Enejota

Enejota is a 46.7-metre Brazilian explorer yacht originally built in 2013 by Arpoador Shipyard / Arpoador Engenharia as the commercial offshore crew and support vessel BS Maresias, also associated with the designation BSCO 04.

Originally developed for demanding offshore service in Brazil, the aluminium vessel was designed to transport personnel, cargo and supplies in support of offshore operations.

Between 2024 and 2026, the vessel underwent an extensive conversion at INACE Superyachts in Fortaleza, Brazil, transforming the former commercial craft into a private explorer yacht. The conversion included major structural and accommodation changes, a redesigned superstructure, new guest spaces and extensive upgrades to the yacht's technical and luxury systems.

The completed yacht measures approximately 46.7 metres in length with an 8.3-metre beam and a reported internal volume of around 470 GT. Published specifications indicate accommodation for up to 12 guests in six suites and a crew of approximately seven.

Propulsion is provided by four Caterpillar diesel engines, with published reports giving a combined output of approximately 5,800hp and a maximum speed of around 20 knots.

Fernando De Almeida Yacht Design is credited with the exterior design of the converted yacht, while INACE was involved in the engineering and naval architecture associated with the conversion.

The yacht has been widely linked in Brazilian and international media with footballer Neymar Jr. However, publicly available records reviewed by Superyacht Guide do not independently establish his beneficial ownership, and the connection should therefore be treated as reported rather than confirmed.

Build history: Original commercial vessel built by Arpoador Shipyard / Arpoador Engenharia in 2013. Extensive conversion to explorer yacht undertaken by INACE Superyachts between 2024 and 2026.