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CUPANI is a 63.70-metre full-displacement steel motor yacht built by Royal Denship in 2006 and refitted in 2023, registered in Jamaica. Her exterior was designed by Ole Steen Knudsen and her interior by Rune Design, both Scandinavian studios whose work tends toward a restrained, functional elegance rather than decorative excess. Twin Caterpillar engines deliver a maximum speed of 16 knots and a range of 6,500 nautical miles from her 274,000-litre fuel capacity — placing her among the longer-range vessels available in this size class. She accommodates 16 guests across eight cabins, supported by a professional crew of 14.
CUPANI charters in Greece and Italy, with specific appeal in Mykonos, Santorini, and the broader Greek island circuit. She is well suited to larger families or multi-couple groups who want genuine space — eight cabins across 63 metres provides a cabin-to-guest ratio that allows comfortable separation within a shared itinerary. Her range and seakeeping also make her appropriate for guests whose programme might extend beyond the immediate Aegean. She is not ideal for guests seeking the very latest build specification, those who place high priority on a prestige-flagged registry, or those who require a helipad-equipped vessel for operational logistics beyond the yacht itself — though CUPANI does carry one.
CUPANI's character is shaped by the contrast between her Scandinavian design DNA and her Mediterranean operating theatre. Royal Denship vessels of this era were built for owners who valued structural integrity and endurance over ostentation, and the Rune Design interior carries a considered quiet that sits comfortably against both northern waters and Greek summer anchorages. The 2023 refit has brought her systems and finish current. Her helipad, hydraulic swim platform, crane, bow and stern thrusters, and library reflect the operational seriousness of a vessel designed for genuine extended cruising.
Onboard, CUPANI's amenity programme is notable for what it does not have — no jet-skis or water sports toys are listed in available data — which, given her size and crew, may reflect owner preference or a gap in current data records. What she does carry is a BBQ, a library, air conditioning, and Wi-Fi. The absence of a typical watersports inventory may suit guests who value tranquillity and independence over activity programming. Those expecting a full complement of tenders and toys should confirm the current inventory directly with the managing broker before booking.
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This is a provisional score based on publicly available data only. Unlike verified yachts, this listing lacks:
- Independent on-board inspection
- Crew qualification verification
- Maintenance record audit
- Safety equipment inspection
The actual safety profile may differ significantly.
Provisional scores are calculated from eight factors: vessel age, refit recency, classification society, flag state, crew-to-guest ratio, builder reputation, vessel size, and charter region coverage. All provisional scores are capped at 75/100. Learn how scores work →
Scoring model v5 · Last scored Feb 2026
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