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The 67.6-metre Amels NENINKA is on the current charter market from €500,000 per week following a 2025 refit, with seven guest cabins.
The 67.6-metre Amels motor yacht NENINKA is listed for charter from €500,000 per week, with Burgess recording a 2025 refit and accommodation for 12 guests in seven cabins. Delivered in 2019 as an elongated evolution of the Amels 212 platform, the yacht combines Tim Heywood exterior styling with Winch Design interiors and a substantial wellness and beach-club programme.
Burgess describes NENINKA as a unique extension of the established Amels 212 Limited Editions platform rather than a standard sistership. The additional length supports larger owner and guest spaces while retaining the engineering base and exterior language associated with the series.
The result gives the yacht a distinctive position in the charter fleet: recognisably Amels in construction and styling, but with proportions and interior volumes developed for a specific owner. Her 67.6-metre length is paired with a beam and deck arrangement intended to support long stays aboard.
The current charter listing records seven cabins for up to 12 guests, including a substantial owner’s suite and additional guest accommodation distributed across the yacht. An elevator, gym and spa areas add to the practical appeal for mixed-age groups and longer itineraries.
The larger cabin count does not change the usual 12-guest charter limit shown in the listing, but it does allow more flexibility in how a party is arranged. Families, couples and guests travelling with staff can therefore use the layout differently without sacrificing principal guest spaces.
Burgess records a 2025 refit, placing NENINKA among the more recently updated large Amels yachts currently offered for charter. The same yacht was also brought to the brokerage market in June 2026 at an asking price of €85 million, giving her simultaneous relevance to charterers and prospective buyers.
A recent refit is not a guarantee of condition, and charter availability remains subject to confirmation for each requested period. It does, however, indicate that the yacht has undergone a current programme of work rather than relying solely on her 2019 delivery specification.
The published summer charter rate begins at €500,000 per week plus expenses. Burgess highlights spa facilities, a gym, extensive exterior deck space and a beach club, positioning the yacht for both destination cruising and time spent at anchor.
The advertised rate excludes the usual charter expenses and can vary according to dates, destination and availability. For 2026 planning, the current listing provides a market benchmark for a recently refitted 65-metre-plus Amels with a seven-cabin arrangement.
Official sources: www.burgessyachts.com; www.burgessyachts.com.
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