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Specifications
Typemotor
BuilderMaiora
Year built2008
Year refitted2022
Length39.8 m
Guests12
Cabins6
Crew8
Cruising speed16 knots
Maximum speed20 knots
Rates per week
Low season€120,000/ week + VAT + APAMay, June and September
High season€140,000/ week + VAT + APAJuly and August
The fee covers the yacht and her crew. A delivery fee can apply to a one-way week. What a charter costs
MAMMA MIA: a Maiora motor yacht with a chase boat and a driver at your call
MAMMA MIA is a Maiora motor yacht whose interiors are clean-lined and contemporary, made to measure in a register that prefers quiet to display. She was refitted and is presented in excellent order. Her accommodation is spread across decks, which gives guests a genuine choice. The VIP cabin occupies the main deck and draws in daylight, while the lower deck holds the Master Suite and the remaining cabins. Every cabin has its own bathroom and an entertainment system, so anyone wanting a film or an early night can retreat without fuss.
Much of the day happens outside. The sundeck is broad and open, with a wet bar to hand, ample room for lying in the sun and a place to eat under the sky. Her zero speed stabilizers damp the roll whether she lies at anchor or is making passage. That matters most when lunch is laid or someone is reading after a swim. Steadiness of this kind changes how relaxed an anchorage feels, and it is one of the quieter reasons she travels so comfortably.
Alongside her runs an Axopar chase boat, and a driver whose only task is to run it. That arrangement is what sets her apart. Guests can be taken ahead to a beach, a cove or a landing for dinner ashore while the yacht follows at her own pace. A party can also split, so that one group explores as another stays aboard. Her crew attend to the table, the cabins and the shape of each day. In Greece, where she cruises, that freedom to divide and reconvene suits days spent between anchorages and harbours.
She carries a broad choice of water toys. For pace and novelty there is the Flitescooter Oyster Efoil, a Seabob, the Jetsurf Awake Ravik Explore and Seadoo Spark Jet-skis, with the ZODIAC Yachtline and its Yamaha outboard. Water-Ski, Monoski and Wakeboard are all sized for adults, and the towable tubes and towable sofa bring something lighter. For calmer water there is a Jobe board for stand-up paddling, along with inflatable water toys and Snorkeling Equipment for a guest who simply wants to look beneath the surface.
On board
01Main-deck VIP cabin filled with natural light
02Master Suite and further cabins below, all with their own bathrooms
03Entertainment systems in every cabin
04Open sundeck with wet bar, sunbathing space and outdoor dining
05Zero speed stabilizers, steady whether anchored or cruising
06Axopar chase boat and a driver of its own
07Flitescooter Oyster Efoil, Seabob and Jetsurf Awake Ravik Explore
