From explorers to classics, motor to sail, the spectrum of luxury yachts on the brokerage market isn’t just reserved for hefty budgets. BOAT rounds up five yachts for sale with asking prices below the five million euros and dollars mark…
Momi
Length: 24m
Builder: Vismara Marine
Year: 2021
High-tech carbon composite construction, a telescopic lifting keel, and twin rudders underline Momi’s credentials as a regatta-capable sailing yacht. Confident offshore and competitive on the race circuit, she combines performance with Bluewater cruising with a functionally designed deck layout. Aesthetically, her sleek Caribbean-blue hull and flush deck set her apart. For a comfortable environment, contemporary interiors comprise natural materials and neutral fabrics. Offered for sale by her original owner, she accommodates guests across three cabins with two additional racing berths.
Momi is asking €2,950,000 with Moravia Yachting.
Maoria
Length: 26m
Builder: Numarine
Year: 2021
From the Turkish sheds of Numarine, the 26-metre Maoria hails from the compact explorer-style motor yacht range, 26XP. Showcasing distinctive, rugged styling with sharp and modern lines, she is well-suited to adventure-led cruising. Inside, floor-to-ceiling windows flood the main salon with natural light, creating an airy, contemporary ambience. Accommodation is for six guests across three ensuite cabins, including an owner’s suite with a walk-in wardrobe and desk. The sundeck is a versatile hub, featuring a barbecue, dining area, and lounging space, while the lower deck spa facilities - sauna and shower - provide a welcome return after a day enjoying the vast inventory of water toys. A 5-metre tender powered by a 90hp outboard completes the package.
Maoria is asking €3,600,000 with Northrop & Johnson.
Thila
Length: 29m
Builder: Ward
Year: 2007
Beginning life down under, the 29.1-metre sailing yacht for sale began life at the Australian yard Ward. Penned by the renowned Dubois Naval Architects, with interiors from Rhoades Young Design, Thila was commissioned for an “esteemed Olympic yachtsman.” Benefitting from refit projects in 2022 and 2024, she has been “meticulously maintained” according to the broker. The family-friendly yacht, complete with a line-free cockpit and three cabins, is ready for her next owner, who can also take advantage of the recently delivered new gennaker sails.
Thila is asking €4,850,000 with Superyacht Partners.
Five Waves
Length: 36m
Builder: AB Yachts
Year: 2010
For those looking for an open-style superyacht, the gold-hulled 36-metre Five Waves is on the market and, according to her broker, is an ideal platform for entertaining thanks to the expansive deck areas. Launched in 2010 by Italian shipyard AB Yachts, part of the Next Yacht group, she combines a classic GRP hull with modern Italian styling. A comprehensive refit in 2017 gave her two new engines, fresh teak, updated systems, and new paint finish, with further refit touches made in 2025. She accommodates up to 10 guests across five cabins. The bright and airy interiors include playful splashes of blue and red, complementing the light-toned woodwork and dark accents. Meanwhile, her 1.6-metre draught means Five Waves is ideal for coastal cruising and anchoring in shallower bays.
Fives Waves is asking $4,250,000 with Moran Yacht & Ship.
Te Streep
Length: 50m
Builder: NV Scheepswerven van Langerbrugge
Year: 1985
One of the most distinctive yachts for sale under the five-million price tag is Te Streep. Her story began in 1985 as a hydrographic survey vessel, but today, after an extensive 2024 conversion, she is a worldwide explorer yacht ready for a new owner. Built in all-steel, Te Streep is designed for global cruising, taking up to 12 guests and 10 crew on adventures. Offering vast open-air deck spaces that function as a flexible adventure platform with room for toys, tender, and a touch-and-go helipad, as well as for alfresco dining opportunities. Setting her apart is her bold artistic identity; urban artists from Berlin left their mark with a striking giant sea turtle crafted from scrap metal above the aft deck and graffiti artwork along the hull sides.
Te Streep is asking €3,600,000 with Fraser.
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