FOUR JOYS

Four Joys is a 30.5-metre fiberglass motor yacht built by Maiora in 2023, operating on a planing hull capable of reaching 24 knots. As a relatively new build from the Italian yard, she represents a current generation of performance-oriented Mediterranean charter yachts, and her 140 GT volume reflects generous beam and internal volume for her length class.

Configured for ten guests across five cabins with six crew, Four Joys carries a strong crew-to-guest ratio that supports attentive, personalised service. She is well suited to active social groups, families with older children, and couples seeking a compact but well-appointed charter yacht for the Greek islands. Her home waters — the Mediterranean broadly, with a noted presence in Greece and Mykonos — are ideally matched to her planing hull, which handles island-hopping passages efficiently. She is less suited to extended ocean passages or guests seeking the scale and stability of a displacement superyacht.

What distinguishes Four Joys within the Maiora range is the combination of pace and practical range. At cruising speed she covers ground efficiently, and her 1,350 nautical mile range is one of the more capable figures for a planing yacht of this size — meaningful context for charterers planning itineraries across the Aegean and beyond. The stabiliser package, active both underway and at anchor, meaningfully improves comfort in the open water conditions that characterise the eastern Mediterranean summer season.

The overall character of Four Joys is oriented around outdoor living and water access. Her beach club and swimming platform provide direct engagement with the sea, while the sun deck, sunpads, and exterior bar establish a clear social rhythm suited to warm-weather cruising. The water toy inventory is notably active in profile — Seabobs, wakeboard, water-ski, paddleboard, and towable toys — alongside fishing equipment and mountain bikes for guests who want engagement both on and off the water. This is a yacht built around movement and activity rather than quiet retreat.

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