MIA ZOI

Mia Zoi is a 31-metre aluminium displacement motor yacht built by the respected Dutch yard Vitters in 1995 and comprehensively refitted in 2023, sailing under the Greek flag. Her Vitters pedigree and full-length refit place her in considered company among similarly sized charter yachts, with the aluminium hull construction offering both structural resilience and favourable weight characteristics that translate directly to sea-keeping performance.

Configured for up to ten guests across four cabins with a crew of six, the ratio here is notably attentive — more than half a crew member per guest, which is a meaningful indicator of service quality aboard a yacht of this size. Mia Zoi charters exclusively within Greece, making her a natural choice for those exploring the Aegean or Ionian aboard a vessel that is genuinely at home in those waters. She is well-suited to active groups, families with older children, and watersport enthusiasts. She is less well-suited to those seeking a large gathering vessel or a long-range bluewater passage, as her range of 435 nautical miles reflects a profile built for island-hopping rather than extended ocean crossings.

What distinguishes Mia Zoi from many charter yachts in her size bracket is the combination of Vitters build quality — a yard synonymous with precision engineering — and the thoroughness of her 2023 refit. At a cruise speed of 22 knots with a maximum of 30, she is among the quicker displacement yachts in her class, giving guests a genuinely efficient transit between anchorages without sacrificing sea-keeping composure. The aluminium hull is particularly well-regarded in Greek charter waters, where passages can encounter short, sharp chop that tests lesser builds.

Mia Zoi is oriented squarely around outdoor living and active water use. The sun deck and sunpads provide elevated space for relaxed cruising, while the foredeck seating offers a more intimate setting underway. Stabilizers ensure comfort at anchor and in motion. The water programme is extensive by any measure: a Seadoo Spark jet-ski, two foilboards, F5 Seabobs, inflatable SUPs, wakeboards, water-skis, and towable toys, all supported by a substantial 7.8-metre tender. For guests who want to spend as much time on and in the water as aboard, few charter yachts this size offer comparable breadth. The onboard cinema adds a convivial evening option when the group is ready to come ashore — figuratively speaking.

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