The 28-metre Eurocraft motor yacht Beija Flore, listed for sale with Tom Barnes of Bluewater Yachting, has had a €550,000 price drop.
The GRP raised pilothouse yacht was delivered by Italian yard Eurocraft in 2004 and is characterised by a racy profile courtesy of Paolo Ponsicchi. She was refitted in 2023, having been "meticulously maintained" by one owner from new.
Five cabins allow for an owner's party of 10 to be comfortably accommodated, "unusual for a boat of under 30 metres". Both the master and VIP suites are full-beam doubles, with the remaining guest cabins being twin-berthed. There are quarters for a crew of four.
The generously-sized saloon is open plan with a dining area forward that boasts an oval dining table. The whole space is finished in high-gloss varnished cabinetry. Illuminated recesses in the expansive deckhead help define the lounging and dining zones, while curved leather seating port and starboard makes for a sociable space.
Another oval dining table is positioned on the shaded aft deck. This deck features twin stairs down to the swim platform as well as easy access through the opening bulwark to the extending passerelle. A third dining option is found on the flybridge, shaded by the arch and a Bimini top, and there is also an informal galley dining table should guests wish to join the chef.
There is a choice of spots for sunbathing, too, with a giant, multi-guest, oval sunpad on the sundeck, while the forward-facing foredeck sunpad is also a popular spot. The flybridge helm position offers a commanding view over guests.
The Bureau Veritas-classed, commercially registered 139GT yacht for sale is powered by twin 1,400hp Caterpillars giving her a cruising speed of 20 knots and top speed of 26 knots. Range is 500 nautical miles, perfect for swift Mediterranean hops, and the broker pointed out that she has built a "fantastic charter reputation". Her tender is stowed on the aft section of the sundeck when on passages.
Lying in La Napoule, France, Beije Flore is now asking €850,000.