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The 38.6m Dynamiq JETSETTER is offered for sale through Eastwind Yachts at €13.7 million VAT unpaid and is part of the current Monaco Yacht Show fleet.
Eastwind Yachts is marketing the 38.6-metre Dynamiq JETSETTER at €13.7 million VAT unpaid, with the yacht currently included in the Monaco Yacht Show 2026 fleet. Delivered in 2017 as the first Dynamiq D4, JETSETTER combines fast-cruising proportions with a long-range capability unusual for a yacht of her relatively shallow draft.
The listing is particularly relevant because JETSETTER was the yacht that established Dynamiq's larger-yacht design language in service. Buyers can therefore assess not only a specific brokerage opportunity but also the operating history of the first D4 platform against newer examples from the brand.
Twin MAN V12 engines provide the propulsion, with Eastwind quoting a range of approximately 3,000 nautical miles at 10 knots. That gives JETSETTER the ability to undertake longer repositioning passages without sacrificing the relatively compact proportions that make the yacht practical in crowded Mediterranean cruising grounds.
The draft is just 1.75 metres, which opens up anchorages and marinas that can be inaccessible to deeper displacement yachts. This combination of range and shallow-water access can be particularly useful for owners who want to alternate between open-water passages and close-in coastal cruising.
Accommodation is for eight guests in four cabins, with interiors by Bannenberg & Rowell Design and exterior styling by Dobroserdov Design. The layout favours larger social and outdoor areas rather than maximising the number of overnight guests, which suits owners using the yacht primarily for family cruising or smaller groups.
Expansive exterior spaces and the yacht's low-profile styling reinforce the performance character without turning the vessel into a pure open yacht. The result is a platform intended to balance speed, range and comfort rather than prioritising only one of those qualities.
JETSETTER's asking price creates a direct comparison with newer composite and aluminium yachts around 35 to 40 metres. Her main advantages are immediate availability, proven operating history and the combination of 3,000-nautical-mile range with a shallow draft.
Her current appearance in Monaco gives buyers an opportunity to inspect how the first D4 has aged in service and how the original layout compares with newer Dynamiq yachts. The eventual sale will provide a useful benchmark for the brand's early larger-yacht resale values.
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