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Basic information
- Builder:
- Cantiere delle Marche
- Category:
- Motor yachts
- Sub Category:
- Motor Yacht
- Model Year:
- 2023
- Year Built:
- 2023
- Country:
- Italy
Dimensions
- LOA:
- 115' (35.05m)
- Beam:
- 24' (7.32m)
- Max Draft:
- 25.15' (7.67m)
Speed, capacities and weight
- Cruise Speed:
- 10 Kts. (11.51 MPH)
- Max Speed:
- 13.20 Kts. (15.19 MPH)
- Gross Tonnage:
- 299 Pounds
- Water Capacity:
- 1664 Gallons
- Fuel Capacity:
- 11914 Gallons
Accommodations
- Total Heads:
- 6
- Crew Cabin:
- 1
- Crew Berths:
- 3
Hull and deck information
- Hull Material:
- Steel Yachts
- Deck Material:
- Steel
- Hull Configuration:
- Full Displacement
- Hull Color:
- White
- Hull Designer:
- Hydro Tec
- Exterior Designer:
- Francesco Paszkowski
- Interior Designer:
- Francesco Paszkowski & Margherita Casprini
Engine information
- Engines:
- 2
- Manufacturer:
- CAT
- Fuel Type:
- Diesel
Overview
Stellamar, 2023 RJ115 by Cantiere delle Marche – World Superyacht Award laureate – long-range explorer – outstanding charter achiever
Stellamar ranks among the most desirable 35m expedition motor yachts on the market today—an acclaimed synthesis of Italian style, transoceanic range, and documented luxury charter performance. Launched by Cantiere delle Marche and honored with the 2024 World Superyacht Award, she epitomizes the yard’s ethos of rigorous engineering and elevated craftsmanship, presenting a bluewater displacement superyacht built for effortless autonomy and refined living.
Conceived by Francesco Paszkowski, the 2023 CDM Stellamar unites timeless sophistication with the purposeful prowess of an explorer yacht. Her assertive silhouette is distinguished by extensive glass integrated into the bulwarks, an airy, open stern, and sculpted contours that sustain a seamless visual connection to the sea. Paszkowski’s ingenuity shines in the generous volumes and upscale amenities he realized within her 35m footprint, delivering a luxury motor yacht that feels both contemporary and enduring.
Naval architecture by Sergio Cutolo / Hydro Tec provides superb seakeeping, efficiency, and quiet comfort. Propelled by twin Caterpillar C18 ACERT engines and carrying 45,000 liters of fuel, Stellamar attains a commanding 5,000+ nautical-mile cruising radius at 10 knots, enabling genuine globe-trotting without frequent stops. Composure underway and at anchor is elevated by electrically driven stabilizers and a hull form optimized for stability, ensuring that this long-range cruiser remains poised, capable, and exquisitely comfortable on every passage.
Detailed Description
Interior design & accommodation
Developed in close collaboration with her owners, Stellamar’s interiors are serene, natural, and exquisitely balanced. Bright European oak flows across floors and ceilings, complemented by cream leather paneling, soft textures, and iconic furnishings by Christian Liaigre, Poliform, Poltrona Frau, Cassina, and more to create a warm, inviting atmosphere.
She accommodates twelve guests in five staterooms, comprising a full-beam master suite on the main deck and four ensuite cabins on the lower deck, including two Pullmans. The owner’s bathroom is conceived as a private spa sanctuary, featuring a full bathtub, a steam/hammam shower, and an infrared sauna.
Crew quarters provide berths for seven across three lower-deck cabins, together with a private captain’s cabin beside the wheelhouse. Expansive windows in both the main salon and the skylounge flood the interiors with natural light, preserving a strong connection to the ocean even when indoors.
Exterior spaces
Outdoor living is at the heart of the RJ115, where every deck unfolds generous dining and lounging areas within an intelligent layout that places all exterior stairs to port and provides comfortable walk-around side decks. An extended swim platform forms a natural waterside terrace, ideal for effortless boarding, watersports, and beach-style lounging, while expansive aft decks are conceived for dining, entertaining, and versatile charter use. Above, a sundeck invites pure relaxation, commanding views, and open-air enjoyment, and architectural glass elements throughout amplify the sense of space and deepen the connection to the sea. Her open stern and extensive glazing heighten the experience whether at anchor or underway, enveloping guests in a panoramic, immersive environment.
Engineering & build
Crafted on a full-displacement steel hull crowned by an aluminum superstructure, this 35-meter yacht with a 7.5-meter beam and a displacement of 346 US tons blends ocean-going strength with refined poise. Twin CAT C18 ACERT engines, delivering 533 kW each and certified to EPA Tier 3 and IMO II standards, provide efficient, reliable propulsion, while electric stabilizers and optimized hull geometry ensure exceptional comfort underway. At a steady 10 knots, the vessel achieves a range of over 5,000 nautical miles, inviting confident passage-making on a grand scale.
Charter program
Beyond her award-winning build quality and distinguished design pedigree, Stellamar upholds a highly successful, well-established charter program, making her the ideal acquisition for an Owner seeking both personal enjoyment and consistently strong charter revenue performance.
Key features
Winner of the 2024 Boat International Superyacht Award, this late-model explorer yacht pairs a robust steel hull with an aluminum superstructure to deliver ocean-crossing capability with refined efficiency. A range of 5,000 nautical miles invites effortless exploration of the most remote corners of the world, while CMC Zero-speed and underway stabilizers ensure exceptional comfort both at anchor and in passage. Seamless connectivity comes via two Starlink high-speed satellite internet connections.
Recent services
A meticulous schedule of recent services underscores the yacht’s turnkey readiness. The port generator was serviced in Sep/25 and the starboard generator in Sep/2. Both the port and starboard main engines received attention in July/25, with the gear boxes addressed in July/14. A twelve-month inspection of the fire suppression systems took place on 06/01/2025, complemented by a three-month service of the air compressor on 08/08/2025 and a twelve-month service of the air conditioning on 01/11/2025. A three-monthly biological water test was completed on 09/10/2025, and the bow thruster underwent its three-month or five-hour maintenance on 07/08/2025. A week inspection of the CO2 fire fighting system was carried out on 20/11/2025. The air compressor also received its twelve-month service on 28/03/2025 with 25 hours recorded. Drinking filters were changed as part of the three-month maintenance on 10/06/2025 and again on 24/09/2025, while sterilizer filters were replaced under the two-month schedule on 09/06/2025 and 09/08/2025, with the UV sterilizer receiving its twelve-month maintenance on 09/08/2025. Fresh-water hoses benefited from six-month maintenance on 15/06/2025, and the fuel tank was cleaned and inspected on 29/05/2025.
Vessel
Crafted by Cantiere delle Marche, the RJ115 full-displacement explorer embodies ocean-going capability and refined Italian engineering, built on a robust steel hull crowned by a lightweight aluminium superstructure. Charter-compliant and flying the Cayman Islands flag, this 299 GT model delivers the confidence of purposeful construction with the assurance of a vessel designed to meet rigorous standards while inviting adventure in consummate comfort.
Dimensions
Commanding in presence, this yacht measures an overall length of 34.86 m (115 ft) and spans a beam of 7.32 m (24 ft), offering generous volume and poise on the water. At full load, she draws 2.4 m (7.34 ft) and displaces 314 t (346 US tons), a testament to her robust build and confident ocean-going capability.
Tank capacities
Engineered for extended autonomy at sea, the yacht carries 45,100 L of fuel, 6,300 L (1,664.28 US gal) of fresh water, 1,100 L (290.58 US gal) of black water, and 13,000 L (3,434.23 US gal) of grey water. Dedicated service tanks include 420 L of dirty oil and a separate 420 L of new oil, while the bilge tank holds 1,100 L, ensuring clean, efficient operations on every passage.
General arrangement
On the lower deck, the crew quarters span 38 sqm (409 sq ft), a functional and spacious area designed for efficient operations and crew comfort. Guest accommodation comprises a port guest cabin of 12.1 sqm (130 sq ft) and a starboard guest cabin of 12.1 sqm (130 sq ft), complemented by a port VIP cabin of 14.6 sqm (157 sq ft) and a starboard VIP cabin of 14.6 sqm (157 sq ft). Technical spaces include an engine room of 32 sqm (344 sq ft) and a lazarette of 21.2 sqm (228 sq ft).
The main deck centers on a full-beam owner’s suite measuring 42 sqm (452 sq ft), with panoramic glazing, a walk-in wardrobe, and a stunning spa-style bathroom. Service areas include a 14 sqm (150 sq ft) galley and a 1.6 sqm (17 sq ft) day head, while social spaces flow from a 36.7 sqm (395 sq ft) main salon to a 28.6 sqm (307 sq ft) aft cockpit and out to an extended swim platform of 11.3 sqm (121 sq ft).
The upper deck balances command and relaxation with a 16.6 sqm (178 sq ft) forepeak leading to a 26.4 sqm (284 sq ft) foredeck lounge. The 16.7 sqm (180 sq ft) wheelhouse is paired with a 9.1 sqm (97 sq ft) captain’s cabin and a 1.5 sqm (32 sq ft) day head, while the 24.5 sqm (263 sq ft) sky lounge opens to a 31.8 sqm (342 sq ft) aft upper deck terrace.
Crowning the yacht, the sun deck delivers a total area of 58.3 sqm (627 sq ft), thoughtfully appointed with a Jacuzzi, generous lounging areas, sunpads, dining, and a fully equipped bar.
Main salon
A beautifully balanced space framed by expansive panoramic windows that bathe the room in natural light from dawn to dusk, the main salon showcases Paszkowski’s soft, neutral palette with pale oak flooring, cream leather paneling, and curated furnishings that include Christian Liaigre sofas. A welcoming lounge aft flows seamlessly into the formal dining area forward, creating a refined yet relaxed ambiance perfectly suited to family living and sophisticated guest entertainment.
Dining area (main deck)
A refined formal dining setting for up to ten guests is positioned forward in the salon, where floor-to-ceiling glass on both sides floods the space with natural light and keeps every course serenely connected to the sea. At its heart, a table crowned with a Breccia Aurora marble top provides a sophisticated focal point, elevating every occasion with understated elegance.
Galley (main deck)
A professional, fully equipped galley showcases Miele’s flagship appliances, including an induction hob, a combi-steam oven, a microwave oven, a dishwasher, dual refrigerators, and dedicated freezer units. Designed for both private family use and full charter service, it features a direct crew circulation route to all decks for seamless operation. Ample refrigeration, stainless-steel surfaces, and an efficient layout support effortless provisioning and reliable performance on long-range cruising.
Main deck aft
A generous open-air lounge invites alfresco dining, cocktails, and cool, shaded relaxation. The teak deck flows into the salon through large sliding doors, creating a smooth indoor–outdoor transition. Wide walkways lead forward, while an elegant staircase provides effortless access to the swim platform.
Extended swim platform
A generous hydraulic platform engineered for effortless water access, seamless tender launches, and streamlined toy operations; at anchor it transforms into a private beach club, creating an inviting waterside retreat for guests who relish watersports and direct engagement with the sea.
Owner's suite (main deck forward)
A standout sanctuary, this full-beam suite is exceptionally quiet and purposefully oriented to panoramic sea views. It presents a king-size bed, a lounge corner, a vanity, and a walk-in wardrobe, while a calming interior palette of soft textures and warm finishes creates a serene, restorative atmosphere. The owner’s bathroom is a spa-like retreat with a large shower featuring steam/hammam, a full-size infrared sauna, a freestanding bathtub, and dual sinks, all exquisitely finished in Carrara statuary marble—one of the most luxurious bathrooms in this size category.
Guest accommodation (lower deck)
Stellamar welcomes twelve guests across five en-suite staterooms thoughtfully arranged for privacy and ease. Two VIP cabins occupy the port and starboard sides, each with queen beds, generous storage, and a warm natural décor; their en-suite bathrooms are appointed with bright marble, oak detailing, and large walk-in showers. Complementing these are two twin cabins, each configured with twin beds plus a Pullman berth—ideal for families or extra guests—and complete with full en-suite bathrooms finished in the yacht’s signature marble. Connecting these quarters, the guest corridor is wide and well-lit, finished in the same soft materials as the social spaces to maintain a unified design language throughout.
Sky lounge (upper deck)
A favorite guest sanctuary—bright, inviting, and wonderfully private—the sky lounge is anchored by a Poliform Saint Germain sofa facing a large Samsung display and enriched by immersive audio from a K-Array system. The versatile lounge arrangement transitions effortlessly from intimate evening cinema to cool, shaded daytime relaxation, while sliding doors open wide to the expansive upper aft deck for seamless indoor–outdoor living.
Upper aft deck
Commanding the stern, the upper aft deck unfolds as a convivial terrace designed for effortless dining and relaxed lounging, framed by panoramic views. It becomes a sublime vantage for sunsets, while thoughtful coverage options provide shelter from wind and the midday sun. Seamless circulation connects this space directly to the foredeck and sundeck, ensuring easy movement between the yacht’s key outdoor areas.
Foredeck
A highly usable forward lounge with expansive sunpads and inviting seating delivers unobstructed ocean views, creating a serene retreat ideal for private relaxation whether at anchor or during slow coastal cruising.
Sundeck
Stellamar’s crown jewel, a 58 sqm panoramic deck, invites indulgence with a large Jacuzzi encircled by sunpads, a dining area sheltered beneath a hardtop, and a fully equipped outdoor bar, while sun loungers aft capture the best of the open view. Clear deck lines and beautifully executed teak finishes set an elegant tone that is perfect for charter use, lively parties, and effortless daytime relaxation.
Crew areas (lower deck)
Thoughtfully arranged on the lower deck, the crew areas provide comfortable, professional accommodations for seven crew, encompassing a mess, laundry and storage facilities, and dedicated technical rooms to ensure long-range operational support. The laundry room is outfitted with industrial-grade equipment, featuring two washing machines and two dryers, complemented by additional freezer storage, and is positioned for easy circulation to all decks.
Diving club / utility room
A practical yet thoughtfully conceived utility space, this dedicated area brings together additional freezers, comprehensive washing equipment, and ample wet storage, while providing direct access to the technical compartments to streamline service, simplify turnarounds, and support every adventure on and beneath the water.
Engine room
Meticulously engineered, this machinery space showcases two CAT C18 engines paired with dual Kohler generators to deliver robust, redundant power, while electric CMC stabilizers enhance comfort underway. Comprehensive Idromar watermaker systems support extended cruising, and an Alfa Laval fuel polishing setup safeguards fuel integrity. Purpose-built sea chests feed an array of pumps and filters, all orchestrated by advanced automation for seamless operation. Surveyors consistently commend the compartment’s accessibility and professional layout.
Technical spaces & storage
Multiple lockers, cold rooms, and integrated storage areas are purposefully arranged to support extended provisioning, streamline charter operations, and enable confident long-range expeditions. Dedicated zones accommodate gym equipment stowage, while clearly defined tank access and service routes keep maintenance efficient and unobtrusive. Across every deck, storage is abundant and meticulously planned, ensuring provisions and equipment remain secure, organized, and immediately at hand.
Main machinery
Power is delivered by two Caterpillar C18 ACERT main engines showing 3,900 hours, turning through two ZFW 650 gearboxes with a 4.057 ratio to provide confident, efficient thrust. Composure underway comes courtesy of CMC Stabilis Electra LR 90 stabilizers with electric fins, each offering 2.1 m² of surface area, while precise maneuvering is ensured by a CMC Dualis TP 75EA bow thruster delivering 75 kW of assistance. Shipboard electricity is supplied by two Kohler 55 EFOZDJ generators with 7,950 hours, seamlessly managed via an ASEA AC75 frequency converter and streamlined shoreside handling through a Glendinning Cable Master CM8.
Sea trial results
Meticulous sea trials reveal a smooth progression of speed, efficiency, and passage-making range across the rev band. At 800 rpm, she makes 6.7 knots while consuming 29 liters per hour or 7.7 US gallons per hour, delivering a range of 10,420 nautical miles. At 900 rpm, she advances to 7.6 knots with total consumption of 39 liters per hour or 10.3 US gallons per hour and a range of 8,789 nautical miles. At 1000 rpm, speed is 8.4 knots with 49 liters per hour or 12.9 US gallons per hour consumed, yielding a range of 7,731 nautical miles. At 1100 rpm, she runs at 9.3 knots with total consumption of 62 liters per hour or 16.4 US gallons per hour and a range of 6,765 nautical miles. At 1200 rpm, she reaches 10 knots on 77 liters per hour or 20.3 US gallons per hour, for a range of 5,857 nautical miles. At 1300 rpm, she maintains 10.6 knots while using 101 liters per hour or 26.7 US gallons per hour, translating to a 4,733–nautical mile range. At 1400 rpm, she posts 11.1 knots with 120 liters per hour or 31.7 US gallons per hour and a range of 4,172 nautical miles. At 1500 rpm, she records 11.7 knots on 144 liters per hour or 38.0 US gallons per hour, providing a range of 3,664 nautical miles. At 1600 rpm, she runs at 12.1 knots with consumption of 171 liters per hour or 45.2 US gallons per hour, producing a range of 3,191 nautical miles. At 1700 rpm, she achieves 12.7 knots on 208 liters per hour or 54.9 US gallons per hour, with a range of 2,754 nautical miles. At 1800 rpm, she caps the sequence at 13.1 knots while consuming 257 liters per hour or 67.9 US gallons per hour, offering a range of 2,299 nautical miles.
Entertainment systems
In the main salon, immersive sound envelops the space through four K-Array Vyper KV25 loudspeakers energized by one K-Array Kommander KA-14 amplifier, with deep, articulate bass from two K-Array Rumble KU26 subwoofers and effortless control via a Sonos system. The sky lounge elevates viewing with a Samsung 65" display paired to a full K-Array KV25 and KU26 setup, seamlessly integrated with Sonos. In the owner cabin, a Samsung 55" partners with K-Array KV25 and KU26 components driven by K-Array Kommander amplifiers, enhanced by additional K-Array Lyzard speakers and harmonized through Sonos. VIP cabins feature Samsung 43" screens accompanied by Sonos Move with dock, while guest cabins present Samsung 32" screens with Sonos Move with dock for flexible, high-fidelity listening.
Across the exterior decks, the main deck terrace hosts two Sonance VPX8R 130 W speakers, one JL Audio M10 marine sub, and Sonos for open-air ambiance. The foredeck continues the soundtrack with two Sonance 125 W speakers and Sonos. Aft on the upper deck, two Sonance VPX8R speakers are matched with two JL Audio M10 marine subs and Sonos for richly layered outdoor audio. The sun deck completes the alfresco experience with four Sonance speakers, two JL Audio M10 marine subs, and Sonos. For the crew, a Samsung 32" with Sonos ensures reliable entertainment, while the captain’s quarters are equipped with a Samsung 32" for private viewing.
Technical systems
Engineered for seamless operation and effortless maintenance, the yacht’s fuel and oil management is anchored by a Reverso GP-707-24 fuel and lube oil change pump from the GP700 Series, working in concert with an Alfa Laval MIB 503 fuel separator to ensure consistently clean delivery and reliable performance. Waste and potable water care are handled with equal diligence: a Blue Sea 3500 Plus black water treatment plant with UV sterilizers provides compliant sanitation, while two high-capacity watermakers—Idromar MC-3 Duplex and Idromar MC-4J—secure abundant freshwater production, polished further by an Idrofast 9100 water softener and delivered through a Gruppo 2 Jet 622 B C.E. fresh water pressure system. Grey water is efficiently managed by six Sanisplit NK3 pumps, maintaining quiet, dependable flow throughout the vessel. Climate comfort is refined by PTALU35 water chillers, complemented by OR2 water heaters in two capacities—150 L and 300 L—ensuring swift, stable hot water supply in every environment.
Steering and HVAC
Commanding precision at the helm is provided by a Kobelt 7173K steering system, pending verification, while on-board comfort is ensured by a Dometic air conditioning installation that is Mediterranean and Tropical rated, delivering confident climate control across demanding cruising grounds.
Deck, hull & exterior systems
Commanding ground tackle underscores its seakeeping prowess, with two Maxwell WC6000 windlasses paired to two Maxwell VC4000 capstans and working in concert with two HHP Balanced anchors, each 225 kg, led on two 137.5 m, 16 mm chains. Boarding and waterside access are effortless via a Sanguineti / Mizar gangway, a flybridge crane rated to SWL 2,000 kg, and a carbon rescue davit at SWL 500 kg, while a secure stern door and a Marquipt sea stair (19" / six steps) complete the package.
After dusk, twenty-four OceanLED M3130 White underwater lights transform the hull with a brilliant, even illumination.
Service and safety systems are comprehensively engineered, featuring a V40TSLD garage motor pump, two ACB 531/A electric bilge/fire pumps, a CP 40 G centrifugal bilge pump, an ACB 431/B electric fuel transfer pump, and two MVI80 BW/GW transfer pumps. Hand-pumping capability includes an Excelsior 1B 3/4" for bilge duties, two Excelsior 1B/GH 3/4" units dedicated to lube oil, and an Excelsior 1B/GH 3/4" for fuel oil.
Quiet, efficient airflow is assured by sixteen TD 160/100 N Silent fans complemented by two TD 350/125 units. Engine-room extraction is handled by axial/centrifugal blowers ELL/AP 717/1 and ELL/AP 635/1, while fire integrity is preserved with A60 MED EMC dampers in the galley and GMFD Inox units sized 870×870 and 700×700.
Onboard compressed air is delivered by a Garage Air Compressor ND3/50 and a Sub Air Compressor (Nitrox-compatible), and overall reliability is further enhanced by an SB20 air/water separator.
Tank level and measurement
The yacht’s tank level and measurement suite is engineered for unwavering accuracy, combining six AI.EBar-LT pressure transmitters with five AI.Hydro-LT hydrostatic level transmitters to deliver precise, real-time data across all critical tanks. Two FX81 IMETAAHXKMXX TDR sensors enhance measurement fidelity in challenging conditions, while a Pointer D16 magnetic level gauge provides immediate visual verification at a glance. Completing the system, two ASITGE MFM.500.A flow switches safeguard fluid transfer and uphold system integrity, ensuring dependable performance and effortless oversight underway or at anchor.
Plumbing & sanitary systems
The yacht’s WC systems are appointed for silent efficiency and refined comfort, featuring Tecma Flexline 2G Silence Plus units, nine in total, complemented by a Tecma Flexline 2G Silence Plus—Cut Version, one unit, and finished with E‑Breeze WCs in the Owner’s Bathroom, two units, delivering whisper‑quiet performance and dependable operation throughout.
Fire safety
For total peace of mind, the yacht is fitted with a CO₂ firefighting system dedicated to the engine room, delivering rapid, total-flood protection where it matters most, while a comprehensive smoke detection and general alarm system provides continuous, vessel-wide monitoring and immediate alerting to safeguard guests and crew at all times.
Wellness equipment
A Nuvola 30 Effegibi steam generator elevates the onboard spa experience with enveloping, on‑demand steam sessions, while an infrared sauna is seamlessly integrated within the owner’s bathroom to provide private, restorative heat therapy at any moment.
Electronics & navigational equipment
Command with confidence from a helm anchored by a Hatteland Display HD19T22MMD MA1-FOGP, delivering crisp, high-definition visuals to a seamlessly integrated navigation suite. The radar array pairs the Furuno TZT2 BB with both a DRS6 X-Class radar and a DRS4D NXT solid-state radar, providing layered target tracking and exceptional clarity in all conditions. True heading and position are assured by a C. Plath Venus magnetic compass and a Furuno SC-70 satellite compass, while sub-surface and navigational intelligence come from a Furuno BBDS1 Bottom Discrimination Sounder, a Furuno GP-33 GPS receiver, and a Furuno PG-700 heading sensor.
A robust NMEA2000 backbone orchestrates data flow through a Furuno FI-5002 junction box, an IF NMEA-FI data converter, an IF NMEA-2K2 converter, and an RD-33 remote display, ensuring every instrument receives pristine, real-time information. Bridge vigilance and compliance are elevated with a BNWAS Furuno BR-500, AIS Class A via the Furuno FA-170, and continuous maritime broadcasts through the Furuno NX-700B NAVTEX. Communications are powerful and clear with two Furuno FM-8900S (DSC) VHF radios, a Furuno LH-5000 loud hailer, and global reach via the Inmarsat C Furuno FELCOM 18.
For superior passage planning and situational awareness, MaxSea TimeZero Professional works in concert with MaxSea WMT300, while an NDC-5 NMEA multiplexer refines system integration. Precision course-keeping is entrusted to the Simrad AP70 MK2 autopilot, delivering effortless control on every passage.
Galley, pantries & domestic equipment
On the sun deck, open-air entertaining is elevated by a Linx BBQ L27TR-LP01, a Fridge FR 80 RC, an Isotherm CR85 Cruise fridge, and an Isotherm CLEAR icemaker. The upper deck is equally well appointed with an Isotherm CR65 Cruise fridge and an Isotherm CLEAR icemaker, while the main deck aft features an Isotherm DR105 drawer fridge to streamline service. In the crew mess, an Isotherm CR85 Cruise fridge ensures provisions are always at hand. The salon showcases an Isotherm Divino 35 wine cellar, and the sky lounge mirrors this refinement with an additional Isotherm Divino 35 wine cellar complemented by an Isotherm DR105 drawer fridge. For the owner and captain, secure stowage is provided by two Indel Webasto SAFE 10 safes.
The galley is crafted for culinary precision with a Miele Induction Hob KM 7594 FL, a Miele Combi Oven DGC 7640, a Miele Combi Microwave H 7840 BM, and a Miele Hood DAS 4920. Refrigeration is comprehensively covered by a Miele KFN 7764 D fridge-freezer, a Miele K 7773 D fridge, and a Miele FNS 37405 i freezer, while immaculate cleanup is ensured by a Miele PG 8133 SCVI. Thoughtful waste management is delivered by an IMC Krushr K300 and an InSinkErator 56. In the main salon, a Miele KWT 6321 UG wine cellar completes the onboard hospitality suite.
General overview
Stellamar, a 2023 RJ115 by Cantiere delle Marche, is a World Superyacht Award 2024 winner, a true long-range explorer, and an exceptional charter performer, standing among the most compelling thirty-five-meter explorer yachts on the market. Marrying Italian design flair with ocean-crossing capability and real-world charter pedigree, she exemplifies the shipyard’s dedication to engineering excellence and sophisticated craftsmanship.
Conceived by Francesco Paszkowski, the 2023 CDM Stellamar balances timeless elegance with the purposeful strength of an explorer yacht. Her dynamic profile showcases extensive glass in the bulwarks, an open stern, and beautifully sculpted lines that sustain a continuous visual dialogue with the sea, while generous volumes and luxurious amenities are masterfully achieved within her thirty-five-meter footprint.
Naval architecture by Sergio Cutolo / Hydro Tec delivers outstanding seaworthiness, efficiency, and comfort. Powered by twin Caterpillar C18 Acert engines and carrying 45,000 liters of fuel, Stellamar offers a 5,000+ nm range at 10 knots for genuine globe-cruising with minimal interruptions, with stability further refined by electric-driven stabilizers and a purpose-designed hull geometry.
Recent upgrades and add-ons
Thoughtfully refined to elevate performance, safety, and comfort, this yacht benefits from an upgraded lighting system, a nitrox diving compressor, an additional cold room, an upgraded bow thruster, upgraded underwater lights, upgraded household appliances, upgraded navigation and communication equipment, an additional watermaker, an upgraded A/V system, an additional drinking water purifier, additional engine monitoring in the engine room, additional fender hooks, an upgraded paint system with a transparent protective coat, an additional impressed current cathodic protection system, an extended swim platform, and full detailed service records.
Specifications
- Accommodations:
- 12 staterooms
- Length:
- 115' (35.05m)
- Beam:
- 24' (7.32m)
- Year Built:
- 2023
- Builder:
- Cantiere delle Marche
- Category:
- Motor yachts
- Engines:
- 2 engines CAT
- Cruise Speed:
- 10 Kts.
- Max Speed:
- 13.2 Kts.
- Location:
- Italy

Yacht name «STELLAMAR» – Cantiere delle Marcheis for sale and located in Imperia, Italy
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