

But the real genius? Home's shallow draft of just 2.12 meters. This matters more than you might think. While bigger yachts have to anchor far offshore, Home can tuck into secluded coves and sheltered bays, getting you closer to hidden beaches and secret swimming spots. It's the difference between admiring a beautiful coastline from a distance and actually experiencing it up close.

Add in the advanced stabilization system, and you've got a yacht that handles beautifully in all conditions. Even if you're prone to seasickness, Home makes for a comfortable ride.

Living Your Best Life at Sea

The amenities aboard Home read like a luxury resort checklist. There's a private gym for those who actually want to work out on vacation (no judgment either way). An onboard Jacuzzi for sunset soaks. Multiple alfresco dining areas where your crew can serve fresh Mediterranean seafood while you watch the coastline drift by.

The swim platform deserves its own mention, it's massive, making it easy to hop in and out of the water for morning swims, afternoon snorkeling sessions, or evening dips under the stars. Water toys are part of the package, from jet skis to paddleboards to diving gear.

And let's talk about the crew. While Below Deck might make yacht crew drama look chaotic, the reality is that professional charter crews are some of the most skilled hospitality experts you'll ever meet. They anticipate your needs before you voice them, know every hidden gem in every port, and somehow make elaborate multi-course dinners appear out of thin air while keeping the yacht spotless.

Making It Happen

Charter rates for Home start at $245,000 per week. Yes, it's a significant investment, but when you break it down per person for a group of twelve, it becomes more accessible than you might think. Especially when you consider that this price includes your accommodation, all meals, an expert crew, and access to one of the most beautiful motorized yachts in the Mediterranean.

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The Bottom Line

Home represents everything we love about modern luxury yachting, stunning design that doesn't feel stuffy, smart technology that enhances the experience without overwhelming it, and a layout that encourages you to actually relax and enjoy yourself rather than worry about being "yacht-appropriate."

Malta provides the perfect setting, combining historical richness with modern marina facilities and access to the entire Mediterranean. Whether you're a Below Deck superfan who wants to walk in the guests' footsteps or simply someone who appreciates beautiful design and unforgettable experiences, Home delivers.

The Mediterranean is calling. The yacht is waiting. All that's left is for you to say yes.