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[ MOTOR YACHT · BUILT 2010 ]
JOIA The Crown Jewel
Length
213ft
Builder
Codecasa
Guests
20 / 9 cabins
Cabins
9
Built
2010
Type
Power
Price
€500,000 / week
Yacht Description
“A 213ft Codecasa from 2010, based in Greece.”
JOIA The Crown Jewel yacht is a 213 ft long motor yacht monohull and spends the summer season in W. Med -Naples/Sicily, Greece, W. Med -Riviera/Cors/Sard., W. Med - Spain/Balearics, Croatia, Croatia - Skradin, Malta. It was built by Codecasa in 2010. A refit was done in 2023. The yacht layout features 9 cabins and accommodates 20 guests. The cabin arrangement is following: 1 king cabin, 5 double cabins, 3 twin cabins, 2 pullman cabins.
Specifications
- Length overall
- 213ft / 65 m
- Beam
- 11.2m
- Draft
- 3.5m
- Builder
- Codecasa
- Year built
- 2010
- Refit
- 2023
- Type
- Power
- Cruising speed
- 12 knots
- Top speed
- 16 knots
- Consumption
- 284 Litres/Hr
- Guests
- 20
- Cabins
- 9
Cruising Areas
Summer Season
Accommodation
- Total guests
- 20
- Total cabins
- 9
- Heads
- 11
- Electric heads
- 11
- Showers
- 9
- Basins
- 11
- A/C
- Full
- A/C at night
- Yes
- Jacuzzi
- Yes
9 staterooms for 20 guests.
1
King cabins
5
Double cabins
3
Twin cabins
2
Pullman cabins
Owner's: (1) Full-width Owner’s suite with king bed
Guest: (1) VIP cabin, (4) Double bed cabins, (3) Twin bed cabins
Registry & Permits
- Flag
- Cayman
- License
- 2
- Permit
- 2
- MCA
- 1
Charter Price
From €500,000 per week, plus APA.
Plus Expenses arrangement — boat and crew only, without tip.
Charter days
Base price
APA (35%)
Total estimate
Note
14 days
€1,000,000 — €1,000,000
€350,000 — €350,000
€1,350,000 — €1,350,000
Discounts outside main season common
7 days
€500,000 — €500,000
€175,000 — €175,000
€675,000 — €675,000
Standard charter rate
3 days
€250,000 — €250,000
€87,500 — €87,500
€337,500 — €337,500
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.
