NAIA Yacht Charter

About NAIA

NAIA is a 126 ft (38.5 m) motor yacht built by Sanlorenzo, one of only two hulls in the yard’s 40 Alloy series. Francesco Paszkowski penned her exterior lines ahead of her 2009 delivery, and she returned to the charter market in 2024 after Milan studio Garibaldi Architects, working with Sanlorenzo Style Director Sergio Buttiglieri, carried out a full reimagining of her interior. The work reshaped her interior around a contemporary, minimalist aesthetic while leaving her award-winning aluminium hull and exterior lines largely as Paszkowski drew them. Her five cabins sleep a maximum of 10 guests.

The 2024 refit touched the master suite, main salon and beach club in particular, bringing a tri-deck layout built in 2009 up to a current standard without losing the yacht’s distinctive metallic exterior finish. That combination of an established hull with recently renewed interiors suits charter guests who want a proven motor yacht platform without a dated look inside.

Guest Accommodation

NAIA accommodates up to 10 guests across 5 cabins: a full-beam master suite set forward on the main deck, fitted with a walk-in dressing area and a fold-out balcony with sea views, a VIP stateroom, and three further guest cabins on the lower deck with adaptable sleeping arrangements between double and twin configurations.

The master cabin and main salon were rebuilt as part of the 2024 refit, with the salon reworked around floor-to-ceiling glazing on three sides. Eight crew look after the full guest complement, a staffing level consistent across several current charter listings, though at least one third-party database cites a lower figure of 6; the larger number reflects what’s most commonly described for NAIA’s present Aegean-focused charter operation.

Onboard Amenities

NAIA’s beach club was expanded during the refit into twin fold-down platforms that open into roughly 60 square metres of sea-level space at anchor, with daybeds, an outdoor shower and direct access for launching water toys straight from the platforms.

Her water toy and equipment inventory includes a dedicated chase tender for exploring bays the main yacht cannot reach, along with jet skis, e-foiling equipment, wakeboarding gear, diving equipment and fishing tackle, giving charter guests a varied range of activities for stops along the Aegean coast.

• Beach Club

Performance & Range

NAIA’s engine room pairs an aluminium hull with twin MTU diesels, delivering a maximum speed near 26 knots and a more typical cruising pace around 16 knots, numbers that hold steady across several current brokerage listings for the yacht. Her draft is cited at approximately 2.85 to 3.1 metres depending on the source; no single figure is confirmed as definitive across available listings, so this range reflects the spread rather than a single precise measurement.

That speed and draft profile suits island-hopping itineraries through the Greek islands, where NAIA is seasonally based out of Athens with routes typically covering the Cyclades, the Ionian and the Dodecanese.