Zeemar Motor Yacht

Of the ten yachts working out of her home port, Zeemar is the longest, and the only Aydos Yatcilik build among them. She is a 98ft (30m) motor yacht from 2014, returned to RINA class after her 2022 refit.

Comfort under way

Her working pace is 10 knots, with 18 available when she needs it, and she burns 120 litres an hour. A 2 m draft lets her lie in close to a shoreline.

On deck

Zeemar's sundeck is built for company, with an L-shaped seat and a bar counter finished in marble and glass, while the upper deck adds a lounge, a second salon and a table for eating in the open air. The swim platform makes getting into the sea straightforward.

Water toys

Six toys stow in her garage: a Yamaha jet ski, an E-foil, two SUP boards, water skis and snorkelling gear, so two people can paddle at the same time. A 26ft NorthStar tender runs the trips ashore.

Where she cruises

Valletta, in Malta, is her home port, and she works the coasts of Malta, Italy, France and Spain – four countries she can reach from a single base.

Accommodation and crew

Five staterooms sleep ten guests, and twelve can be aboard for the day. The full-beam master sits on the main deck with a king bed, his and her bathrooms and full-height windows; the lower deck holds two mirrored queen cabins and two mirrored twins, each with its own bathroom. Six crew – July and August are her peak months – keep that group looked after.

Charter notes

Zeemar's hire runs by the week, and it suits two couples or a family more than a crowd. A dumbbell set, resistance bands, a wheel roller and exercise mats travel with her, so a routine keeps going at anchor.