Manifiq Yacht: Sailing the Mediterranean in Sheer Opulence

Manifiq Yacht: Sailing the Mediterranean in Sheer Opulence

n the vast, azure waters of the Mediterranean, where ancient civilizations have left their timeless marks and nature boasts its most pristine form, sails a masterpiece of maritime luxury – the Manifiq yacht. This vessel is more than just a ship; it’s an emblem of opulence, sophistication, and an unparalleled charter experience that sets it apart in the prestigious waters of the Mediterranean.

An Ode to Elegance: The Birth of Manifiq

The heralded Italian shipyard, Mondomarine, renowned for its impeccable craftsmanship and commitment to excellence, is the genius behind Manifiq. With every inch meticulously crafted, Manifiq’s grandeur is a harmonious blend of cutting-edge design and timeless elegance. As she majestically graces the Mediterranean waters, one can’t help but be captivated by her awe-inspiring presence.

A Realm of Luxury: Inside the Manifiq

Designed by the prodigious Luca Dini, stepping into Manifiq is akin to entering a realm of unmatched opulence. The interiors whisper tales of grandeur with rich mahogany undertones, plush furnishings, and bespoke art installations that reflect a perfect symphony of classic and contemporary aesthetics.

Guests aboard the Manifiq are treated to expansive suites and cabins. Each chamber is a sanctum of luxury, enveloped in the finest materials, and offers panoramic views of the serene Mediterranean. Modern amenities, coupled with the charm of the yacht’s interior design, ensure an ambiance of tranquillity and indulgence.

Beyond the private spaces, Manifiq boasts of a grand salon, an epitome of luxury with its piano corner and a cozy fireplace for those chilly Mediterranean nights. For those moments of formal repasts, a regal dining area awaits, ensuring every meal is an event to remember.

Where Elegance Meets the Sky: Manifiq’s Deck

The exterior of Manifiq is a testament to luxury yachting. Expansive decks adorned with sophisticated lounging areas, from sunbeds well-suited for basking in the Mediterranean warmth to shaded nooks for tranquil reflections, offer guests myriad ways to enjoy the seascape.

A highlight is the on-deck Jacuzzi, allowing guests to unwind amidst the vastness of the sea, all while sipping on their favorite drink. Culinary enthusiasts aren’t left behind, with alfresco dining spaces ensuring gourmet delights under the starlit Mediterranean sky.

Adventure Beckons: The Manifiq Experience

Manifiq, while synonymous with luxury, doesn’t forget the thrill-seekers. Equipped with an array of water toys and sports gear, guests can dive deep into the blue, skim the waves on jet skis, or explore hidden Mediterranean treasures aboard a tender.

The Manifiq Voyage: Mediterranean’s Best

Chartering the Manifiq isn’t just a journey; it’s an experience. Anchor in secluded bays off the Amalfi Coast, delve into the rich tapestry of history in Greece’s islands, or revel in the cosmopolitan flair of the French Riviera. Every day aboard the Manifiq in the Mediterranean brings a new story, a new adventure.

Specifications

SPECIFICATIONS

Length: 40.50 metres (132′ 10″)
Beam: 8.50 metres (27′ 11″)
Draft: 2.15 metres (7′ 1″)
Number of crew: 8
Built: 2010
Refit: 2016
Builder: Mondomarine
Naval architect: Mondomarine
Flag:
Hull construction: Aluminium
Hull configuration: Semi displacement
Air conditioning, Deck Jacuzzi, Stabilisers at anchor, WiFi connection on board

ACCOMMODATION

Number of cabins: 5
Cabin configuration: 4 Double, 1 Twin
Bed configuration: 1 Pullman, 1 King, 2 Queen, 1 Double, 2 Single
Number of guests: 10

EQUIPMENT

Engines: 2 x 1680 KW MTU 12v 396 TE94
Generators: 2 x Kohler 75kw
Zero speed stabilizers: Naiad
Cruising speed: 15
Fuel consumption: 400 Litres/Hr

WATER SPORTS

Tenders + toys: MANIFIQ has a wide selection of water toys and sports equipment:
6m custom built Meyer tender witgh Steyer diesel engine
Sea Doo RXP 255 rs
2 F7 SeaBobs;
Waterskis (mono ski, double & childrens skis)
Snorkelling gear and diving equipment (4bottles + gear)
Wakeboard
Towables (3 seater donut & banana)
5x5m jellyfish pool
1 x kayak

In Conclusion

To sail aboard the Manifiq is to experience the Mediterranean in its most luxurious avatar. Every moment, from the gentle morning breeze to the golden sunset, becomes a cherished memory. As the waters of the Mediterranean embrace its shores, let the Manifiq embrace you in its world of opulence, comfort, and sheer beauty. Your voyage of dreams awaits.

Related reading

Planning your trip? Browse our yacht fleet or check our charter FAQ and request a personalized quote for your dates.

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• What should I pack for a yacht trip in the Mediterranean?
• Top Destinations for a Charter Boat Trip in the Mediterranean
• A Guide to Sailing Destinations in the Mediterranean

Mediterranean weeks reward shore-side detours — a bottle of Pošip with peka in a Hvar konoba, fresh seafood and Assyrtiko on a Cyclades terrace, or a quick stop in a Sardinian trattoria before the Mistral builds. Each coastline carries its own taste.

Frequently asked questions

How do I book a yacht charter on Europe Yachts?

Choose your dates and destination, browse our fleet, and use request a quote to lock in pricing. Our team confirms availability with the agency and emails the booking summary within 24 hours.

Do I need a sailing license?

For most bareboat charters in the Mediterranean you need a recognised skipper certificate (RYA Day Skipper, ICC, or equivalent) plus a VHF licence. If you don’t hold one, we book a professional skipper alongside the boat for the week.

What’s included in the price?

The base charter fee covers the boat, standard equipment, insurance, and final cleaning fee in most cases. Extras such as fuel, port fees, transit log, tourist tax and skipper service are billed separately and explained in the booking summary.

How far in advance should I book?

For peak weeks (mid-July to late August) we recommend booking 6–9 months ahead to lock in the boat and the early-bird discount. Shoulder seasons (May, June, September) usually have availability up to a month before departure.

Manifiq Yacht — practical local-flavour and route notes

Manifiq is the kind of yacht built for Mediterranean weeks where guests expect a hotel-grade interior and crew who can pre-book restaurants in three countries on the same itinerary. The route below is what an actual Manifiq-class week looks like in the Adriatic and the Ionian, with the food, wines, and anchor stops that make the boat live up to its category.

Croatian week — Hvar–Vis–Korčula loop

From Split or Trogir base: Pakleni (Vinogradišće, lunch at Bilo Idro) → Hvar Town (sunset on the boat in Špilja Bay, dinner at Macondo or Konoba Menego) → Vis (Stiniva swim morning, Komiža evening at Konoba Pojoda for Vugava wine and grilled fish) → Korčula (Lumbarda swim, Pošip cellar visit, dinner at Konoba Mate in Pupnat for peka octopus). Each leg 18–30 nm, comfortable Maestral conditions.

Wines worth pre-arranging on board

Manifiq-grade charter chefs typically pre-stock from Korčula’s Pošip producers (Krajančić, PZ Smokvica, PZ Pošip Čara) and Hvar’s Plavac Mali estates (Plenković, Andro Tomić, Carić). Add a case of Vugava from Vis (Lipanović or Roki’s) for the rare-wine moment. For Greece-side weeks, swap in Assyrtiko from Santorini (Domaine Sigalas, Argyros), Robola from Cephalonia, and Vertzami from Lefkas.

Greek week — Cyclades or Ionian variant

From Lavrion: Kea → Tinos (overnight at Stavros Bay) → Mykonos (Psarou lunch at Nammos, night at Tourlos) → Delos and Rhenia (UNESCO + sand) → Paros (Naoussa harbour at Barbarossa) → Naxos (Apollon village dinner) → back. The Meltemi (25–35 knots) tests crew but Manifiq’s stability makes the legs easy on guests.

What the chef actually does

A typical week: 3 dinners on board (one tasting menu, one Mediterranean grill, one local seafood night), 3 dinners ashore at pre-booked tables (Macondo Hvar, Konoba Mate Pupnat, Konoba Pojoda Komiža), and 1 cocktail-only night while sailing under stars. Lunches: 2 beach-club lunches (Bilo Idro Pakleni, Nammos Mykonos), 5 boat lunches mostly while at anchor.

Pricing benchmarks

Manifiq-class fully-crewed week (skipper, hostess, chef, deck-hand): 38,000–55,000 EUR shoulder, 55,000–75,000 EUR peak. APA (advance provisioning allowance) typically 4,500–6,500 EUR for eight guests including wine cellar. Berthing in ACI Marina Split or Mykonos new port adds 200–500 EUR a night in peak.

For boat options at this tier, see our Mediterranean luxury yacht fleet. For multi-week itineraries that combine Adriatic and Ionian, browse our itinerary library. Request a quote with preferred dates and crew preferences and we’ll lock in the boat.

About this guide

This guide was prepared by the Europe Yachts Charter editorial team — a group of charter brokers and sailors who have been organizing yacht charters in the Mediterranean since 2007. Every itinerary, marina, and pricing range described here reflects current first-hand fleet experience and direct partnership with licensed charter agencies. Last reviewed: May 2026.

If a detail looks out of date, write us at www.europe-yachts.com/contact — we update guides quarterly.