QUEEN J III - Custom Line FOR SALE

QUEEN J III is the latest Custom Line Navetta 33 luxury motor yacht to come to market, delivered just ahead of the 2024 summer season and presenting as an impeccable opportunity for an owner seeking a near-new tri-deck superyacht.

Commissioned by a highly seasoned yachting family, she reflects countless informed decisions to elevate life onboard, with over €2m invested in options and special requests. Bespoke interior styling and tailored exterior loose furnishings distinguish her from other Navetta 33 yachts for sale and underscore her bespoke pedigree.

Every area of this semi-displacement motor yacht has been thoughtfully enhanced, from a professional-grade galley and upgraded laundry to an array of 14 underwater lights encircling the hull, including the bow bulb. A top-spec integrated glass-bridge helm, a premium multi-zone A/V suite across interiors and exterior decks, and a CCTV network with nine cameras add serious capability. Geberit sanitaryware features throughout, while striking custom marble and stonework—including the main-salon formal dining table—creates a refined ambiance. A fold-out side balcony off the main salon expands the connection to the sea, complemented by a retractable side boarding ladder and an aft beach club with tender garage for seamless days on the water.

Attention to detail continues with tasteful personal touches, most notably in the skylounge where a custom Edra sofa provides sculptural comfort, while exterior decks are beautifully finished with pieces by Kettal and Tribu, completing the alfresco living areas with understated elegance.

Wellness was a guiding principle for the owners, who dedicated a generous section of the sundeck to fitness by TecnoGym SOLE srvo series, incorporating a treadmill, free weights, kettlebells, and assorted benches—an inspired setup for training with panoramic views on passage.

Since launch, QUEEN J III has been kept strictly private, enjoyed lightly by family and friends. She shows in near-new condition with very low hours and is maintained by an excellent captain, engineer, and crew, ensuring all servicing is current.

This Mediterranean superyacht will be cruising the Eastern Med through the close of the summer season, with private inspections available by prior arrangement.

Technical details

Crafted by Custom Line, the 2024 Navetta 33 is a GRP masterpiece that balances presence and poise with impressive precision. Its dimensions are thoughtfully proportioned, with an LOA of 33 m/108.2 ft, an LH of 32.93 m/108 ft, and an LWL of 28 m/91.8 ft, while a maximum beam of 7.52 m/24.6 ft and a draft of 2.18 m/7.1 ft ensure generous volume and confident seakeeping. The yacht’s weight is equally telling of its substance, with an unladen displacement of 160,000 kg/352,740 lbs and a laden displacement of 182,000 kg/401,241 lbs.

Propulsion comes from two MAN V12 D2862 LE446 engines paired with shaft line transmission, delivering a maximum speed of 15 knots, a comfortable cruising speed of 12 knots, and an economic cruising speed of 10 knots. At that most efficient pace, she achieves a range of 1,850 nautical miles. Endurance is further supported by a fuel capacity of 18,700 liters/4,940 gallons and a freshwater capacity of 3,100 liters/819 gallons.

Accommodations are arranged for ten guests across five staterooms, complemented by six guest heads, while a professional crew of six is housed in four crew cabins with three crew heads, ensuring seamless service and an elevated onboard experience.

Walkthrough

We begin aft aboard QUEEN J III, where the tender garage is revealed as the transom door folds down to create an elegant beach club. A removable carbon fiber swim ladder secures to the port swim platform, while two large umbrellas by Glatz cast generous shade across the water-level terrace. With the transom closed, the garage accommodates a Williams diesel jet tender and offers abundant storage for additional water toys and gear, including inflatables.

Stairs rise from both the port and starboard swim platforms to the aft deck. Here, an inviting lounge replaces the conventional centerline dining layout, with two deeply comfortable chairs gathered around a circular coffee table. Aft, forward-facing sunpads with pillows entice you to lean into the view—watching the on-water fun at anchor or savoring sundowners after a day at the beach. This superb space flows seamlessly into the main salon as the aft deck doors slide open. Before stepping inside, note the full walkarounds to port and starboard, a portside stair to the upper deck, and a portside door leading down to the engine room.

The machinery spaces are exceptionally well organized, comprising the engine room, generator room, and an engineer’s control room complete with workbench. MAN V12 D2862LE446 1400hp engines deliver a top speed of 15 knots, a cruising speed of 12 knots, and, at an economical 10 knots, a range of 1,850 nautical miles while burning 26 gallons (100 liters) per hour. Power and ship’s services are further enhanced by two upgraded Kohler 55kw generators, bow and stern thrusters (958hp hydraulic), upgraded Tropical Air with UTA upgrade, an upgraded Idromar 500 l/h watermaker, an Alfa laval fuel polishing system, and shore power converters.

Entering the main salon through sliding glass doors, you step onto a flush deck with no threshold, uniting interior and exterior as one harmonious expanse. Immediately inside are two forward-facing chairs in a rich burgundy hue and a large, welcoming L-shaped settee. To starboard, double sliding doors open onto a generous fold-down balcony with safety railing; with both the aft doors and starboard doors open and the balcony deployed, the entire salon becomes virtually alfresco, animated by a delightful cross-breeze at anchor.

Forward within the salon, the formal dining area comfortably seats ten around a striking custom marble table. Discreet recessed overhead lighting sets the mood for either an intimate supper or a lively family gathering.

Continuing forward to port through a mirrored door, the stewardess pantry offers a dedicated prep area and a second suite of appliances before you enter the well-appointed galley. Here, upgrades over the standard Custom Line specification include Miele professional equipment, a blast chiller in the pantry, and custom refrigerators and freezers; there is also a proper Texan grill on the sundeck, another thoughtful enhancement.

Inboard of the galley, a stair descends to the crew quarters, where a comfortable crew mess and a laundry facility with 4 full-size Miele professional washer/dryers support operations. There are 3 crew cabins sleeping 5 crew members, comprising two bunk cabins and one single cabin.

Back on the main deck, continuing forward from the main salon to starboard, you arrive at the central staircase with a small foyer and a day head featuring a large window, sink, and head.

All the way forward on the main deck, the master suite is exceptionally spacious. An outboard desk enjoys a large window, while inboard a walk-in wardrobe provides generous hanging and drawer storage, all cedar lined. The living area centers on a forward-facing, centerline king bed opposite a large flush-mounted TV, with a sitting area to port and expansive windows to port and starboard flooding the space with natural light. The ensuite spans the beam with his-and-her sides offering separate sinks, Geberit toilets, and ample storage, joined amidships by a centerline rain shower clad in beautiful custom stonework and accessible from either side.

Descending the central staircase brings you to the lower guest accommodations, where four well-appointed ensuite cabins await. Three feature queen berths and one offers two twins, each with a private ensuite. Large hull windows pour natural light into every cabin, with automatic blinds for instant privacy. Impressive headroom amplifies the sense of volume, while each ensuite echoes the master’s soft natural stone, with large showers, expansive sinks with hidden drains, and windows—spaces that feel properly scaled to the cabins rather than constrained.

Ascending the central staircase to the upper deck, the forward foyer leads to a stewardess pantry serving this level, complete with refrigerator and a floor-to-ceiling Dunavox 180 bottle wine/champagne cooler. The wheelhouse features a forward-facing raised settee with excellent visibility, a centerline leaning post, and an upgraded Premium bridge with glass monitors. All expected controls are at hand, including the bow and stern thruster for confident maneuvering. To starboard is a compact desk area, and aft lies the captain’s cabin with ensuite. Watertight doors to port and starboard access the wing stations.

Stepping outside the wheelhouse and heading forward brings you to one of the yacht’s most compelling lounge areas. The bow is organized into three distinct zones: a forward-facing L-shaped seating area; just ahead, expansive sunpads that can be shaded with sunshades and four carbon fiber poles; and, all the way forward, a small sitting perch perfect for taking in the breeze underway—perhaps even spotting dolphins on the bow, as happened during the photo shoot. Crew functionality is equally considered, with access to the ground tackle, a forepeak hatch, and storage for deck supplies.

Beneath the forward sunpad, the forward garage opens to reveal generous storage and an upgraded 500kg crane capable of stowing a second jet ski if desired, complementing the one housed aft alongside the Williams jet tender.

Returning aft on the upper deck, the skylounge beckons with a gorgeous deep forest green sofa by Edra, sweeping windows to port and starboard, and a large flush-mounted TV on the forward bulkhead—an irresistible haven for a movie night or a quiet read.

As on the main deck, the upper sliding doors open onto a flush deck, merging interior and exterior into a single convivial setting. This is the yacht’s most popular alfresco dining venue, anchored by a large rectangular light-stone table seating ten, with portside storage that can serve family-style spreads on the counter if desired. All the way aft, a relaxed lounge with L-shaped furniture by Cassina and vibrant cushions infuses the space with a playful, welcoming energy.

To port, a floating wraparound stainless-steel staircase leads to the sundeck, immediately drawing the eye to the extended hardtop finished in high-gloss black with matte accents overhead. The built-in bar to port is equipped with three barstools, sink, refrigerator, storage, and ice maker; opposite are two armchairs by Tribu, while aft rests a single and a double sunbed by Kettal. Forward, the fitness area replaces the customary centerline jacuzzi at the owners’ request, preserving an open workout zone integral to their lifestyle. A TecnoGym treadmill, free weights, assorted benches, and neatly organized equipment maximize utility; when the mood shifts to celebration, the bar area is pre-wired for a DJ booth.

Throughout, the owners of QUEEN J III have curated every detail with care. From bespoke interior design to the selection of exterior deck furniture and the thoughtfully coordinated fabrics and colors, the yacht exudes exactly what life at sea should: ease, contentment, and absolute comfort.

QUEEN J III presents an outstanding opportunity to acquire the latest Custom Line Navetta 33 with the balance of factory warranty in place. Fastidiously maintained since delivery by a professional crew who have meticulously addressed new-yacht nuances, she is operating beautifully and ready for the next cruising season with all maintenance current. Never chartered and presenting in as-new condition, she awaits private showings with proper notice.

Accessories description

Thoughtfully specified accessories elevate every moment on board, beginning in the galley with a waste mincer in the sink, upgraded Miele galley appliances, a blast chiller in the main deck pantry, customer fridges and freezer in the galley as an upgrade, and a full-height Dunavox wine cooler in the upper deck pantry with capacity for 180 bottles. Culinary flair continues on deck with an upgraded Texan grill on the sun deck, while laundry is handled by upgraded Miele Professional washer and dryer.

Comfort and autonomy are assured by a Hamann treatment system for black water; a hydraulic 58 hp stern thruster with double propeller; upgraded Kohler main and auxiliary genset rated at 55 kW; an Idromar water maker delivering 500 l/h (Duplex 250/2250 l/h), complemented by a water maker automatic washing system for duplex; a centralized system for engine, inverters, and generators oil change; an active carbon filter, water softener, and drinking water UV sterilizer; an Alfa Laval fuel oil filter; an Idrostop system for shaft line seals; and a fuel oil filling station in the garage for the diesel tender. Ground tackle and handling are enhanced by an upgraded anchor chain with 16 mm diameter and 170 m length and a crane with maximum loading 500 kg in the bow garage.

Evenings come alive with underwater lights—six on each side and two on aft—for a total of 14 lights, complemented by an underwater light on the bulb at the bow. Shade and relaxation are provided by a manual bimini for the dinette at the bow, an aft upper deck removable bimini top, and a bimini man with two poles in the sundeck at the stern. Exterior dimmer lights pair with interior courtesy lights and dimmers, while the tender area and the sundeck and forward triangle area feature teak covering with black caulking.

The galley benefits from a window with porthole, and crew convenience is supported by a crew call system. Privacy and ambiance are managed by electrical raising curtains for the lower deck, covering four cabins, as well as electrical raising curtains in the upper deck salon. Access and flow are effortless with an upgraded automatic opening for the glass aft door in the upper salon, one panel; an additional upgraded automatic opening for the aft glass door; and an upgraded electric door on the starboard side of the main deck salon. The starboard side main deck of the bulwark features a balcony, while the upper deck cockpit furniture incorporates a fridge, and the sun deck adds an ice maker with an independent tank.

For refreshment and rinsing there is a hand-shower with hot and cold fresh water at the bow, a fresh water outlet for washing inside the bow garage, and a hand shower with a removable pole providing hot and cold fresh water. Practical details include mooring whips with housing on the sponson side, a removable retractable ladder, a waterproof roller curtain in the garage with logo, and a remote control for the gangway, while the swimming platform is equipped with two retractable cleats.

Special condition accessories

Elevating connectivity, navigation, entertainment, and waterside enjoyment to an uncompromising standard, this yacht features a 5G Platinum internet connection configured with HD4 5G and four active SIMs, complemented by a Super Premium Wi‑Fi upgrade with eighteen access points. At the helm, a super premium integrated bridge upgrade enhances command, while night passages are safeguarded by a FLIR night‑vision camera and precise tracking through an AIS Furuno Class B autoidentification system (TX‑RX FA 50). Throughout the vessel, the A/V Package Premium is specified for control area A and control area B, the A/V Package Premium sound is installed for area A, and the A/V Package domotic is fitted for area A and area B, with BYOD capability for area A and area B ensuring seamless personal‑device integration. The beach area benefits from an additional Sonance loudspeaker, while the accommodations are appointed with Samsung televisions including a 28‑inch display in the captain’s cabin, The Frame 43‑inch in the starboard guest cabin, The Frame 50‑inch in the VIP cabins and port guest cabin, a 65‑inch Frame TV in the master cabin, and an upgraded 65‑inch Samsung TV in the upper salon. Practical innovations include an aft garage ceiling with electrohydraulic travel for hauling and launching the jet ski, together with gyro stabilizers for serene cruising. Satellite readiness is assured with predisposition for V‑SAT KVH V/HTS and Starlink, and a compressor for a diving bottle supports underwater adventures.

Décor accessories

Throughout the yacht, Euclide by Olivari handles in a super charcoal grey finish are paired with switch‑plates in the same finish, while a handrail with waved leather and an additional glass section refines the lower deck amid an upgraded carpet. Decorative lights accent the side walls of both the main deck and upper deck salons, and columns are upholstered in leather Linea Mastrotto to harmonize with a niche in the main deck salon lacquered in the same brown tone as the columns. Curtains across the entire boat are upgraded, an automatic opening door links the main deck salon and pantry, and a bow wall completes the main deck salon composition. The hard top presents an upgrade in black, and the beach area is shaded by two Glatz umbrellas.

In the master bathroom, an extended top integrates a built‑in wash basin with an interior perimeter discharge in marble mat graphite, accompanied by a built‑in wash basin in Travertino Bianco marble, a bathroom floor in marble mat Grigio Orobico, and a shower bench, floor, and walls clad in marble mat Grigio Orobico. A raised niche is brought to the same height as the side storage, the shower door is executed in clear glass that fades from aft to bow, a bigger rain‑shower head is fitted as an upgrade, and the floor warms softly beneath mat marble; a Gerberit toilet completes the specification. The VIP bathrooms mirror the master’s graphite treatment with extended tops and built‑in wash basins featuring perimeter discharge in marble mat graphite, while additional storage rises above the wash basin tops and inspection hatches are concealed inside the VIP showers. On the lower deck bathrooms, built‑in basins in marble mat Travertino Bianco are paired with bathroom floors, benches, shower floors, and shower walls in marble mat Travertino Bianco. The guest bathrooms at the bow feature a built‑in wash basin in Travertino Bianco marble, a bench and shower floor in marble mat Travertino Bianco, a wood bathroom floor, and matte‑lacquered shower walls; Geberit toilets serve the guest bathrooms at the bow and the day head. Across all bathrooms, upgraded shower handles and two make‑up mirrors heighten comfort.

In the master cabin, beds are formed with rounded corners, a shell behind the bed together with the bed head and bed frame are upholstered in fabric, and a TV frame in wood boat is specified as an upgrade. The walk‑in closet is refined with interior walls in the same color as the ceiling; the door of the low cabinet at the port side is removed to make way for a pull‑out shelf, two additional drawers are added at the bottom, and the port side wardrobe inside the cabin gains two shelves that can be pulled out. Bespoke storage abounds, including shoe storage on the side low furniture for about 34 pairs and three doors in front of the dressing in the master cabin as part of the Ethnicraft TV Graphic furniture in black teak with black metal legs. Two night tables, a rug around the bed, and five decorative cushions complete the setting, while Cupido reading lights, round finish burnish with leather, illuminate both the master and lower deck cabins. The VIP cabins benefit from beds with rounded corners, a TV frame in bronze mirror, full‑height storage flanking the TV, and bed head fabric in ZR Oxford leather; the port guest cabin, with a queen size bed, also receives a bed head in the same material. An additional mattress can be placed between the beds in the starboard side guests cabin, and the lower deck cabins are dressed with sixteen decorative cushions—four in each VIP cabin, four in the port guest cabin, and two in the starboard guest cabin. Each cabin is enhanced with additional USB type A and C outlets.

In the main deck salon, a Ground Piece sofa by Flexform integrates three libraries—two on the back and one on the side—paired with a round coffee table by Cassina with a smokey glass base and top, a lamp by Flos with brass finishing, and the Etel bar Cascas Tea Trolley. The dining area features a Bonaldo Dorian table with a Rosso Carpazi marble top and a brushed bronze structure, attended by ten B&B Italia Heri O dining chairs; two Cassina Capitol Complex armchairs in black oak fabric sit alongside an additional Hay Bowler Side Table with a black concrete base and black steel structure and top. The space is grounded by a Lily rug, and a bracket for the TV in the upper deck salon wears a black lacquer cover. The upper deck salon is appointed with a sofa by Edra, a Bonaldo Pisa coffee table, a docking station for iPad, and a Special Arcadia rug, while the upper deck cockpit is arranged with a Sail Out sofa by Cassina and a dining ensemble comprising two Kettal Plumon chairs and eight Cassina Dine Out chairs; the Patio Outdoor rug in a round shape softens the deck. On the main deck cockpit, a structural sofa upholstered in fabric is complemented by four Tribu Nomad armchairs in natural teak and two Pedrali Caementum coffee tables, all set over an Outdoor rug; a Kettal Kala coffee table anchors the composition, and the main deck balcony carries two Unopiu Ginger armchairs plus two Roda Stork coffee tables. Forward, the dinette at the bow presents a rectangular coffee table with an optional top in stone. Across the sundeck, sunbeds—one double and one single—by Kettal Mesh in natural teak with a metal backrest arrive with seat cushions and decorative cushions, joined by two additional Tribu Senja armchairs with a custom layout and one armrest, two Kettal Roll coffee tables with tops, bar furniture, a manual bimini at the bow, and three Kettal Roll stools at custom height. A Master cabin additional coffee table by Hay Bowler Side adds convenience, and a bow area sunpad with up/down backrests invites relaxation.

Materiality throughout is elevated by a wood floor on the main and upper decks in Rovere Select Europeo Spazzalato Verniciato Pietra, while the galley pairs an Easy Canyon finish with Grigio Lava lacquered furniture and a resilient vinyl floor.

Technology is seamlessly integrated: a CCTV system with nine cameras without remote control surveys the wheelhouse; the stern with a 360 camera positioned over the stern sofa to provide a view of the beach club and main deck cockpit; the starboard and portside walkways; the upper deck cockpit; the sundeck cockpit; two cameras in the engine room; and one in the control room. An A/V Package delivers Premium sound through external Sonance loudspeakers, further bolstered by an upgrade for loudspeakers in the beach area and a DJ connection cable in the sundeck bar, while a socket is positioned in the niche at the bow of the main deck salon.

Power and connectivity abound with Dyson recharge outlets in the upper deck pantry, the main deck cockpit storage on the starboard side, and inside the sundeck bar furniture; Schuko sockets serve the galley, the main deck and upper deck pantries, the bathrooms (including the captain’s), and the wheelhouse. External provision includes seven Urmet model sockets—three at the bow sundeck, three in the upper deck cockpit, and two in the aft garage—plus three Ferretti white sockets with one in the bow garage, one within the sundeck bar furniture, and one in the main deck cockpit storage. Additional sockets are thoughtfully added with one in the master cabin and two in the upper deck salon.

On deck, a swim ladder in carbon fiber equips the swimming platform, and an additional 30 m of anchor chain brings the total to 200 m. Bed sheet and bed cover arrive with optional elastic bands and logo, complemented by guest towels with an optional logo. Identity is expressed with the boat name in backlit stainless steel letters, the port name in stainless steel letters, and the logo of the boat in stainless steel letters at the port and starboard side.

About Navetta 33

A diva of the sea, Navetta 33 exudes a timeless aesthetic defined by sophisticated simplicity, the kind of class and elegance that ensure you never go unnoticed.

A unique creation where cruising meets your dreams, this semi-displacement superyacht transforms true sophistication into absolute luxury. Her chic, essential lines confidently reveal a high‑tech soul, while an ingenious bulbous bow delivers best‑in‑class stability and seaworthiness, pairing poise with a range of around 2,000 nautical miles.

Within, every space affirms the Navetta 33 vision and reflects its owner’s distinctive character. Family and guest domains unfold across all four decks, from the wide‑body master suite forward on the main deck to the four guest cabins below, with elegance as the guiding principle throughout.

Whatever the conditions, cruising is easy thanks to Custom Line’s advanced technology. A state‑of‑the‑art masterpiece, she features a patented Dual Mode Transom (DMT) system that expands living and entertainment spaces, allowing the stern area to be savored to the fullest.

Life on board becomes even more intuitive with Votis software seamlessly managing the infotainment systems, while the integrated helm station presents every function at a glance for total safety.

Light as a ripple yet steady as a rock, Navetta 33 ensures absolute comfort both at anchor and when mooring. Electro‑hydraulic stabilizing fins with zero‑speed function work in concert with a pair of Seakeeper gyroscopic stabilizers so everyone can relish the views and the experience, underway or at rest.