DESTINY

Destiny is a 42.2-metre steel-hulled displacement yacht built by Miss Tor Yacht in 2018 and refitted in 2023, registered under the Maltese flag. Her displacement construction and considerable gross tonnage of 180 GT place her in a class of vessel designed for seakeeping as much as comfort, and her 2023 refit signals an actively maintained asset rather than one resting on her original specification.

With accommodation for twelve guests across six cabins and a crew of six, Destiny operates at a one-to-two crew-to-guest ratio — appropriate for a yacht of her scale in the charter market. She is well suited to couples, family groups, and small corporate parties seeking extended cruising through the Mediterranean and Turkish coastline. Charterers who require a large dedicated sports platform, a full tender fleet, or expedition-level range will find her more modest water toy selection and the absence of a listed tender a limiting factor. That said, her 2,000-nautical-mile range places her among the longer-ranging vessels in her size class, lending genuine flexibility to itinerary planning across both charter regions.

What distinguishes Destiny from comparable mid-size motor yachts is the combination of her displacement hull and underway stabilisation system, which together produce a notably steady passage even in open-water conditions. The at-anchor stabilisers extend that comfort into overnight stops, a feature often absent on yachts of this generation and size. Her steel construction offers a solidity and longevity that GRP counterparts of equivalent length cannot match, and it reflects a build philosophy oriented toward durability over weight reduction.

The onboard experience aboard this charter yacht is oriented around outdoor living at anchor. The sun deck, foredeck seating with a dedicated table, sunpads, and deck jacuzzi together create a layered series of social spaces across multiple levels, with the swimming platform providing direct water access for guests. A sea scooter and wakeboard round out the active options without overwhelming the overall character of the vessel, which leans toward relaxed coastal cruising rather than watersports intensity. Crew service at this ratio supports an attentive but unfussy standard of hospitality.

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