KOGO

KOGO is a 71.7-metre custom steel displacement yacht built by Alstom in 2006 and refitted in 2025, registered under the Maltese flag. Her exterior design is by Tim Heywood Design, whose portfolio spans some of the most recognisable superyachts in the 60-to-100-metre range, while her interior is the work of Terence Disdale Design — a studio associated with understated craftsmanship and spatial restraint across multiple generations of large yacht commissions. The 2025 refit positions her as a vessel whose systems and presentation have been substantially renewed.

Accommodating up to 12 guests across 7 cabins with a crew of 21, KOGO operates with a crew-to-guest ratio that is genuinely expansive — 21 crew for 12 guests is a staffing profile associated with much larger vessels, and it signals a service standard that goes beyond the mechanical execution of hospitality. Her charter regions cover Greece, Turkey, Croatia, Montenegro, Italy, Sardinia, Mykonos, and the Amalfi Coast. She is not suited to guests seeking a compact, intimate vessel experience or those with limited charter budgets.

At 71.7 metres, KOGO offers the scale benefits that only become available above the 60-metre threshold: a meaningful separation between guest and crew movement, a swimming pool, a full gymnasium, hammam, sauna, steam room, and a dedicated owner's study. The dynamic positioning system is an operational asset that allows her to hold station in anchorages where anchoring itself is impractical. Her 7,000-nautical-mile range is one of the most capable in the Mediterranean charter fleet.

The onboard experience is anchored by serious infrastructure: four Sea-Doo jet-skis, two Seabobs, kayaks, paddleboards, water-skis, four wakeboards, towable toys, scuba and snorkelling equipment, and a flyboard give guests extensive active options. The outdoor cinema, deck jacuzzi, swimming pool, Starlink, and movie theatre complete an onboard programme that functions effectively at anchor or on passage. For a yacht charter seeking a credible combination of scale, sea range, and comprehensive service, KOGO presents a substantive option.

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