The 29.6-metre motor yacht Makoro has been sold with Nikolas Daoutis of Atalanta Marine representing the seller and Petros Riginos of Riginos Yachts representing the buyer.
Built in GRP by Italian yard Posillipo in 2005, she is a Technema 95 model that was last refitted in 2017.
Makoro's exterior is by Galeazzi Design and interior is by Michela Reverberi. During her most recent refit the hull was repainted in a pale champagne gold, giving her a refined look. The interior woodwork was also renewed, and she benefits from glossed wood surfaces throughout.
She boasts an eight-seater formal dining area with far-reaching views, forward of a large saloon with twin seating areas and direct access to the aft deck. Freestanding sofas and leather upholstered chairs in the saloon add a hint of sky blue and make for a flexible area to relax and enjoy time on board.
Makoro's four cabins can accommodate up to ten guests thanks to an additional Pullman berth. Three crew cabins allow for a staff of five. The cabins are finished in woodwork and neutral tones, with a contemporary theme balanced by a nautical touch.
On the exterior, the aft deck offers seating and a dining table, shaded by the overhang of the deck above. It is well connected to the water, with steps leading down to the extended swimming platform. Up top on the flybridge is another al fresco dining area with a full-service bar, BBQ grill and ample seating and sunpads. The hardtop has an opening that can be closed off at the touch of a button to provide shelter when required.
The yacht features an efficient planing hull and twin 2,000 hp MTU 16V 91 diesel engines, providing a top speed of 28 knots and cruising speed of 22 knots.
Makoro was asking €1,780,000 with VAT paid.