MABROUK

Mabrouk is a 39.8-metre motor yacht built by Cantieri di Pisa in 2004 and refitted in 2012, registered under the Greek flag. An established Italian yard with a reputation for solid construction and considered naval architecture, Cantieri di Pisa produced in Mabrouk a displacement hull yacht that prioritises seakeeping and range over raw pace — a meaningful distinction in a category where many comparable vessels favour performance at the cost of comfort underway.

She is well suited to groups of up to twelve guests seeking a structured, crewed charter experience across Greek waters, with five cabins and a crew of eight providing a service ratio that allows for attentive, personalised hospitality throughout. Mabrouk is a natural fit for families, multi-generational groups, and those chartering Greece for the first time who want the assurance of a professionally run vessel with local knowledge baked in. She is less well suited to guests seeking a contemporary superyacht aesthetic, large-group social charters, or those prioritising cutting-edge interior design over operational reliability.

At 39.8 metres, Mabrouk sits at a size where she can comfortably access the smaller anchorages and island ports that define the Greek cruising experience, while carrying enough range — approximately 800 nautical miles — to move freely between the Ionian, the Cyclades, and the Dodecanese without operational compromise. Her displacement hull delivers a composed, stable motion at sea, which guests who are sensitive to motion will appreciate on longer passages. The 2012 refit signals continued investment in her condition and keeps her mechanical and interior standards meaningfully current relative to her build year.

Life aboard Mabrouk is oriented firmly around outdoor living and water access. The tender complement — a 5.5-metre and a 3.4-metre craft — supports island excursions and beach landings with flexibility, while the water toy selection is extensive for a vessel of her class: two jet-skis, wakeboards, paddleboards, a canoe, and snorkelling equipment mean that active guests will find more than enough to fill their days at anchor. The crew-to-guest ratio ensures that water sports and excursion logistics are managed without placing demands on guest time. Connectivity is covered through satellite communications and Wi-Fi, keeping Mabrouk practical for those who cannot fully disconnect.

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