AQUARIUS

About AQUARIUS

AQUARIUS is a 45.77m tri deck yacht by Mengi Yay, refitted in 2025, with a clean, contemporary look and a layout that makes excellent use of her volume. She feels especially open and connected to the surroundings thanks to large windows, plus fold out balcony terraces that bring fresh air and views straight into the main deck spaces. She has a genuinely open inside outside feel, with wide sea views, giving guests the choice to drift between sun and shade throughout the day.

Inside, the main saloon is designed for relaxed socialising, with spacious lounges, an EPT poker tournament table, and fold out terraces that create an airy flow between indoor comfort and sea breezes. On the upper deck aft, she also has a gym and spa area, which is understood to include wellness features such as a steam room and shower, ideal for a reset after a day on the water. Accommodation is for 10 guests in five cabins, including a main deck master suite with a separate office and two private balconies, giving the principal guest a little extra privacy on charter.

Life outdoors centres around relaxed, sociable spaces, with a foredeck Jacuzzi and generous lounging areas that work beautifully from morning coffees through to sunset drinks. At sea level, the beach club (80sqm) is a genuine highlight, with a three way opening design and fold down platforms that make it easy to swim, launch toys, or simply settle in with your feet close to the waterline. Add an exterior bar, sunpads, and a well thought out mix of shaded and open deck areas, and you have a yacht that suits both easy going family weeks and friends looking for a stylish base in the Mediterranean.

For days on the water, AQUARIUS is set up for classic, high use fun, with an extensive and varied water toy list, plus an Axopar chase boat for exploring bays and hopping ashore. Whether you are interested in exploring the coast with the yacht’s varied water toys or prefer a more relaxed approach, there will be plenty to keep you and your guests entertained.

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