37.8m Moonen COCOON Offered for Sale at €19.995 Million

Edmiston is offering the 37.8-metre Moonen COCOON for sale at €19.995 million ex VAT, with the yacht currently in the Monaco Yacht Show 2026 fleet. Delivered in 2023, she is the fourth yacht in Moonen's Martinique series and combines a steel hull, aluminium superstructure and 345GT of interior volume.

The listing gives buyers a relatively young Dutch-built yacht without the lead time associated with ordering a comparable custom or semi-custom project. Her age also means prospective owners can evaluate a yacht that has completed commissioning and initial operation while still remaining close to new-build condition.

345GT gives the 37.8-metre platform substantial volume

COCOON accommodates 10 guests plus two additional berths in five cabins, including a main-deck owner's suite, two VIP cabins and two twins. The arrangement is designed to make the yacht feel larger than her length, with wide interior sightlines and extensive glazing linking the guest spaces to the exterior decks.

Exterior design is by René van der Velden, while Andreas Martin-Löf Arkitekter created the Scandinavian-influenced interior. That combination gives the yacht a restrained visual character rather than relying on highly decorative finishes, which may appeal to buyers looking for a contemporary but less trend-dependent interior.

Three exterior decks support extended cruising

Edmiston highlights three major exterior living areas, including a bridge-deck winter garden and an extended sun deck with panoramic views, lounge seating, bar and grill. A custom Hydromar sea transformer extends the swim platform and improves access to the water when the yacht is at anchor.

The exterior arrangement matters because a yacht of this size has to divide limited deck area between tenders, crew circulation and guest use. COCOON's layout uses connected indoor-outdoor spaces to increase the amount of practical living area without adding unnecessary overall length.

€19.995m provides a current Moonen Martinique benchmark

The asking price provides a useful market reference for a recent Moonen Martinique, especially as buyers compare immediate delivery against a new-build programme. The yacht's Dutch construction, low age and current Monaco visibility place her in a competitive segment alongside newer Italian production yachts and older northern-European customs.

Her presence in Monaco gives buyers the chance to inspect condition, layout and finish directly rather than relying on specifications alone. Any eventual sale price will be more informative than the asking figure when judging current demand for the Moonen 122 Martinique platform.