[ MOTOR YACHT · BUILT 2004 ]
EMIR
Length
271ft
Builder
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries
Guests
28 / 14 cabins
Cabins
14
Built
2004
Type
Power
Price
$700,000 / week
Yacht Description
“A 271ft Mitsubishi Heavy Industries from 2004.”
EMIR yacht is a 271 ft long motor yacht monohull and spends the summer season in Greece, Turkey, Croatia, Spain Balearics, France, Sardinia, Corsica and season in Greece, Turkey, Croatia, Spain Balearics, France, Sardinia, Corsica. It was built by Mitsubishi Heavy Industries in 2004. A refit was done in 2018. The yacht layout features 14 cabins and accommodates 28 guests.
The motor yacht features 2 Yanmar x 2000/650 (BHP/RP) engines .
Specifications
- Length overall
- 271ft / 82.5
- Beam
- 11.6m
- Draft
- 4.4m
- Builder
- Mitsubishi Heavy Industries
- Year built
- 2004
- Refit
- 2018
- Type
- Power
- Cruising speed
- 12kn knots
- Top speed
- 14kn knots
- Engines
- 2 Yanmar x 2000/650 (BHP/RP)
- Guests
- 28
- Cabins
- 14
- Crew
- 28
Cruising Areas
Summer Season
Winter Season
Accommodation
- Total guests
- 28
- Total cabins
- 14
- Jacuzzi
- yes
14 staterooms for 28 guests.
Crew
- Captain
- Dimitri Argirakis
Amenities
- Air Conditioning
- Yes
- Movie Theatre
- Yes
- Exercise Equipment
- Yes
- Light Fishing Gear
- Yes
- Games Console
- Yes
- Indoor Audio System
- Yes
- Jacuzzi On Deck
- Yes
- Local TV
- Yes
- Satellite Communications
- Yes
- Satellite TV
- Yes
- Stabilisers
- Yes
- Swim Platform
- Yes
- TV All Cabins
- Yes
- TV Saloon
- Yes
- Wi Fi
- Yes
Charter Price
From $700,000 per week, plus APA.
Plus Expenses arrangement — boat and crew only, without tip.
Charter days
Base price
APA (35%)
Total estimate
Note
14 days
$1,400,000 — $1,400,000
$490,000 — $490,000
$1,890,000 — $1,890,000
Discounts outside main season common
7 days
$700,000 — $700,000
$245,000 — $245,000
$945,000 — $945,000
Standard charter rate
3 days
$350,000 — $350,000
$122,500 — $122,500
$472,500 — $472,500
Weekly rate / 6 x days
All prices generated as a guide. Availability subject to confirmation. Gratuity discretionary, typically 5%–25% of the base price.
Variable expenses — fuel, food, marina fees — are deducted from an Advance Provisioning Allowance (APA), an additional deposit added to the charter price. The remainder is returned after charter.
