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NURI Motor yacht for charter

  • Length: 40.5m (132.9ft)
  • 12 guests in 5 cabins
  • Built: 2021 (refitted 2023), Cantiere delle Marche, Italy
租费(每周)
USD 200,000

Take a holiday aboard NURI, a stunning yacht that offers comfort and style to discerning guests. NURI showcases light, modern interior and spacious social exterior areas perfect for relaxation, entertainment, and enjoyment wherever you cruise.

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Aerial view2 of 23
Aerial view3 of 23
Sun deck television4 of 23
Sun deck5 of 23
Sun deck jacuzzi6 of 23
Sun deck bar7 of 23
Main deck aft dining area8 of 23
Dinner set-up9 of 23
Main deck aft sunloungers10 of 23
Swim platform11 of 23
Main deck lounge12 of 23
Main deck lounge13 of 23
Main deck dining area14 of 23
Sky lounge15 of 23
Sky lounge16 of 23
Main deck master cabin17 of 23
Lower deck double cabin18 of 23
Lower deck convertible double/twin cabin with pullman19 of 23
Wakesurfing20 of 23
Fjord chase tender21 of 23
Fjord chase tender22 of 23
Cruising23 of 23
  • New to the charter market
  • Recently refitted
  • Flexible cabin configurations
  • Exercise equipment
  • 12m Fjord 41 XL chase tender available only in the Mediterranean
  • Shaded deck dining and deck areas
  • Jacuzzi on the sun deck
  • Zero speed stabilisers to reduce any rolling motion while at anchor

关于 NURI

游艇介绍

Take a holiday aboard NURI, a stunning yacht that offers comfort and style to discerning guests. NURI showcases light, modern interior and spacious social exterior areas perfect for relaxation, entertainment, and enjoyment wherever you cruise.


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Her exterior spaces are outstanding. On the foredeck, you will find an inviting al fresco lounge area with seating ideal for soaking in the views by day and enjoying starlit skies by night. Whether you’re unwinding with a book, sipping cocktails, or simply taking in the views, this space offers a tranquil retreat. The sundeck is the best of NURI’s outdoor areas, featuring a raised jacuzzi, a beautiful al fresco formal dining area and a wet bar; it’s the perfect spot for relaxing and socialising.

Inside, NURI’s contemporary interior is bathed in natural light. The main lounge’s neutral colour palette creates a serene, welcoming space, with large picture windows offering stunning views. Elegant and sophisticated, the formal dining area within the lounge is ideal for memorable dinners or special occasions.

NURI’s main deck master suite offers absolute privacy and luxurious comfort. Accessed via a private office, it is a true sanctuary with a king-sized berth, a walk-in wardrobe, and an en suite bathroom. On the lower deck, four en suite guest cabins offer a variety of sleeping arrangements to suit your guests, including two VIP double suites, one convertible twin/double suite, and a twin suite with a pullman berth. Each suite ensures all guests feel at home during their time on board.

The upper deck sky lounge is perfect for casual gatherings and quiet downtime. It provides an opportunity to relax in style, featuring sumptuous ivory leather seating, a games table, and a round dining table for six. To the rear, you’ll find an al fresco dining space and a sun lounging area, creating a seamless flow between indoor and outdoor living.

NURI is fully equipped with an extensive range of watersports equipment for those seeking adventure. From the tender and Fliteboard to Seabobs, wake surf foil boards, and windsurf gear, there’s no shortage of toys for thrill-seekers. For those who prefer to keep their feet dry, the yacht offers four electric scooters and three bicycles, perfect for exploring new shores. The yacht also features a 12.2m Fjord 41 chase tender, ensuring you can easily explore nearby islands or reach secluded coves.

技术规格和租费
夏季巡游目的地 Pacific North West & Alaska Please enquire per week (low/high)
冬季巡游目的地 Caribbean & Bahamas USD 200,000/USD 230,000 per week (low/high)
建造于 2021 (refitted 2023), Cantiere delle Marche, Italy
Length 40.5m (132.9ft)
Guests 12
客舱数 5
船员 9
船宽 8m (26.2ft)
吃水 2.5m (8.2ft)
吨位 397
最大速度 14.5 节
巡航速度 12.5 节
巡航速度时的油耗 220 litres per hour
客舱类别 5 (3 × 双人床, 2 × double/twin, 2 × additional berths)
发动机 2 × 1,208hp MTU
Notes
Fully licensed for charters in Spanish waters.
接驳艇和水上玩具

接驳艇和水上玩具

  • 1 × Towed tender
  • 1 × Tender
  • 1 × Deck jacuzzi
  • Inflatable platform
  • 2 × SeaBobs
  • 2 × eFoils
  • 2 × Kayaks
  • 2 × Stand up paddleboards
  • Wakeboard
  • Wakesurf
  • Windsurfer
  • Waterskis
  • Inflatable tows
  • Fishing gear
  • Snorkelling gear
  • 4 × eScooters
Fitness & wellness

Fitness equipment

  • Free weights
  • Resistance bands
  • Rowing machine
  • Training bench
  • Yoga mats
Communication & entertainment

Communication & entertainment

  • Wi-Fi internet access
  • Starlink
  • Satellite television
  • Speaker systems
  • Streaming services
  • Video games
视频
Video (2m 10s)
平面布置图
Deck plans
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夏季巡游目的地

Alaska

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