GEMAYA

GEMAYA is a 33-metre GRP displacement yacht built to a custom design in 2007 and refitted in 2023, operating without a recorded flag state. No exterior or interior designer credits are recorded in available data, and her custom origin means she sits outside the catalogued series of the major production yards. The 2023 refit represents a recent intervention in a vessel that was built in the mid-2000s, bringing her operational condition to a current standard.

Accommodating 12 guests across five cabins with six crew, GEMAYA operates in Greek waters almost exclusively, with documented itineraries covering Mykonos, Santorini, and the broader Aegean Mediterranean. She is suited to guests who want access to the Greek island circuit aboard an adequately crewed private charter yacht; those seeking the range or specification of a superyacht from a named builder, or larger crew ratios, will find her profile does not match those requirements. Her displacement hull and 10-12 knot speed range reflect the pace of Aegean island-hopping rather than long-passage capability.

As a custom-built GRP displacement vessel, GEMAYA does not carry the builder reputation or documented pedigree of yard-series charter yachts. What she offers in its place is a practical charter platform for the Greek islands, sized to move between anchorages with ease and small enough to access bays that larger vessels cannot. At-anchor stabilisers contribute to comfort during the long midday anchorages that define the Aegean charter experience. The 2023 refit suggests her current operators have invested in maintaining her condition.

Onboard, the deck layout includes a sun deck with sunpads, a deck jacuzzi, and a swimming platform — the three elements that compose the core of the Aegean charter day-at-anchor experience. The water equipment runs to a Seabob, sea scooter, kayak, paddleboard, water-ski gear, and wakeboard. Air conditioning and Wi-Fi are fitted throughout. No tender details appear in the available records for GEMAYA.

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