MOONEN YACHTS ANNOUNCES SALE OF NINTH MOONEN 122 MARTINIQUE

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Moonen Yachts is thrilled to announce the sale of the ninth hull in its acclaimed Martinique series, the 37.4m (122’8”) Moonen 122 Martinique, YN207. This marks the shipyard’s fourth sale of the year.

The transaction was facilitated with Alex G. Clarke of Denison Yachting representing the buyer, while Moonen’s Global Sales Representatives Matthew Stone and Richard Gray acted on behalf of the shipyard.

“We warmly welcome the new owners to the Moonen family and congratulate them on their new yacht,” said Matthew Stone. “They are an experienced American yachting family who have owned vessels from various regions and truly recognise the quality and craftsmanship that Moonen offers. We want to extend a special thank you to Alex G. Clarke at Denison Yachting for representing the buyers and for the collaborative efforts from the very beginning.”

This is the second Moonen 122 Martinique to feature an interior by Vripack Yacht Design, setting it apart from earlier Martinique models. The American owner was drawn to the Martinique’s flexible layout and its strong sense of connection to the sea. The interior has been crafted to deliver a serene, light-filled environment, including a full-beam Owner’s Stateroom, forward-facing windows, and an expansive Galley and Pantry ensuring a world-class dining experience

Designed by René van der Velden with naval architecture by Diana Yacht Design, the 122 Martinique presents a refined exterior profile that maximizes natural light, delivers sweeping panoramic views, and enhances onboard living through smooth transitions between interior and exterior spaces.

As with all Moonen yachts, the 122 Martinique offers significant scope for customisation. Hull nine will include several custom elements, most notably the inclusion of a Jacuzzi on the sundeck.

“I want to extend a special thank you to Moonen Director Nicky Van Zon who was instrumental in putting this deal together, along with Dan Wupperman of Arrow and attorney Dominic Bulfin of Hill Dickinson for all their hard work,” said Alex G. Clarke. “The clients are super excited and have already been working closely with Marnix Hoekstra and his team at Vripack to assure this is the best Moonen Martinique yet to be delivered. I truly believe the result is going to be a world-class yacht that the owners will enjoy for years to come. Grateful for Matthew Stone at IYC and we look forward to taking delivery in January 2027.”

Currently in build with hull and superstructure underway, the 345GT yacht is scheduled for delivery in January 2027.

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