About M/Y AETERNA

Specifications

Summer low rate per week

140 000 €

Summer high rate per week

168 000 €

Winter low rate per week

0 €

Winter high rate per week

0 €

Builder

Radez Shipyard

Year Built

2020

Year refit

2024

Length

53.28 m

Guests Cruising

Cabins

Guests Quayside

Summer Cruising Area(s)

Croatia

Winter Cruising Area(s)

Croatia

Crew

Max speed

12 knots

Cruising speed

9 knots

Fuel consumption

100 L/H

Type of cabins

10 (8 x Double, 2 x Twin)

Engines and generators

Engines : 2 x Volvo 500hp

Generators : 1 x Cummins 152kw, 2 x Iveco 50kw, 1x Yanmar 34kw

Experience the ultimate luxury with the Motor Yacht M/Y AETERNA, a masterpiece built by Radez in 2020 and renovated in 2024. This magnificent yacht measures an impressive 53.28 meters long and 8.6 meters wide, offering unparalleled comfort and style for your next charter experience.

Step on board this floating paradise and be greeted by a team of 12 dedicated crew members ready to cater to your every need. With 10 lavish cabins accommodating up to 20 guests for sleeping and up to 36 guests for sailing, the M/Y AETERNA promises a made-to-measure experience like no other.

Indulge in a range of exciting nautical activities such as cruising at a leisurely speed of 9 knots or reaching a maximum speed of 12 knots. Explore turquoise waters with equipment including an 8m+ tender boat, E-Foil, Jetski stand-up, snorkeling gear, and more.

Relax in style with luxurious amenities onboard such as air conditioning, Jacuzzi, massage room, outdoor cinema, gym equipment, and an on-board concierge service ensuring all your needs are met seamlessly. Immerse yourself in the crystal-clear waters with water toys like canoeing, paddle boarding, wakeboarding or simply unwind on yoga mats while basking under the sun.

Charter this extraordinary vessel through Arthaud Yachting for an unforgettable excursion filled with unique experiences that will leave you longing for more. Contact us now for more information on how you can sail away into luxury aboard the M/Y AETERNA.