Burgess has reduced the asking price of 30m Blaundus motor yacht EBYSHINE by €500,000 to €7.9 million ahead of Cannes.
Burgess has reduced the asking price of the 30-metre Blaundus motor yacht EBYSHINE by €500,000 to €7.9 million. The reduction was announced on 24 August as the 2023-built yacht prepares to appear at the Cannes Yachting Festival in September.
EBYSHINE was delivered by Blaundus Yachts in 2023 as the second hull in the B30 series and has a gross tonnage of 219GT. Unique Yacht Design developed the exterior styling and naval architecture, while Blaundus Yachts created the interior.
Burgess records a steel hull with an aluminium superstructure, a 6.9-metre beam and a 2.3-metre draught. The combination gives the yacht unusually substantial internal volume for a 30-metre platform while retaining dimensions suited to Mediterranean cruising.
Accommodation is arranged for up to 10 guests in five cabins, including two master suites, a full-beam VIP cabin and two twin cabins. The main-deck master includes a fold-down balcony, adding a private exterior connection to the principal guest suite.
Exterior living is spread across three decks, with al fresco dining areas and a folding beach club that opens into a 22-square-metre waterside terrace. Large windows are used throughout the interior to bring natural light into the saloon, dining spaces and guest accommodation.
Burgess lists a top speed of 13.5 knots and a cruising speed of 10 knots, with a range exceeding 4,000 nautical miles. CMC zero-speed stabilisers are fitted to improve comfort both at anchor and while underway.
The yacht is RINA classified and Burgess presents her as suitable for commercially minded ownership as well as private cruising. Her combination of five guest cabins, long-range capability and 219GT volume gives the B30 platform a different emphasis from faster performance-led yachts of similar length.
EBYSHINE is currently lying in Ventimiglia, Italy, according to Burgess, and is scheduled to attend the Cannes Yachting Festival from 8 to 13 September 2026. The show will give prospective buyers an opportunity to inspect the yacht shortly after the latest reduction.
The dated 24 August Burgess announcement establishes the current asking price at €7.9 million following the €500,000 cut. The reduction places EBYSHINE back into the late-summer brokerage cycle immediately before one of the Mediterranean market's principal sales events.