1970 Anastassiades & Tsortanides for sale
197049.4mMonohull
Asking PriceBroker
$19,900,000 EUR
+3 moreMakeAnastassiades & Tsortanides
Year1970
Length49.4m9.6m beam
Cabins714 berths
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About this vessel
ASTERIA was originally built in 1970 by Greek shipyard ANASTASSIADES & TSORTANIDES as a rescue tug. She was converted into a luxury expedition yacht in 2000/2002 by Northport Engineering in New Zealand. Designed for world cruising without sacrificing style, she offers a tough exterior with a bright, comfortable interior.
After nearly two decades of global voyages, she was purchased by her current owner in 2019 and underwent a major refit, including a redesign by French firm Charles Zana, new paint, decks, and aesthetic upgrades. Her mechanical systems are in excellent condition, with a full engine rebuild in 2022 and further updates in 2023.
ASTERIA has completed remarkable voyages, including the Northwest Passage and Antarctica, and won the Boat International Voyager Award in 2021. A commercially registered charter vessel, she is known for exploring remote destinations and prestigious locations like St. Barts and Monaco.
Stylish, robust, and adventure-ready, ASTERIA is perfect for an owner seeking new horizons.
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Vessel
MakeAnastassiades & Tsortanides
Year1970
Dimensions
Length overall49.4m
Beam9.6m
Accommodation
Cabins7
Berths14
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