64m expedition-style motor yacht Magna Grecia receives €3M price drop

The 63.8-metre expedition-style motor yacht Magna Grecia, listed for sale under a joint central agency with Simon Ting of SuperYachtsMonaco and Serafeim Papadopoulos of Seara Maritime, has received a €3,000,000 price drop.

Delivered in 1986 by German yard Elsflether Werft, Magna Grecia was constructed in steel and aluminium to a design by Hans M Huchzermeier, built to Bureau Veritas class and MCA compliance. She is famed for her 24-month rebuild in 2019, which included major works such as a 5.3-metre stern extension and all-new Francesco Paszkowski interiors. Her rebuild also won her a commendation at the 2020 World Superyacht Awards.

Magna Grecia is now presented to the market following another comprehensive 10-month refit with Seara Maritime, completed in June of this year, with the new works building on her previous 2019 refit.

Works carried out in 2019 transformed the motor yacht into an owner's paradise. In addition to the stern extension, a garage was added, and she received a machinery overhaul and a full repaint. Her sundeck was widened, funnels moved outboard and a new hardtop was attached. As well as the teak decking being replaced, a Villeroy & Boch hot tub was also installed on the sundeck, along with a large bar and a day head with a shower.

New works in 2025 included a complete refurbishment of the stern area, including new teak decking and a redesign to offer a larger beach club area. Her engines were also overhauled, in addition to technical equipment servicing and a repaint to a "striking snow-white" hull.

The interior – accommodating 12 guests and a crew of 15 – was also completely replaced in 2019, and a fold-out balcony was added to the owner's main deck suite. There are six (plus one) en suite cabins on board, comprising a full-beam master suite, a VIP, two double cabins and two twins.

In terms of amenities, Magna Grecia offers a full gymnasium with panoramic views and a cinema lounge, which, in the recent refit, was fitted with a new projector and sound system. 

On the bridge deck aft, an open-air dining area is host to a table that can be set up either as one large table or two smaller ones.

Magna Grecia also boasts a wide inventory of tenders and water toys, including WaveRunners, Jet Skis, flyboards, SeaBobs, kayaks and three tenders, while a helipad offers easy access on board.

Twin 1,550hp Caterpillar diesel engines give the 819GT yacht for sale a top speed of 15 knots, a cruising speed of 14 knots and a range of 6,000 nautical miles at 13 knots. Zero-speed stabilisers help keep her steady at anchor and when underway. She has a beam of 8.9 metres. 

Lying near Athens, Greece, Magna Grecia is now asking €18,000,000.