Jomar Motor Yacht for Charter
- Length
- 130' / 39.6m
- Guests
- 10
- Cabins
- 5
- Crew
- 6
- Builder
- Overmarine (Mangusta)
- Year / Refit
- 2007 / 2025
From $110,000 / week + expenses
About Jomar
Jomar is a 130-foot Overmarine Mangusta, designed by Stefano Righini and refitted in 2025, with a 29-knot planing hull, a draft of only 4.4 feet and an opening salon roof for ten guests.
Overmarine built Jomar in 2007 to a design by Stefano Righini and refitted the yacht in 2025. Two MTU 16V 4000 M90 diesels, rated at 3,645 horsepower in total, drive the planing GRP hull to 29 knots. Stabilizers run at anchor as well as underway, and a draft of just 4.4 feet lets the yacht anchor close to shore. Six crew look after ten guests.
The main salon is the social room: a formal dining table for ten, settees, a bar, a pop-up television and an opening roof. Wenge gloss varnish, creamy leather and wenge parquet flooring set the interior style. The full-beam master has an entertainment nook, a study and an en suite with a steam shower. Outside, a sheltered dining table sits aft of the salon, with settees and sunpads further back and a large sunpad and seating on the forward deck.
Every cabin is en suite and has its own entertainment system. For the water, Jomar carries a 19-foot Castoldi tender, two Seabobs, two Sea-Doos, paddleboards, inflatable toys, water skis and snorkeling gear. Back aboard, a selection of gym equipment keeps guests active, and the 2025 refit renewed the interior. With ten guests, six crew and a fast hull, the yacht suits a short week as well as a long one.
Best For
Jomar suits families with older children and groups of friends who like a fast, sporty yacht but still want formal dining and a proper master suite. The shallow draft gives access to quiet water, and the Sea-Doos and Seabobs keep everyone busy. Ask us about the 2025 refit and how the optional media room works in practice.
Technical Specifications
Main Characteristics
- Type
- Motor yacht
- Builder
- Overmarine (Mangusta)
- Built
- 2007
- Refit
- 2025
- Designer
- Stefano Righini Design
Dimensions
- LOA
- 130 ft, 39.62 m
- Beam
- 7.76 m
- Draft
- 1.35 m
Speed & Range
- Cruising Speed
- 29 knots
Capacities & Accommodations
- Overnight guests
- 10
- Cabins
- 5
- Crew
- 6
Mechanical Equipment
- Engines
- 2x 16V 4000 M90, MTU diesel engines of 3,645 HP
- Stabilizers
- At anchor and underway
- Hull
- Planing
- Construction
- GRP hull, GRP superstructure
Tenders & Water Toys
- Tenders
- Castoldi 19 ft tender
- Water Toys
- 2 x Seabobs
- 2 x Sea-Doo jet skis
- Paddleboards
- Inflatable toys
Charter Rates
- Summer
- $110,000 a week + expenses
- Winter
- $135,000 a week + expenses
Weekly rates are in US dollars, converted from euro at the European Central Bank rate of October 20, 2026 and rounded to the nearest $5,000. The rate covers the yacht and crew. Running costs such as fuel, food, drinks and berthing are paid from an advance provisioning allowance, usually 30 to 35 percent of the rate, with any unspent balance returned. VAT depends on the cruising area, delivery fees apply only if the yacht must reposition, and crew gratuity is at your discretion. Rates are confirmed at booking.
Guest Accommodations
Five cabins accommodate ten guests: a full-beam master, a full-beam VIP, two doubles and a twin with an optional Pullman bed. One double can serve as a media room.
A detailed cabin layout for Jomar is available on request. Ask our team.
Have Questions?
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