The 30.5-metre Benetti motor yacht Artemis has joined the market, listed for sale with Ed Dickinson and Ed Cavendish of Northrop & Johnson.
Built in GRP by the Italian yard to ABS class, Artemis was delivered in 2007 as one of the yard's Tradition series, designed by Stefano Righini with refreshed interiors by Adam Voorhees and was most recently refitted in 2026.
Key facets of the yacht’s extensive refit include complete rebuilds of both main engines in 2026, upgrades to the generators, installation of new air conditioning, updated navigation equipment and considerable improvements to the mechanical and hydraulic systems.
The well-appointed main saloon has an oak table that comfortably seats up to six guests facing the pop-up flat-screen television, two sofas centred by a coffee table and a three-person bespoke couch designed by Patrick Gaguech.
The motor yacht accommodates up to eight guests in four cabins. Her main-deck master suite has a king bed, a walk-in wardrobe and a full en suite, while the yacht’s additional cabins include a full-beam VIP, a queen and a twin. Six crew members are also accommodated in three crew cabins.
Through double electronically operated stainless-steel sliding doors is the large aft deck with a comfortable banquette and varnished teak table, perfect for al fresco dining. Her main deck aft features direct access to the water through an opening transom and a swim platform, allowing easy access to the sea.
A unique feature of the Benetti Tradition series is that, from the observation deck, there are stairs up to yet another deck. The large bridge deck features covered outdoor dining for eight people, a bar and space for entertaining. Meanwhile, below a sail awning on the sundeck are large sunpads.
Twin 1,000hp Caterpillar diesel engines give the yacht for sale a range of 2,100 nautical miles at 10 knots.
Artemis is asking €2,950,000.