superyacht

A striking luxury Malta-registered superyacht nicknamed ‘The Lamborghini of the Seas’ was recently spotted in Greece.

Registered in Malta, This Is It is owned by Cypriot businessman Tasos Papanastasiou, founder of the XM forex trading platform.

Built in 2024, the 43.5m custom-built yacht with a. Futuristic design is available to charter across the Mediterranean for an estimated €350,000 a week plus expenses. 

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She includes an aluminium hull and aluminium superstructure and is powered by twin MTU engines, allowing her to comfortably cruise at 15 knits, with a maximum speed of 21 knots.

There are six ultra-luxurious cabins on board for a maximum of 12 guests, as well as quarters designed for 12 crew members.

This Is It
Photo: This Is It

Guests can avail themselves of several amenities, including a swimming pool, a jacuzzi, a lounge, a game area, a spa with a treatment area and a sauna.

This Is It also comes with a range of watertoys, including seabobs, wakeboards, kayaks and kneeboards, as well as two tenders to take guests to shore.

Cover photo: thisisityacht.com

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