Ocean Independence is offering the 50m Neta Marine motorsailer MEIRA for €9.9m, with accommodation for 12 guests, wellness spaces and Evan K Marshall design.
Ocean Independence is offering the 50-metre motorsailer MEIRA for €9.9 million, with the yacht currently available for inspection in Turkey. The listing describes a 550 GT steel yacht with a 9.9-metre beam and accommodation for 12 guests across six staterooms.
The broker’s current page gives 2018 as the year built in its specification summary while the descriptive text says the yacht was built in 2017. Superyacht Guide is therefore retaining the broker’s current sale data while flagging that the formal build and delivery year should be confirmed from the vessel’s documentation.
Evan K Marshall is credited with both the exterior lines and interior styling, while Neta Marine is listed as naval architect and builder. The accommodation includes a main-deck master suite, three VIP staterooms and two twin cabins that can convert to doubles.
The yacht’s guest areas include a gym, sauna and steam room, treatment room, swimming pool and deck Jacuzzi. Ocean Independence also lists two tenders together with a Sea-Doo, paddleboards, waterski equipment and other water toys.
The broker lists a single Mitsubishi S12A2MPTK main engine, a cruising speed of nine knots and a top speed of 12 knots. A quoted range of 850 nautical miles appears in the current specification and should be interpreted in the context of the yacht’s motorsailer configuration rather than as a long-range motoryacht figure.
Three 85kW Iveco generators are listed for main electrical generation together with a 30kW emergency generator. Buyers should verify machinery hours, service history, sail inventory and refit records during technical due diligence rather than relying solely on sales particulars.
MEIRA combines the visual character of a traditional large sailing yacht with the interior volume and amenities more often associated with motor yachts of similar length. That combination places her in a relatively narrow brokerage segment where layout and lifestyle may matter as much as outright sailing performance.
The €9.9 million asking price is the broker’s current published figure and is shown as VAT unpaid. Availability, tax position and condition can change during a sales campaign, so prospective buyers should confirm the latest terms directly with the appointed broker.
Explore
Go deeper into the yachts, companies, events and destinations directly connected to this article.
Continue reading
Burgess has added the 1999 Feadship Lady Marina to its central sales fleet at €29.95m following a reported €5m price reduction, with Monaco viewings …
82m Oceanco ALFA NERO is offered for sale by Fraser at €88.5m and is scheduled to be at anchor during Monaco Yacht Show 2026.
Royal Yacht International has announced a €4 million price reduction on the 43.5-metre Tecnomar catamaran THIS IS IT, bringing the asking price to €42 …
Superyacht Partners has reduced the 66m Oceanco AHS to €39.9m ahead of Monaco Yacht Show 2026. The 2005 yacht completed a major 2025 refit …
Superyacht Guide
Continue into the wider Superyacht Guide.