Little Harbor

TYCHE — 59 ft Sailing yacht | Yacht Charter

Listed base rate from USD 17,500 / week

Listed cruising areas: USA - New England · USA - North East

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TYCHE — term charter

TYCHE: sailing yacht · 59 ft (18 m). Length overall: 59 ft (18 m) · Cabins: 2 · Guests: 4 · Crew: 2. Listed cruising areas: USA - New England, USA - North East. Plan a multi-day yacht charter with YCN Miami. Confirm dates, itinerary and availability with our team.

USA - New England · USA - North East

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Listed weekly base charter rates

Summer 2026 (2026-05-01 – 2026-10-31): USD 17,500 / week
Summer 2027 (2027-05-01 – 2027-10-31): USD 17,500 / week

Base fees only. Availability, taxes, APA and additional expenses must be confirmed for your dates.

Supplier tariff notes (English)

APA 20% Delivery fee may apply for charters over 40 miles from Boston MA

Questions about TYCHE

TYCHE: How many guests can this yacht accommodate?

According to the CYA listing: guests 4, cabins 2.

TYCHE: Where is this yacht listed for charter?

Listed cruising areas: USA - New England, USA - North East. Plan a multi-day yacht charter with YCN Miami. Confirm dates, itinerary and availability with our team.

TYCHE: How many crew are listed?

According to the CYA listing: crew 2.

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Length overall: 59 ft (18 m)
Cabins: 2
Guests: 4
Crew: 2

About this yacht

Supplier description (English)

TYCHE is a 59-foot ocean going sloop designed by Ted Hood. Her classic lines and beautiful interior are kept in immaculate condition. The aft main cabin is full beam with 2 large closets and separate dry head. The forward guest cabin is a double bed. The yacht is perfectly suited for a family trip around New England. The captain is versed in local history & ecology and loves to provide educational commentary and storytelling which guests find engaging. TYCHE is the Greek word for prosperity or fortune, and is named for the Greek Goddess who presides over the welfare of a city. The Goddess Tyche personified chance and affluence and is associated with both good and bad fortune, mirroring the uncertainty of life.

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Yacht specifications

Builder: Little Harbor
Year: 1990
Refit: 2025
Base or pickup port: Boston
Guests: 4
Crew: 2

Performance & dimensions

Length overall: 59 ft (18 m)
Beam: 16 ft (4.9 m)
Draft: 4.5 ft (1.4 m)
Cruising speed: 7 knots
Cabins: 2

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Watersports

TYCHE is in refit for Winter 2025-2026 in a heated shed at Hinckley in Portsmouth, RI with her mast out undergoing some major refit work that will be greatly beneficial. Here are the highlights: • all hardware, hatches, and portlights removed and re-bedded • new deck prisms • rebuilt bow thruster motor • rebuilt power winch motors • repainted cabin tops exterior— a huge improvement to the Awlgrip that previously had chalking and wear, which will now be perfect and gleaming! • extensive stripping and refinishing of exterior teak brightwork that wasn't done last year (full cockpit and companionway included) • new SeaFrost refrigeration system • all new saloon settee cushions • new teak lazarette hatches • refurbishing of centerboard and rudder • other various cosmetic fixes and other improvements / upgrades such as improved soundproofing for the generator / engine and re-routing of the air ducts to port guest cabin for improved climate control and comfort Winter 2026--2027 will be spent at a shipyard in Maine for further upgrades. Stay tuned! Winter 2027-2028: Caribbean! Summer 2029-2030: Mediterranean!

Dinghy — size: 4 person, paxes: 4

Amenities

TYCHE is the Greek word for prosperity or fortune and is named for the Greek Goddes who oversees the the welfare of a city. The Godess Tyche personified chance and affluence and is often associated with both good and bad fortune, mirroring the uncertainty of life.