Number of guests

up to 24

Length

86 m

Cruising Speed

12 knots

The 86m M/Y CHAKRA was built in by Scheepswerf Gebr van der Werf and last refitted in 2017. In 2016 this impressive yacht underwent a complete transformation, illustrating what can be achieved with the unwavering dedication of a first-class team.

Classic styling, elegant furnishings and lavishing areas throughout, to create an alluring and enjoyble atmosphere. Spacious decks and a variety of dining areas combined with flexible accommodation for up to 24 guests in 17 cabins. Guest areas include a fully-equipped gym, beauty salon, a massage room and a variety of sea toys.

The results of the refit are stunning, not only on her re-configured layout but in the way the light flows, the quirky art mesmerizes, and the neutral tones with pop of colors dominate each room.

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