Sweet by name, explorer by nature.
DULCE DE LECHE is named for a childhood favourite brought back from Central America, promising vibrant journeys and uncomplicated pleasure.
Built by Blaundus Yachts, this 30-metre steel-hulled explorer accommodates 10 guests across five double cabins, with interiors by Unique Yacht Designs.
On deck, she offers a generous 65-square-metre exterior terrace, with a 22-square-metre beach club. This beach club, along with the bridge deck and sky lounge, is where guests naturally gather—and there’s plenty of room for everyone. An outdoor cinema and plenty of gym equipment round out her on-deck entertainment options.
Inside, the interiors are bright and airy. Large windows floor the main salon with natural light, and a well-appointed bar anchors the social heart of the yacht. Works by David Shrigley bring an irreverent, playful edge throughout.
Three of the five cabins carry owner-grade specifications. The main deck master is full beam; a second full-beam cabin on the lower deck functions as a VIP suite. A third owner’s cabin on the sundeck has its own private lobby entrance and dedicated 28-square-metre deck; rare at this size, and a draw for groups with a lead couple or family travelling together.
Then there’s the Axopar 37—named, rather adorably, Little Leche. Fast, rugged, and highly capable, it reaches the coves, beaches, and anchorages that sit beyond the range of larger yachts. Two jet skis, two Seabobs, an e-foil, and paddleboards complete the water sports offering.
With a range of 4,000+ nautical miles, and with full stabilisation, DULCE’s itinerary is limited only by your imagination. She is currently available under the YET Scheme, with charters departing from France.
Perfect for families and groups of friends, DULCE DE LECHE is exactly what her name suggests: decadent, indulgent, and sweeter than expected.
