Just three weeks after announcing their first sale of 2022, Moonen Yachts has sold another Moonen Martinique. Designed by René van der Velden, YN203 boasts not only an extended sun deck, but also an extended swim platform providing her owners and guests with an additional 8 sq. m of space, now bringing her steel hull to a total length of 37.3 meters.

The volume and functional yacht, Martinique provides her guests with three decks of harmonious indoor and outdoor living that combine seamlessly into spaces for relaxation, laughter and endless enjoyment.
Her interior, designed by London-based Studio Indigo in London, will continue to be home to a total of 12 guests and seven crew. As her new owners have joined the project early in the piece, they will remain very involved in the interior design process.

In terms of performance she has a top speed of 16.5 knots in combination with a 4000 nautical mile range at 10 knots.
YN203, the fifth Martinique to be built on this platform, is due to begin very soon and has a planned delivery date of March 2024, right in time for the Mediterranean yachting season.
Moonen Yachts is a yacht builder based in the Netherlands, and its first yacht was built in 1964 under the original yard name of De Ruiter. In 1981, the yard was renamed Moonen Shipyards. It’s launching its first vessel under new ownership: Alhena. In 2017 Moonen Shipyards changed into Moonen Yachts. With the help of strong vision, innovative technology and new designers, Moonen is once again becoming the market leader in 30m to 50m luxury yachts.
Credits: Moonen Yachts