Chakra

The 86m M/Y CHAKRA was built in by Scheepswerf Gebr. van der Werf and last refitted in 2017. In 2016 this impressive yacht underwent a complete transformation, illustrating what can be achieved with the unwavering dedication of a first-class team. CHAKRA is destined to be one of the most sought-after large yacht.

19 Cabins

2 Single Cabins, 15 Double Cabins, 2 Twin Cabins

24

Guests

86m

Yacht length

Yacht CHAKRA is a 282’ superyacht built by Scheepswerf Gebr. van der Werf in 1962, and refitted by Devonport Yachts in 2017. Her design and engineering as well as her exterior are by the Scheepswerf Gebr. van der Werf team. This vessel is an excellent option for large groups of friends, family vacations, or corporate retreats.

SPECIFICATIONS

Builder

Devonport

Cabins

2 Single Cabins, 15 Double Cabins, 2 Twin Cabins

Model

Custom

Crew

30 Crew members

Guests

Up to 24 Sleeping

Max Speed

14.00 knots

Length

86m

Capacity

24

Beam

12.5m

Built / Refit

1998/2017

Toy list

1x Limo Tender 10,5 m

1x Rib Tender 5,5 m

1x Ski, Mono Ski, Wakeboards, Kneeboards, Wakesurf

1x Flyboard Spark

1x Scuba Diving & Snorkelling Equipment

1x Jet Surf

1x Towable Sofa

1x Jobe Hotseat Towable 1p

1x Jobe Triplet Towable 3p

1x Chinook XP One

1x Chinook XP Two

1x Rebound Aquapark 16' with I-Log & Slide

1x Jobe Chaser Towable 4p

2x Jobe Yarra 10.6 Inflatable SUP Package

2x Jobe Dipper Bodyboard 42'

2x Jet Sea Doo GTX 260 limited, 4-stroke

2x Seabob

2x Towing Tubes

3x Cruise 240 Kayak Paddle 4 pc

1x Jacuzzi on Sundeck

30x Samsung Flat Screens Tv

1x Karaoke touch screen system

1x Kaleidescape video/Music on demand

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