+12 moreYear2007
Length40m
Cabins5
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JOMAR is a 40m Mangusta motor yacht built in 2007 by Overmarine with a streamlined profile of Stefano Righini design. She was substantially refitted in 2019 and accommodates 11 guests in 5 well-appointed cabins. The master cabin and one VIP cabin are full beam, and one cabin can be easily converted to a media room.
Modern chic interiors feature Wenge gloss varnish and creamy leather, with Wenge parquet flooring. An opening roof gives the option of opening up the salon to either sunshine or stars. The aft deck includes a jacuzzi, seating area, and sunpads on the bow to enjoy cruising views and sunshine.
The vessel delivers a high level of comfort with six Seakeeper stabilisers. She is a top performing Mangusta with low fuel consumption and an ultra shallow draft perfect for cruising coastlines. Water equipment includes a 13ft inflatable tender, 2 SeaBobs, 2 seadoo jet skis, paddle boards and inflatable toys.
She was substantially refitted in 2019, has a Bureau Veritas Survey from May 2021, and is currently lying in Viareggio, Italy.
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Vessel
Year2007
Dimensions
Length overall40m
Accommodation
Cabins5
Features
On board
Six Seakeeper stabilisers
Stefano Righini design
Opening roof in salon
Full beam master and VIP cabins
Jacuzzi on aft deck
13ft inflatable tender
2 SeaBobs
2 seadoo jet skis
Paddle boards
Extra battery charger
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