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Specifications
Typemotor
BuilderDominator
Year built2012
Year refitted2024
Length23.77 m
Beam5.83 m
Draft2.26 m
Guests6
Cabins3
Crew4
Cruising speed26 knots
Maximum speed31 knots
Rates per week
Low season€30,000/ week + VAT + APAJanuary, February, March, April, May, June, September, October, November and December
High season€35,000/ week + VAT + APAJune, July, August and September
The fee covers the yacht and her crew. A delivery fee can apply to a one-way week. What a charter costs
A quick motor yacht with a Jacuzzi on deck and a Seabob for gliding under the surface
WHY NOT is a Dominator motor yacht for guests who like to travel briskly and arrive with most of the day still ahead. She moves smartly between anchorages, so a change of scene costs little time and rarely interrupts a lazy afternoon. Air-conditioning keeps her interior cool, and each cabin has its own smart TV, giving everyone a private, restful place to retreat to. The Jacuzzi offers a warm soak in the open air between swims, while her crew handle the boat and the toys, leaving guests free to decide how the hours are spent.
Her toys suit guests who want an active day on the water. The Wakeboard and Water Ski give the energetic and the competitive something to work at, the Jet Ski makes quick work of a stretch of coastline, and the Seabob draws a swimmer gently along for a closer look at what lies below. Snorkeling equipment is aboard for slower exploration of the shallows near the yacht. The Williams Jet tender is there for trips to a beach, a taverna or a harbour, taking guests in and bringing them back at whatever pace they choose.
WHY NOT is equally at ease far from a marina. A watermaker, generator and inverter let her stay settled in a quiet bay for longer, and Starlink alongside onboard WiFi means a call or an email can be dealt with without heading back to port. Her cruising area is Greece, where short passages between islands and coves play to her quickness. Evenings bring the BBQ into use for dinner outdoors, followed by music on the saloon stereo or a film on the Salon TV for those who prefer to stay aboard after dark.
On board
01A quick, capable motor yacht
02Jacuzzi for a warm soak in the open air
03Wakeboard, Water Ski, Jet Ski and Seabob
04Williams Jet tender for going ashore
05Starlink and onboard WiFi
06A smart TV in every cabin and the saloon
07Watermaker, generator and inverter for long stays at anchor
