How Much Is Enough Yacht Charter

About

How Much Is Enough is a 40.8 meters (134 feet) Benetti Oasis 40M, delivered in 2023 and previously known as Maverick. She was built in Italy as part of Benetti’s Oasis 40M series, which has produced more than 20 hulls since the line launched in 2020. RWD drew the exterior around a distinctive idea for a yacht this size: a lower profile that keeps guests closer to the water rather than stacking decks upward.

That lower-slung layout shows up in how the yacht lives day to day. The main deck carries the master suite, and the beach terrace at the stern sits almost at sea level, so getting in and out of the water feels immediate rather than like a climb down from a flybridge. Bonetti/Kozerski Architecture handled the interior, and the yacht sleeps 10 guests across 5 cabins.

Guest Accommodation

How Much Is Enough has 5 cabins for up to 10 guests: a main-deck master suite, two VIP cabins, and two further double or twin cabins that can be configured to suit a group’s mix of couples and families. Putting the master on the main deck, rather than up on a bridge deck, is part of the Oasis 40M’s wider design logic of keeping the owner’s space close to the terrace and the water.

Onboard Amenities

The signature feature is the stern beach terrace, which folds out to create a large social area built around an infinity pool at the yacht’s waterline. A gym rounds out the fitness options. Stabilizers work both at anchor and underway, which matters more here than on a higher-sided yacht, since guests sit so close to the waterline. Wi-Fi is fitted throughout for guests who want to stay connected or simply check the weather.

• At-Anchor Stabilizers
• Gym
• Swimming Pool
• Wi-Fi

Cruising Performance

Twin MAN V12-1400 diesel engines, rated at 1,400hp (1,029kW) each, push How Much Is Enough to a top speed of up to 17 knots. Published cruising-speed figures for this specific hull vary across sources, so the safest way to describe it is a comfortable, economical cruising pace rather than a single fixed number. A draft of around 2.14 meters (7 feet) keeps shallower anchorages in the Greek islands within reach, which is useful for a yacht chartering through the Mediterranean.