Motor yacht · East Mediterranean

MOKAyacht charter

Name: MOKA yacht charter
Brand: Princess
Availability: InStock

From

$40,500

per week, plus expenses

Length: 22m73ft
Guests: 8
Cabins: 4
Crew: 2
Built: 2011
Builder: Princess

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Overview

MOKA is a 22.4m (73ft) motor yacht built by Princess in 2011. She welcomes 8 guests in 4 cabins with a crew of 2, and charters in East Mediterranean. Weekly charter rates start from $40,500 plus expenses.

Broker's view

Who MOKA suits

Few yachts offer a quicker way to see the Adriatic than MOKA, a 22.4 meter Princess from 2011. Her twin Caterpillar C32 engines give a 22 knot cruising speed, so Croatian island hops that take a displacement yacht half a day are done before lunch. She sleeps eight guests in four cabins with a crew of two, a simple, informal setup that suits families or friends who are happy with light service.

A 1.7 meter draft opens up shallow coves and small harbors, and zero speed stabilizers reduce roll at anchor. Toys are limited to a wakeboard, water skis and snorkeling gear. She is listed for Croatia, the east coast of Italy and Montenegro at $40,800 per week.

Fast Adriatic island hopping
Informal family charters
Small harbor access

With two crew for eight guests, service is more relaxed than on larger yachts with a crew member for every guest or two.
Her 1.7 meter draft lets her anchor close to shore and enter small Croatian and Montenegrin harbors.
Cruising at 22 knots she covers about 65 nautical miles in three hours.

MOKA charter price

Season	Cruising area	Low rate	High rate
Winter 2026	East Mediterranean	$40,500	$40,500

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Specifications

Length: 22.4m / 73ft
Beam: 5.5m
Draft: 1.7m
Builder: Princess
Built: 2011
Guests: 8
Cabins: 4
Crew: 2
Hull: Monohull
Cruising speed: 40.7 kph / 22 kts
Engines: 2 x 1622 Caterpillar C32 A

Amenities and water toys

Air Conditioning
Stabilizers At Anchor
Wakeboard
Water skis - adult

Frequently asked questions

How much does it cost to charter MOKA?

MOKA charters from $40,500 per week. The base rate covers the yacht and crew. Fuel, food, drinks and berths are extra, usually budgeted as an advance provisioning allowance of 25% to 35%, and local taxes may apply depending on the cruising area.

How many guests can MOKA accommodate?

MOKA sleeps 8 guests in 4 cabins and carries a crew of 2.

Where can I charter MOKA?

MOKA is available in East Mediterranean. Availability changes by season, so ask a Navélia broker for current dates.

How do I book MOKA?

Send an enquiry, message us on WhatsApp or book a 20 minute call. A Navélia broker confirms availability with the yacht's central agent, sends a contract, and a 50% deposit secures your dates.

How fast does MOKA cruise?

MOKA cruises at 22 knots on twin Caterpillar C32 engines. At that speed a passage such as Split to Hvar takes well under two hours, leaving most of the day free for swimming stops and time ashore.

Is MOKA comfortable at anchor?

She is fitted with stabilizers that work at anchor, which reduce the rolling motion many guests notice on smaller motor yachts. Combined with air conditioning throughout, that makes overnight stays in open bays more comfortable than on an unstabilized yacht of similar size.

How many crew does MOKA have?

MOKA runs with two crew for up to eight guests in four cabins. That is a lean team, so guests should expect a relaxed style of service, and many charterers plan more meals ashore than they would on a larger yacht.