INVADER

INVADER is a 50-metre steel-hulled displacement yacht built by Codecasa in 2000 and substantially refit in 2019, sailing under the Greek flag. Codecasa's reputation for serious offshore construction is well established, and INVADER carries that lineage with a 608 gross tonne hull designed for range and stability rather than coastal sprinting. The 2019 refit signals a vessel that has been actively maintained to contemporary standards, placing her in a different category of confidence from unrefit contemporaries of similar age.

At 50 metres with five cabins accommodating twelve guests and a crew of twelve, INVADER offers an unusually balanced crew-to-guest ratio — one that allows for attentive, personalised service without feeling institutional. She is well suited to couples, small families, and groups of established travellers who value comfort and range over high-volume socialising. She is not well suited to large party groups or charterers seeking a nightlife-oriented platform. Her charter regions centre on Greece, where her range of 7,500 nautical miles — considerable for a yacht of her class — means the Ionian, Aegean, and more remote island chains are all well within reach without the constraints of frequent refuelling.

What distinguishes INVADER among her peers is the combination of Codecasa build quality, a displacement hull designed for genuine long-range passage-making, and active stabilisers — a detail that meaningfully improves comfort during open-water crossings in the Greek summer meltemi conditions. At cruising speed she moves efficiently and quietly, which shapes the onboard experience in ways that faster, planing yachts cannot replicate.

Life aboard INVADER is oriented around outdoor living and water access. The tender garage houses an 11-metre tender, and a comprehensive collection of water toys — including jet skis, Seabobs, wakeboards, and snorkelling equipment — ensures guests are rarely idle in anchorage. The sun deck and deck jacuzzi provide elevated, quieter space away from the main social areas, and the presence of an elevator makes her practically accessible across all guest profiles. The exterior bar and well-considered deck layout suggest a yacht that handles extended charters comfortably rather than merely adequately.

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