The 39 metre motor yacht Trafalgar has been listed for sale by Jeremy Comport and Jack Gradus at Ocean Independence.
Custom built in steel by the Denizcilik yard in Turkey, she was delivered in 1975 and enjoyed a brief spell of fame when, under her previous name of Moonmaiden II, she appeared in the James Bond film ‘The Living Daylights’. Now, freshly refitted in a new interior of satin-finished French mahogany augmented by light fabrics and carpeting, she offers comfortable accommodation for 10 guests in five cabins comprising a main deck master suite, full beam VIP suite, two doubles and a twin, all with en suite bathroom facilities.
She boasts a sun deck with a collection of large and comfortable built-in sunbeds, together with a sheltered bar and welcoming lounging area. Here guests can enjoy the sun, the view or a sunset cocktail as a prelude to dinner.
The delightful aft deck can be used for open-air dining, with great views of the open ocean, sheltered bays or the dock when in port or merely for the possibility of relaxing with a good book. Her top speed is 13.5 knots and she boasts a maximum cruising range of 3,500 nautical miles at 10 knots with power coming from two 600hp Deutz-MWM diesel engines.
Lying in Valencia, Spain, Trafalgar is asking €2,350,000.