SAMSARA

SAMSARA is a 30.2-metre steel motor yacht built by Maxi in 2017 to the Overing 100 design, with exterior lines by Overing Yacht Designs and an interior conceived by Kirschstein Designs Ltd. Her steel hull and displacement character make her a considered ocean-capable vessel, and an impressive range of 4,450 nautical miles supports meaningful passage-making across multiple cruising grounds.

SAMSARA is well suited to couples and small groups who prioritise comfort, range, and access to a wide variety of destinations over size or speed. She accommodates up to 8 guests across 4 cabins with a crew of 5, and her charter regions span the Caribbean, Bahamas, Mediterranean, Greece, Croatia, Turkey, and further afield — reflecting her ability to cover distance without the operational complexity of a larger vessel. She is not the right choice for guests seeking a large-group party yacht or maximum water-sport intensity.

Her at-anchor stabilisers and BBQ on deck speak to a vessel designed around the pleasures of being stopped rather than underway. The Kirschstein interior, paired with a steel build noted for solidity and sea-keeping, creates a charter environment that feels composed and self-contained. At a cruising speed of 10 knots, passages are deliberate and unhurried — a character trait that defines the onboard atmosphere.

The water toy inventory includes a Sea-Doo Spark waverunner, four two-person kayaks, six paddleboards, a surfboard, wake board, and full snorkelling and scuba diving equipment with a dive compressor aboard. Sunpads and a BBQ complete the deck arrangement. The five-person crew for eight guests provides attentive service appropriate to her scale as a yacht charter vessel.

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