Blue Ocean Club
LUNA charter yacht — photograph 1
Custom · 2008

LUNA
— 33m Custom motor yacht for charter

Summer Charter
From €23,704 p/w
Winter Charter
From €23,704 p/w
Rates updated
Length
33m
Beam
8.5m
Guests
16
Cabins
8
Crew
6
From / Week
€23,704
Custom · 2008

East Mediterranean Voyages Aboard LUNA

LUNA yacht available for charter. Built in 2008 with a charter price from €23,704 for up to 16 guests in 8 suites with a crew of 6.

LUNA, a Custom Motor Yacht, offers an expansive platform for East Mediterranean exploration. Launched in 2008 and meticulously refitted in 2022, her 33-metre length and 8.5-metre beam provide ample space for guests. With eight cabins accommodating sixteen, and a dedicated crew of six, every journey is curated for comfort and attentive service across the azure waters of her cruising region.

A note from your charter specialist
“LUNA is a 33m · Custom · built 2008 charter yacht in the Blue Ocean Club fleet. Published specifications list accommodation for up to 16 guests. Current charter planning can be discussed for East Mediterranean, subject to the yacht's live availability and cruising permissions.”
Sophie Laurent
Sophie Laurent
Senior Charter Specialist · Blue Ocean Club
sophie@blueoceanclub.com
On Board

A closer look

LUNA — exterior
On Board

Exterior Profile

The yacht's exterior lines present a robust and purposeful silhouette against the open sea. Expansive deck areas are visible, hinting at opportunities for sun-drenched relaxation or evening gatherings. The superstructure rises gracefully, providing shelter and private vantage points. The design emphasises both stability and elegant presence, befitting a vessel of her dimensions on the water.

LUNA — exterior
On Board

Aft Deck Perspective

From this aft-quarter perspective, LUNA’s broad beam is evident, suggesting generous deck space for guest activities. The stern section appears well-appointed for seamless access to the water or for enjoying the wake. The overall impression is one of substantial construction and thoughtful design, built to navigate the East Mediterranean with assurance and grace.

LUNA — exterior
On Board

Bow View at Anchor

The yacht's bow presents a commanding aspect, designed for confident passage through the waves. The foredeck appears clear, offering an open area for observation or quiet contemplation while at anchor. The sturdy hull design and well-defined lines speak to the vessel's capability and enduring appeal as she rests serenely on the water.

LUNA — Interior Lounge
On Board

Interior Lounge

Within this interior space, a sense of refined comfort prevails. Natural light filters through, illuminating soft furnishings and creating an inviting atmosphere. The decor suggests a blend of contemporary style and classic yachting aesthetics. This area is designed for relaxation and social interaction, offering a cool sanctuary after a day spent exploring the East Mediterranean.

LUNA — Interior Dining Area
On Board

Interior Dining Area

This interior setting provides a dedicated space for formal or casual dining. The table is ample, suggesting convivial meals for a number of guests. The surrounding decor maintains the yacht's understated elegance, with careful attention to finishes and lighting. It is a comfortable environment for sharing culinary experiences while enjoying the yacht's amenities.

Accommodation

LUNA features eight distinct cabins, designed to comfortably accommodate sixteen guests. The layout ensures privacy and comfort across multiple sleeping arrangements. Each cabin provides a personal retreat, appointed with thoughtful touches for restful nights. The configuration allows for flexible guest groupings, whether for families or larger parties, ensuring everyone finds their ideal space to unwind after days spent navigating the East Mediterranean.

LUNA cabin 1
LUNA cabin 2
LUNA cabin 3
Dining

Onboard dining is a central element of the LUNA experience, with options for both formal and al fresco settings. The yacht provides versatile spaces where guests can gather to enjoy freshly prepared cuisine. From sun-drenched breakfasts on deck to elegant evening meals in a sheltered interior, the culinary journey is tailored to individual preferences, complementing the scenic backdrops of the East Mediterranean.

Wellness

For moments of relaxation and rejuvenation, LUNA offers an inviting Jacuzzi on deck. This feature provides a soothing oasis under the open sky, perfect for unwinding while surrounded by the beauty of the East Mediterranean. Additionally, the yacht is fully equipped with Air Conditioning, ensuring a comfortable climate throughout all interior spaces, allowing guests to escape the heat at their leisure.

Toys & Tenders

Details regarding specific water toys are not specified. However, the East Mediterranean cruising region invites engagement with the water. Guests can anticipate opportunities for swimming and enjoying the clear blue seas, making the most of the yacht's direct access to the ocean for various leisure activities.

Equipment & Amenities

2 items reported by CharterIndex.

Air Conditioning
Jacuzzi on deck
LUNA on the water
LUNA sundeck
LUNA interior
LUNA master suite

Cruising Areas

LUNA is available for charter in the following destinations and sub-regions.

Full Specifications

Refit
2022
Beam
8.5 m
Draft
2.4 m
Cruising speed
8 kts
Max speed
10 kts
MCA
None
VAT
Not registered
Smoking
No smoking
Crew language
English
Captain
Mate Ancic

Rates & Availability

Currency
SeasonPeriodWeekly Rate
Published weekly rateDates and season terms to be confirmed€23,704

Live data via CharterIndex · taxes, operating expenses and other charges are confirmed for the specific charter

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Frequently asked

LUNA: your questions, answered

The most common questions we receive about chartering LUNA. For anything specific to your dates, guest list or itinerary, message us directly.

Ownership economics

What a yacht like LUNA costs to own — not just to charter

The published weekly rate for LUNA is the base charter fee, not an all-in total. APA, taxes, repositioning and itinerary-specific services are confirmed separately. Ownership of a 33m yacht in this class is a five-year commitment — crew payroll, insurance, class and refit reserves, berthing and depreciation. Our yacht ownership vs charter vs fractional ownership study runs the real five-year cost of a €15 million yacht against the equivalent charter spend, and the most profitable yachts for owners ranking shows how much of that stack charter revenue actually recovers.

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