JOMAR

Motor yacht JOMAR (ex ASET) is a 40.00 m (131′ 3″) luxury motor yacht built by Mangusta of the Overmarine Group in 2007 and refitted in 2024. With accommodation in 5 deluxe ensuite cabins, she is able to sleep up to 10 guests overnight, serviced by a professional crew of 6 on board.

NOTABLE FEATURES OF JOMAR

• Sleek, fast and sporty
• Main deck Jacuzzi 
• Multiple sunbathing areas
• Salon wet bar
• 5 stateroom layout accommodates 10 guests
•  Master suite with lounge 
• Master suite bathroom with steam shower
•  Opening roof in the salon
• Gym equipment
• Top speed of 32 knots
• 6 Sea Keeper Stabilisers delivering the highest comfort on board
• Air conditioning
• Wi-Fi

EXTERIOR

The lower deck swim platform provides easy access to the water and tender, which is stored on the flybridge aft. A few steps connect up to the main deck aft, where the Jacuzzi is hidden beneath a plush sunbed along the stern and an alfresco dining area and additional seating to port and starboard beneath the flybridge overhang.

The foredeck offers a fantastic sunbathing space where a board sunbed is spread across the bow section and the head section can be covered by a bimini shade. A C-shaped sofa and two drinks tables are placed beneath the helm station, while up on the flybridge there are even more sunpads with the benefit of elevated views.

INTERIOR

The lower deck hosts the guest and crew accommodation, with the gym providing a rowing machine, stationary bike, weights, a medicine ball and yoga mats.

On the main deck the helm controls are forward and immediately behind is a formal dining table offering timeless elegance for any occasion. Neo-classical table lamps are placed on the side cabinets for additional ambiance or mood lighting to suit the occasion, and farther aft curving sofas follow the walls on both sides of the room, with coffee tables to unwind with drinks from the aft starboard wet bar.

A pair of 2007 inboard 16V 4000 M90, MTU diesel engines of 3,645 HP produce a maximum speed of 32 knots, a cruising speed of 29 knots and a range of 520 nautical miles.