Condor A Superyacht

A full refit in 2024 gave Condor A a third deck, fresh paint over the hull and new furniture throughout her interior, renewing a 2006 build. She is a 139ft (42m) Tecnomar superyacht, drawn inside and out by Theofanis Bobotis Architects.

Where she cruises

Her home port is Athens in Greece, and she reaches the Cyclades and the wider Aegean, a spread of island harbours and anchorages. Further west, the Ionian Sea of Greece adds more islands, and she also crosses to Turkey.

Accommodation and crew

Five staterooms – three doubles and two twins, each with its own ensuite – sleep ten guests, and twelve can be aboard for a day on the water. The master takes the full beam, with a king bed and his and hers bathroom facilities. Her permanent crew of seven is more than a crew member for every two guests.

Comfort under way

Zero-speed stabilisers work at rest as well as under way, steadying her when she lies at anchor. She cruises at 19 knots and runs to 24, with July and August her peak months.

On deck

Her outdoor decks carry sun pads and a lounge area, and a large swimming platform makes getting in and out of the sea easy. The beach club brings guests down to the water.

Water toys

Two tenders, 16ft and 11ft, run guests ashore, and for the water there is a SUP board, an inflatable kayak, waterskis and an inflatable sofa, with fishing gear including a speargun and snorkelling sets for ten.

Charter notes

Condor A is booked by the week and suits two couples or a family, and the hire also covers events for up to 80 guests. Diving equipment aboard is sized for two, so a pair can dive straight from the yacht.