ELENA V

Elena V is a 49.91-metre steel-hulled motor yacht built by Codecasa in 2004 and comprehensively refitted in 2023, registered under the Maltese flag. Codecasa's reputation for serious bluewater construction is well established, and Elena V represents the Viareggio yard's approach to combining offshore capability with considered interior volume — a combination that distinguishes her from lighter, more coastal-oriented builds of comparable length.

With accommodation for twelve guests across six cabins and a crew of eleven, Elena V operates at a guest-to-crew ratio that allows for attentive, personalised service throughout. She is well suited to family groups or small gatherings of friends who want genuine range alongside a high standard of onboard comfort. Her 5,000-nautical-mile range places her among the more capable vessels in her size class, making extended Mediterranean itineraries entirely practical rather than aspirational. For those seeking a yacht charter in the Greek islands, her current charter region reflects her suitability for both open-water passages and island-hopping across the Aegean and Ionian. She is less well suited to guests who prioritise intimate, boutique-scale experiences — eleven crew on a twelve-guest vessel creates a structured, formal service environment.

The 2023 refit is a meaningful signal here. On a vessel of this age, a recent refit of this scope typically addresses not only aesthetics but mechanical systems, safety equipment, and regulatory compliance — all of which bear directly on the onboard experience. The steel hull and Codecasa construction underpin a confident seakeeping character, and the presence of stabilizers means Elena V handles open-water conditions more comfortably than many comparable motor yachts of her era.

Elena V is oriented around both active and restorative use. A gym, spa, and deck jacuzzi support the slower pace of extended cruising, while a credible water sports platform — including two Sea-Doo jet-skis, Seabobs, wakeboard, water-skis, and fishing and snorkelling equipment — keeps more active guests occupied in anchorage. Two tenders of differing sizes cover both guest transfers and independent exploration. The sun deck and elevator indicate meaningful vertical space across multiple deck levels, giving guests a sense of separation and choice that shorter vessels rarely offer.

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