The 50-metre Trinity motor yacht Champagne Seas has been listed for sale with Yannis Zagorakis of Hargrave Yachts. She is currently at anchor at the Monaco Yacht Show 2026.
The all-aluminium tri-deck motor yacht was built in 2012 with exterior design by Geoff Van Aller and interior design by Ramon Alonso and Espinosa Yacht Design. She has had three refit periods since 2022; the most recent, which lasted 6 months, was completed in April 2026.
Stepping on board, the main saloon is characterised by light wood flooring with accents of mauve and teal adding pops of colour to the interiors, complemented by a large L-shaped sofa that dominates the social space. A formal dining area for 10 guests is offered forward of the lounging area with a long white marble table.
Accommodation is for twelve guests across six cabins, including a full-beam master suite on the main deck benefiting from 180-degree vertical windows, an elevated mezzanine sleeping level, an owner's study, a dressing area in leather and onyx, and a his-and-her ensuite. The guest accommodation comprises a VIP cabin on the upper deck and four en suite cabins, two queen and two twin cabins on the lower deck.
Out on the aft deck, a comfortable lounging space has been built with a variety of sofas and armchairs centred by a marble-topped coffee table to provide a relaxed entertaining environment. All under the overhang, the space is available for all-weather use.
A sociable layout can be found in the upper saloon, where a games table, bar and large sofa are all combined in the same open-plan layout to create a flexible living space.
Through glass double doors, a round table offers al fresco dining under the overhang for shelter from the sun. Marble coffee tables are paired with the soft banquette that sweeps the aft, allowing for seamless flow from dining to relaxing.
Up top, the sundeck provides a space to dine and sunbathe, as well as to use the gym equipment. A highlight on board is the raised spa pool, surrounded by sunpads and benefiting from the uninterrupted views ahead.
The refit included a new Burmese teak swim platform that guests can now use to launch watersports from or enter the water safely.
The yacht for sale is powered by twin Caterpillar 3516C engines, giving an 18-knot cruising speed and 23-knot maximum speed.
Champagne Seas is asking $15,900,000.