Price: €650,000 - €780,000 / Per Week
Length: 229' 8" Ft
Guests: 12
Speed: 16 Knots
Cabins: 7
Build year: 2016
Refit year: N/A
Crew: 19
King Cabin: 2
Queen Cabin: 4
Double Cabin: 6
Twin Cabin: 1
Single Cabin: 0
Pullman Cabin: 0
About JOY
A rare addition to the charter market, JOY is a masterful collaboration of two yachting powerhouses; Bannenberg and Rowell for her exquisite exterior lines and Dutch pedigree yard Feadship realised her. Covering five decks, her expansive outdoor space goes unrivalled and adds to her appeal as a luxury charter yacht. Beautiful concave lines and the artistic use of glass creates perfect harmony between the exterior and interior making her an ideal yacht for summertime cruising. Specifically, pockets of air-conditioned indoor/outdoor zones known as 'winter gardens' were created to further enhance this feeling of space.
Inside, Studio Indigo was responsible for her vibrant interior that includes an extremely flexible cabin layout sure to sleep 12 guests comfortably. With seven cabins, an elevator servicing three of the five decks plus an array of facilities dedicated to wellness (including a large gym, spa room and on board masseuse), JOY has quickly established herself as a firm favourite on the charter scene.
With a highly experienced and talented crew of 19, you can be sure that your every need will be exceeded while on board this prestigious new yacht.
Inside, Studio Indigo was responsible for her vibrant interior that includes an extremely flexible cabin layout sure to sleep 12 guests comfortably. With seven cabins, an elevator servicing three of the five decks plus an array of facilities dedicated to wellness (including a large gym, spa room and on board masseuse), JOY has quickly established herself as a firm favourite on the charter scene.
With a highly experienced and talented crew of 19, you can be sure that your every need will be exceeded while on board this prestigious new yacht.
- Expansive outdoor spaces over four decks and a beach club
- Excellent wellness facilities including a large gym with fitness instructor, spa room and on board masseuse
- Striking exterior lines by Bannenberg and Rowell Design
- Luxurious interior by London based designer Studio Indigo, using over 250 finishes and materials
- Flexible accommodation layout in seven cabins including spectacular master cabin with 270 degree panoramic views and a full beam VIP cabin on the main deck
- Dedicated owner's deck
- Carefully selected young and talented crew
Previous Yachts: Joined JOY in 2017
Interests: Surfing, golf, tennis
What do you enjoy most about your job?
“The most enjoyable aspects would include the sense of freedom on open waters, the luxury of traveling to beautiful, remote locations and the camaraderie of a well-coordinated crew. The combination of precision, adventure and elegance seems to define what makes yachting truly special.”
Which is your favourite toy on board?
“Jetskis - an absolute classic! They’re perfect for combining speed, adventure and a sense of freedom on the water. Whether it’s carving through waves, exploring hidden coves or racing with friends, jetskis bring an unmatched adrenaline rush.”
Interests: Surfing, golf, tennis
What do you enjoy most about your job?
“The most enjoyable aspects would include the sense of freedom on open waters, the luxury of traveling to beautiful, remote locations and the camaraderie of a well-coordinated crew. The combination of precision, adventure and elegance seems to define what makes yachting truly special.”
Which is your favourite toy on board?
“Jetskis - an absolute classic! They’re perfect for combining speed, adventure and a sense of freedom on the water. Whether it’s carving through waves, exploring hidden coves or racing with friends, jetskis bring an unmatched adrenaline rush.”
Jamie Miller
First Officer
Previous Yachts: S/Y ROSEHEARTY (56m)
Interests: Music, football, family
Nick has over 20 years of chef experience in restaurants, yachting and the private sector. Nick's journey began in his hometown of Manchester. His culinary mastery has taken him across the globe, from a prestigious 3 Michelin star restaurant in New York to a charming boutique château in France. Nick's career highlights also include the opening of a one-hat restaurant in Australia, showcasing his diverse and refined culinary skills.
What is your favourite restaurant in the world?
“I don’t have a particular favourite restaurant as I believe every dining experience is unique and special in its own way. However, one of my most memorable experiences was a seafood extravaganza under the stars on the beach in Jimbaran Bay, Bali. The combination of fresh, locally caught seafood, the smoky aroma from the traditional grills and the serene ocean backdrop made it unforgettable.”
Interests: Music, football, family
Nick has over 20 years of chef experience in restaurants, yachting and the private sector. Nick's journey began in his hometown of Manchester. His culinary mastery has taken him across the globe, from a prestigious 3 Michelin star restaurant in New York to a charming boutique château in France. Nick's career highlights also include the opening of a one-hat restaurant in Australia, showcasing his diverse and refined culinary skills.
What is your favourite restaurant in the world?
“I don’t have a particular favourite restaurant as I believe every dining experience is unique and special in its own way. However, one of my most memorable experiences was a seafood extravaganza under the stars on the beach in Jimbaran Bay, Bali. The combination of fresh, locally caught seafood, the smoky aroma from the traditional grills and the serene ocean backdrop made it unforgettable.”
Nick Street-Brown
Chef
Previous Yachts: M/Y B (60m), M/Y ABEONA (70m), S/Y KORU (127m)
Interests: Fitness, skiing, horse riding
Ella grew up in the Northwest of England, gaining early hands-on experience working in her family catering business. This foundation, combined with an inclination for travel, led her into a career in yachting and she has spent the past eight years working across both the Mediterranean and Caribbean. Between seasons, Ella has spent several winters as a chalet manager in Zermatt, Switzerland, where she developed her love of skiing and mountain life. Having travelled extensively, she has found her home in Bali, embracing a wellness-orientated lifestyle.
In your opinion, what makes a great charter yacht, great?
"Exceptional service, an experienced and dynamic crew and consistency and communication across departments."
What do you enjoy most about your job?
"Being able to train and lead a team, seeing the interior team grow into their roles and working together to create memorable guest experiences."
Interests: Fitness, skiing, horse riding
Ella grew up in the Northwest of England, gaining early hands-on experience working in her family catering business. This foundation, combined with an inclination for travel, led her into a career in yachting and she has spent the past eight years working across both the Mediterranean and Caribbean. Between seasons, Ella has spent several winters as a chalet manager in Zermatt, Switzerland, where she developed her love of skiing and mountain life. Having travelled extensively, she has found her home in Bali, embracing a wellness-orientated lifestyle.
In your opinion, what makes a great charter yacht, great?
"Exceptional service, an experienced and dynamic crew and consistency and communication across departments."
What do you enjoy most about your job?
"Being able to train and lead a team, seeing the interior team grow into their roles and working together to create memorable guest experiences."
Ella Lucas
Chief steward/ess
Previous Yachts: M/Y LIGHTNING (90m), M/Y BLUE (160m), M/Y TATOOSH (90m)
Interests: Horse riding, outdoor adventures, padel
What has been your highlight while being a crew member?
"There are endless highlights to being part of this industry, I have friends all over the world that I will forever keep in contact with, I have gained so much knowledge in everything from service and housekeeping to DIY. I have worked with so many nationalities that I feel I have grown hugely as a person for any social setting that I am confronted with. I have been so lucky to see so much of the world, places that I probably would never have seen with out yachting. I feel yachting has shaped me to be the best version of myself with life experiences I would have taken years to achieve such as traveling around Australia for a year. It's the best decision I ever made.“
What would you be doing if it wasn't yachting?
"If I wasn’t in yachting, my dream would be to set up an incredible beach club somewhere hot and fitness would be in my daily routine. Running my own gym and living in Australia is also a big aspiration of mine."
Interests: Horse riding, outdoor adventures, padel
What has been your highlight while being a crew member?
"There are endless highlights to being part of this industry, I have friends all over the world that I will forever keep in contact with, I have gained so much knowledge in everything from service and housekeeping to DIY. I have worked with so many nationalities that I feel I have grown hugely as a person for any social setting that I am confronted with. I have been so lucky to see so much of the world, places that I probably would never have seen with out yachting. I feel yachting has shaped me to be the best version of myself with life experiences I would have taken years to achieve such as traveling around Australia for a year. It's the best decision I ever made.“
What would you be doing if it wasn't yachting?
"If I wasn’t in yachting, my dream would be to set up an incredible beach club somewhere hot and fitness would be in my daily routine. Running my own gym and living in Australia is also a big aspiration of mine."
Alana Williams
Stewardess
Previous Yachts: M/Y ZAZOU (65m), M/Y CHRISTOPHER (48m)
Interests: Running, tennis, skiing
Where is your favourite place you have been while working on yachts, and why was it your favourite?
"Northeast Sardinia. Pristine waters, so many gorgeous islands (specifically Budelli Island), coastal hikes with a large number of secluded beaches en route. Porto Cervo has some great shopping and open terraces for drinks and nibbles."
Do you have any skills to highlight that make a difference on board?
"Flower arranging and tablescapes! I’ve always loved being creative, so florals and table styling are such a fun outlet for me. Both of my parents are well established in the gardening world, I’ve been wondering around the garden and arranging posies since I was young. When it comes to tablescapes, I love working with a theme and seeing how everything can come together, especially when embracing a “more is more” approach."
Interests: Running, tennis, skiing
Where is your favourite place you have been while working on yachts, and why was it your favourite?
"Northeast Sardinia. Pristine waters, so many gorgeous islands (specifically Budelli Island), coastal hikes with a large number of secluded beaches en route. Porto Cervo has some great shopping and open terraces for drinks and nibbles."
Do you have any skills to highlight that make a difference on board?
"Flower arranging and tablescapes! I’ve always loved being creative, so florals and table styling are such a fun outlet for me. Both of my parents are well established in the gardening world, I’ve been wondering around the garden and arranging posies since I was young. When it comes to tablescapes, I love working with a theme and seeing how everything can come together, especially when embracing a “more is more” approach."
Octavia Dowding
Stewardess
Previous Yachts: M/Y CORINTHIAN (40m), S/Y THALIA (50m), M/Y VIDA (55m)
Interests: Padel, tennis, Reformer Pilates
What non-yachting industry jobs have you had that you feel have been useful/helpful for your current job?
"I have worked in hospitality and high-end restaurants from a very young age, this experience has helped me progress in yachting and given me confidence when I was a junior stewardess."
What would you be doing if it wasn't yachting?
"If I wasn't in the yachting industry I think I would own my own events management company, building unique events, dining experiences or parties for guests."
Interests: Padel, tennis, Reformer Pilates
What non-yachting industry jobs have you had that you feel have been useful/helpful for your current job?
"I have worked in hospitality and high-end restaurants from a very young age, this experience has helped me progress in yachting and given me confidence when I was a junior stewardess."
What would you be doing if it wasn't yachting?
"If I wasn't in the yachting industry I think I would own my own events management company, building unique events, dining experiences or parties for guests."
Holly Trinder
Stewardess
Previous Yachts: M/Y LADY BRITT (63m), M/Y SOMNIUM (55m), M/Y JESTER (70m), M/Y BINA (43m)
Interests: Gym, hiking, cycling, rugby
Originating from a quaint town in the southwest of England, Martin's journey began with 17 years of dedicated service in the Royal Navy. In 2015, he made the transition into the yachting industry, where his commitment and diligence propelled him to the position of Chief Engineer. Overseeing the completion of projects such as the JOY, Martin has accrued invaluable experience on a variety of vessels. Outside of his professional life, Martin loves fine-tuning his car, embarking on adventures to new destinations, and spending time with his family. With an eye toward future challenges, Martin eagerly anticipates trekking to Everest Base Camp alongside a group of friends.
How long have you been working on your current yacht?
“I’ve worked on my current yacht for over a year as rotational Chief. It's been wonderful as I have returned to the yacht, I was the second engineer for the build and delivery of. I completed over two and a half years as the second engineer, so to come back as Chief is fulfilling to see how far I’ve progressed and a challenge to take up the reigns and bring her forward as technology evolves.”
Interests: Gym, hiking, cycling, rugby
Originating from a quaint town in the southwest of England, Martin's journey began with 17 years of dedicated service in the Royal Navy. In 2015, he made the transition into the yachting industry, where his commitment and diligence propelled him to the position of Chief Engineer. Overseeing the completion of projects such as the JOY, Martin has accrued invaluable experience on a variety of vessels. Outside of his professional life, Martin loves fine-tuning his car, embarking on adventures to new destinations, and spending time with his family. With an eye toward future challenges, Martin eagerly anticipates trekking to Everest Base Camp alongside a group of friends.
How long have you been working on your current yacht?
“I’ve worked on my current yacht for over a year as rotational Chief. It's been wonderful as I have returned to the yacht, I was the second engineer for the build and delivery of. I completed over two and a half years as the second engineer, so to come back as Chief is fulfilling to see how far I’ve progressed and a challenge to take up the reigns and bring her forward as technology evolves.”
Martin Jepp
Chief engineer
Previous Yachts: M/Y HERCULINA (55m), M/Y SECRET LOVE (46m), M/Y SPACE (50m), ECSTASEA (85m)
Interests: Gym, tennis, track days
Andrew, a native of the West Midlands, embarked on a career with The Royal Navy at the age of 20, dedicating 23 years to service as a Marine Engineer. Following completion of his training and Engineering Systems degree, he served aboard Frigates and Destroyers, ultimately achieving the rank of Warrant Officer 1 First Class before transitioning to yachting. Andrew's journey included a stint on LNG Cargo ships as he pursued his Chief Engineer CoC. Beyond work, he finds enjoyment in activities such as gym workouts, kart racing, tennis, and quality time with his family.
If you were a guest, where would you choose to charter?
“If I were a guest, I’d absolutely choose to charter in French Polynesia. It’s like stepping into a dream with those crystal-clear waters, lush green mountains and picture-perfect sunsets.”
Interests: Gym, tennis, track days
Andrew, a native of the West Midlands, embarked on a career with The Royal Navy at the age of 20, dedicating 23 years to service as a Marine Engineer. Following completion of his training and Engineering Systems degree, he served aboard Frigates and Destroyers, ultimately achieving the rank of Warrant Officer 1 First Class before transitioning to yachting. Andrew's journey included a stint on LNG Cargo ships as he pursued his Chief Engineer CoC. Beyond work, he finds enjoyment in activities such as gym workouts, kart racing, tennis, and quality time with his family.
If you were a guest, where would you choose to charter?
“If I were a guest, I’d absolutely choose to charter in French Polynesia. It’s like stepping into a dream with those crystal-clear waters, lush green mountains and picture-perfect sunsets.”
Andrew Ellaway
Chief engineer
Previous Yachts: M/Y ARETI (85m), M/Y ST NICOLAS (70m) , S/Y ROSEHEARTY (56m), M/Y BELLA VITA (60m)
Interests: Kiresurfing, diving, sailing
If you were a guest, where would you choose to charter?
“I’d choose remote, untouched destinations like the Arctic or Patagonia. These locations offer a sense of true adventure, cruising through icy fjords, spotting incredible wildlife, and swimming in pristine natural beauty far from the usual charter routes.”
What would you be doing if it wasn’t yachting?
“If I had the means, I’d be circumnavigating the world on my own boat. There’s nothing more fulfilling than the challenge and freedom of exploring the oceans under your own sail.”
What has been your highlight while being a crew member?
“Definitely the St. Barts Bucket Regatta. The atmosphere was incredible - stunning yachts, great people, and some solid friendly competition.”
Interests: Kiresurfing, diving, sailing
If you were a guest, where would you choose to charter?
“I’d choose remote, untouched destinations like the Arctic or Patagonia. These locations offer a sense of true adventure, cruising through icy fjords, spotting incredible wildlife, and swimming in pristine natural beauty far from the usual charter routes.”
What would you be doing if it wasn’t yachting?
“If I had the means, I’d be circumnavigating the world on my own boat. There’s nothing more fulfilling than the challenge and freedom of exploring the oceans under your own sail.”
What has been your highlight while being a crew member?
“Definitely the St. Barts Bucket Regatta. The atmosphere was incredible - stunning yachts, great people, and some solid friendly competition.”
Carragh Martineau
Second Engineer (rotational)
Previous Yachts: M/Y KING BENJI (47m)
Interests: Hiking, fishing outdoors
What makes a great charter yacht?
"Great crew, good communication and making guest feel good and looked after."
Why is your team special?
"No one has big egos and everyone gets along very well!"
Favourite toy on board JOY?
"I would say the tender or jet ski because it’s essential for both guests activities and transport."
Interests: Hiking, fishing outdoors
What makes a great charter yacht?
"Great crew, good communication and making guest feel good and looked after."
Why is your team special?
"No one has big egos and everyone gets along very well!"
Favourite toy on board JOY?
"I would say the tender or jet ski because it’s essential for both guests activities and transport."
Marcel Kuhn
Deckhand
