Invictus at anchor seen from the bow quarter, green hills behind
Invictus at anchor.

Invictus

A 66-metre American-built yacht that charters in the Bahamas in winter and the Mediterranean in summer.

66 m
Length
Delta Marine
Shipyard
2013 / 2020
Built / refit
12 / 19
Guests / crew

$650,000 per week + expensesWinter 2026/27 · off-peak

The verdict

Invictus is a 66-metre motor yacht with a steel hull and composite superstructure, delivered by Delta Marine in Seattle in 2013 and refitted in 2020. She takes 12 charter guests with a crew of 19, at $650,000 to $695,000 a week plus expenses for winter 2026/27 in the Bahamas. At 1,943 gross tonnage she is spacious: the main saloon has nine feet of headroom, and on board are a 14-seat cinema, a lift between decks and a fold-down beach club at the stern. She suits families and groups who want space and entertainment rather than speed, and in summer she moves to the Mediterranean.

Video tours

Five tours from YouTube, most viewed first.

Delta Marine InvictusMegayacht News · 24 Feb 2014 · 33,914 viewsWatch on YouTube
INVICTUS 66M DELTA MARINE SUPER YACHT [ 1080 HD ]Yacht Design · 24 Mar 2016 · 26,093 viewsWatch on YouTube
SUPER TIGHT DOCKING OF INVICTUS 66m. SUPERYACHT ON A VERY WINDY DAYArchiesVlogMC · 13 Jun 2024 · 15,553 viewsWatch on YouTube
Superyacht INVICTUS | 216ft | Cruising in the CaribbeanBreed Media · 13 Aug 2020 · 3,183 viewsWatch on YouTube
SUPERYACHT INVICTUS 216 FT (66 M) | Delta MarineDelta Marine · 16 Dec 2021 · 802 viewsWatch on YouTube

On board

Invictus at anchor in a turquoise bay with a tender and jet skis alongside
At anchor, with tenders and jet skis out
Invictus at anchor on blue water, side profile of a white motor yacht with a red ensign at the stern
At anchor off Cabo San Lucas, November 2013
Main saloon with velvet sofas, a large coffee table and windows along both sides
Main saloon

Nine feet of headroom, a legacy of early plans for a helicopter.

The main saloon: Boat International, feature
Cinema with tiered red seating and a large screen
Cinema
Stern of Invictus with the beach platform lowered and a lounge opening onto it
Stern and beach platform
Spa pool on the sundeck, with wood-topped counters on both sides and open sea behind
Sundeck spa pool
Invictus moored on a city waterfront with modern towers behind
In Boston, September 2022
Master suite with a large bed, wood-panelled walls and a sitting area
Master suite
Bar with a plum lacquer front, patterned stools and patterned red carpet
Bar

What it costs

$650,000 per week + expensesWinter 2026/27 · off-peak

Base charter fee per week. For winter 2026/27 in the Bahamas the rate is $650,000 off-peak and $695,000 at peak. Summer rates in the Mediterranean are quoted at €650,000 to €695,000, while one listing shows $560,000 for summer 2026. Expenses are charged on top: usually an advance provisioning allowance (APA, a deposit for fuel, food and berthing), VAT and crew tips. The typical amount for Invictus isn’t published.

All quoted rates (6 quotes)
SeasonWeekly rateQuoted byChecked
Winter 2026/27, off-peak$650,000 plus expensesNorthrop & Johnson, CharterIndex, YachtCharterFleetOct 2026
Winter 2026/27, peak$695,000 plus expensesNorthrop & Johnson, CharterIndex, YachtCharterFleetOct 2026
Summer, low season€650,000 plus expensesYachtCharterFleet, Boat International, superyacht directoryOct 2026
Summer, high season€695,000 plus expensesYachtCharterFleetOct 2026
Summer 2026, West Mediterranean$560,000 plus expensesCharterIndexOct 2026
June 2022, West Mediterranean$650,000 plus expensesYachtCharterFleet, last-minute Mediterranean availabilityOct 2026

Where she sails

Winter

Bahamas

Exumas, Abacos, Eleuthera, Harbour Island, Nassau.

Summer

Mediterranean

French Riviera, Corsica, Sardinia, Sicily, Amalfi Coast, Balearic Islands, Croatia, Turkey.

Further reading

Independent coverage we found. We link to it rather than rewrite it.

Particulars

Length overall
66 m 65.53 m in some sources
Beam
13.1 m
Draft
3.9 m 4.1 m in some listings
Gross tonnage
1,943 1,945 in some sources
Shipyard
Delta Marine, Seattle
Delivered
1 July 2013
Refit
2020
Naval architecture and exterior
Delta Design Group
Interior design
Diane Johnson Design with Johnson, Wen, Mulder & Associates
Construction
Ice-strengthened steel hull, composite superstructure, carbon-fibre sundeck
Charter guests
12 14 in some sources; sale listings count 20
Cabins
9: master suite, 6 doubles, 2 twins 6–7 in some listings
Crew
19 20–22 in some sources
Engines
2 × Caterpillar 3516
Speed
13.5 kn cruising, 17 kn max 16.1 kn cruising in some sources; 16 kn top speed in others
Range
6,000 nm at 12 kn 5,000–7,000 nm in some listings
On board
14-seat cinema, gym, lift between decks, beach club, sundeck spa pool
Flag
Cayman Islands
Build name
Project Invader

Questions

How much does it cost to charter Invictus?
For winter 2026/27 in the Bahamas the base rate is $650,000 a week off-peak and $695,000 at peak, plus expenses (Northrop & Johnson); CharterIndex and YachtCharterFleet give the same figures. For the Mediterranean summer, YachtCharterFleet lists €650,000 to €695,000, and CharterIndex shows $560,000 for summer 2026. Fuel, food, berthing, VAT and crew tips are charged on top; the typical amount for Invictus isn’t published.
How many guests can Invictus accommodate?
Twelve charter guests in nine cabins: a master suite with a study, six doubles and two twins, looked after by a crew of 19 (Northrop & Johnson). Some listings give six or seven cabins and 14 guests (Boat International); for charter the limit is 12.
How much is the Invictus yacht worth?
No sale price has been published. In September 2023 she was listed for sale with Burgess, and the asking price was cut by $6 million to $94 million (Burgess; Boat International). Northrop & Johnson’s sale listing now says she is no longer available for sale (Northrop & Johnson); a completed sale has not been reported. She remains on the charter market.
How big is the Invictus yacht?
She is 66 m (216 ft) long with a 13.1 m beam and 1,943 gross tonnage (YachtCharterFleet). Boat International measures her at 65.53 m (Boat International).
Where is the Invictus yacht now?
We don’t publish positions. Public AIS trackers such as VesselFinder show her by IMO number 1011082. Her charter pattern is the Bahamas in winter and the Mediterranean in summer (Northrop & Johnson).
Is this the same Invictus as the Palmer Johnson or Sanlorenzo yacht?
No. This page is about the 66 m Delta Marine built in 2013. Two smaller yachts share the name: a 37.5 m (123 ft) Palmer Johnson from 2006 (YachtBuyer), which charters in New England (YachtCharterFleet), and a 28.93 m Sanlorenzo from 2022 (YachtBuyer).

If not Invictus

Other 60–75 m charter yachts with published rates in the Caribbean and the Mediterranean.

St. David yacht

St. David

60 m · Benetti · 2008

€340,000 per week + expensesSummer · low season

La Datcha yacht

La Datcha

77 m Damen SeaXplorer expedition yacht, delivered 2020

$750,000 per week + expensesSummer

Spirit yacht

Spirit

54.3 m Amels 177 motor yacht, delivered 2011, refitted 2020 and 2025

$295,000 per week + expensesWinter 2026/27 · low season

Sources (20)
  1. Northrop & Johnson
  2. CharterIndex
  3. YachtCharterFleet
  4. YachtCharterFleet, last-minute Mediterranean availability 6 Jun 2022
  5. YachtCharterFleet, ShowBoats Design Awards 2014 nominations 16 Dec 2013
  6. Boat International, superyacht directory
  7. Boat International, launch news 18 Jul 2013
  8. Boat International, feature 15 Jan 2015
  9. Boat International, World Superyacht Awards 2014 winners 29 Jan 2015
  10. Boat International, brokerage news 21 Sep 2023
  11. Burgess, sale announcement 20 Sep 2023
  12. Northrop & Johnson, archived sale listing
  13. Delta Marine, yacht page
  14. SuperyachtNews 22 Jul 2013
  15. CharterWorld 22 Jul 2013
  16. YachtBuyer
  17. itBoat
  18. VesselFinder
  19. Wikimedia Commons, Motor Yacht Invictus November 2013 12 Nov 2013
  20. Wikimedia Commons, Invictus in Boston 27 Sep 2022