M/Y BROOKLYN

M/Y Brooklyn — The Yacht That Rewrites Assumptions

M/Y Brooklyn is built around a simple idea: a week at sea should feel bigger than the yacht you’re on. At 37 meters, she delivers the volume, presence, and comfort you’d expect from a far larger superyacht, then layers on a sense of ease that makes every day feel like it was designed just for you.

Reborn in 2025 after a comprehensive refit, Brooklyn isn’t a classic yacht with a few new cushions. She’s been reimagined from the inside out. Every surface, every system, every detail has been reconsidered with one guiding question:

What would make this week unforgettable?

Space That Feels Like a 50m Superyacht

Brooklyn’s secret is her beam and layout. On paper, she’s 37 meters. In person, she feels like much more.

• A main salon that breathes, flooded with natural light from oversized windows.
• A dining area for ten, where everyone can sit together without feeling squeezed.
• A full-beam master suite on the main deck that wouldn’t be out of place on a 50-meter yacht.

That master suite is the heart of Brooklyn’s promise. It’s not just a bedroom; it’s a private sanctuary at sea:

• A private sauna for unwinding after a swim or a long day exploring.
• An en-suite bathroom finished in contemporary materials that feel fresh, not fussy.
• A dedicated office space, rare on a yacht this size, for those who need to close a deal between anchorages.

Whether it’s a family escape, a working retreat, or a mix of both, Brooklyn gives you room to live the way you actually do.

Made for the Greek Way of Living

Brooklyn’s exterior spaces are where the Greek islands truly come into their own. She’s designed around the way people really use a yacht in the Aegean: long lunches, lazy afternoons, late sunsets, and nights that stretch out under the stars.

On the flybridge, you get a complete entertainment deck:

• A fitted bar for cocktails at anchor.
• Formal dining when you want a proper dinner with a view.
• Sun loungers for those long, quiet hours between swims.
• A retractable bimini that lets you choose between full sun and cool shade as the day unfolds.

Forward, the oversized bow sunpad becomes the place where time slows down. Picture this:

Anchored off Koufonisia or drifting past Milos, you stretch out on deep cushions with nothing between you and the horizon but sea air and possibility. It’s the kind of space where conversations wander, books finally get finished, and naps arrive without warning.

At the stern, the swim platform turns the sea into an extension of the yacht:

Step off, dive in, climb back up, repeat. There’s no hard line between yacht and water — just an easy, constant invitation to swim, play, and cool off.

Comfort Without Compromise

Brooklyn is built for groups who want to be together without being on top of each other.

She sleeps up to ten guests in five staterooms, all with en-suite facilities:

• The full-beam master on the main deck.
• A generous VIP cabin.
• One double cabin.
• Two twin cabins, one of which converts to a double for maximum flexibility.

Families with children, couples traveling together, or a group of close friends — Brooklyn adapts to them all. Everyone gets their own space, their own bathroom, and the ability to retreat without ever feeling removed from the heart of the yacht.

Behind the scenes, a crew of six keeps everything running with quiet precision. They know when to appear with a fresh towel or a perfectly timed drink, and when to fade into the background so the yacht feels like it’s entirely yours.

The 2025 Rebirth

Brooklyn’s 2025 refit is about more than looks. It’s about making sure she feels current, capable, and completely ready for the way people travel now.

• New soft furnishings that feel modern and inviting.
• Updated electronics for seamless navigation, entertainment, and connectivity.
• Refreshed teak decks that feel as good under bare feet as they look in photos.
• Modernized galley equipment so the chef can deliver at any level, from simple Greek salads to multi-course dinners.

Step aboard and nothing feels tired or dated. Brooklyn feels like a yacht that has been cared for, invested in, and prepared for guests who expect things to simply work — beautifully.

Value Where It Matters Most

Brooklyn’s real magic lies in her value equation. She offers:

• Superyacht space without superyacht length.
• Superyacht service without superyacht pretense.
• A charter rate that leaves room for the experiences that make a week in Greece legendary.

That means more of what actually matters:

• A private beach dinner on Schinousa, with lanterns in the sand and the yacht glowing softly at anchor.
• A sunset Jet Ski run around Cape Sounion, the Temple of Poseidon silhouetted against a burning sky.
• A morning with no alarms, where breakfast appears whenever you finally wander out, barefoot and unhurried.

The Story Brooklyn Tells

M/Y Brooklyn isn’t just a list of specs. She’s a promise: that a 37-meter yacht can feel expansive, generous, and deeply personal. That you can have the space of a larger superyacht, the warmth of a well-drilled crew, and the freedom to shape a week that feels entirely your own.

She’s for people who care less about being seen and more about what they’ll remember: the laughter at the dinner table, the quiet of an early swim, the deal signed from the master suite office before you jump in for a celebratory dive.

Brooklyn is the yacht that rewrites assumptions — about size, about value, and about what a week at sea in Greece can truly feel like.