CHEETAH MOON
CHEETAH MOON is a 38-meter motor yacht, built by the prestigious Cantiere Navale Nicolini. Originally launched in 1986, this steel-hull yacht with an aluminum superstructure has undergone several extensive refits, including major upgrades in 2012 and 2020. These works have ensured her excellent condition and incorporated modern features. With timeless exterior styling by Nicolini and a refined interior designed by Tony Fetchella, CHEETAH MOON combines classic elegance with ultimate comfort.
The spacious interior accommodates up to 10 guests in 5 luxurious cabins, including a stunning owner’s suite located on the main deck. The four additional cabins (two doubles and two twins) are situated on the lower deck, each with ensuite facilities. The main salon, filled with natural light thanks to large windows, features comfortable seating and a gaming table, while the adjacent dining area can seat up to 10 guests. A second lounge on the upper deck offers a bar and connects seamlessly to a large aft terrace.
The crew quarters provide excellent facilities for 7 crew members, including a modern crew mess and professional-grade laundry equipment.
CHEETAH MOON stands out with her expansive exterior spaces. The main aft deck is equipped for tender storage, while the upper deck features an al fresco dining area, a bar, and sunbathing spots. The sun deck is a true relaxation haven, offering a central jacuzzi surrounded by sun loungers and a U-shaped lounge area.
Powered by CAT C32 engines installed during her 2012 refit, CHEETAH MOON cruises comfortably at 11.5 knots with impressive fuel efficiency. Zero-speed CMC stabilizers added in 2020 ensure unmatched comfort both at anchor and underway. With a range of 4,500 nautical miles, this yacht is perfect for extended cruising.
Special Features :
- Comprehensive refit in 2020, including modern technical upgrades.
- Lloyd’s 100 A1 certification renewed in 2021.
- Impressive range of 4,500 nautical miles.
- Accommodation for 10 guests and 7 crew members.
- Jacuzzi, modern stabilizers, and exceptional outdoor spaces.
- A wide selection of water toys, including water skis, kayaks, paddleboards, snorkeling gear, and diving equipment.
News & publications
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March 7, 2025CHEETAH MOON: Significant Price Reduction!
CHEETAH MOON is a 38-metre motor yacht built by the prestigious shipyard Cantiere Navale Nicolini. Launched in 1986, this steel-hulled yacht with an aluminium superstructure has undergone several refits, the most notable ones in 2012 and 2020, ensuring she remains in excellent condition...
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November 19, 2024
CHEETAH MOON: New yacht available for sale
CHEETAH MOON, a 38m steel and aluminium motoryacht, was built in 1986 by the prestigious Cantiere Navale Nicolini shipyard. With 5 cabins for up to 10 guests, a crew of 7 and a recent refit (2020), she offers unrivalled comfort and safety. Her modern equipment includes CAT C32 engines,...
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