The closing of TASIA adds to what has already been a productive start to 2026 for the firm. Earlier this year, Moran Yacht & Ship completed the sale of the 201′ Lürssen MARGUERITE and the 90′ Riva MEMORIES, reinforcing the company’s ability to deliver results across every segment of the global superyacht market.
A Feadship With Real Substance
Launched in 1997 by Royal De Vries at the Feadship shipyard in Aalsmeer, TASIA was built on a steel hull with an aluminum superstructure and carries a sub-500 GT tonnage. Her exterior was penned by Guido De Groot, her naval architecture by Frits De Voogt, and her interiors by the late John Munford, whose warm, livable layouts remain some of the most admired work in the industry.
TASIA accommodates up to 12 guests across five staterooms. The full-beam master suite sits on the main deck and includes a king berth, a private study, a steam shower, and a Jacuzzi set beneath a skylight. Below, two queen cabins and two twin cabins with Pullman berths round out the guest accommodations. A crew of 10 is housed forward in five dedicated cabins.
Refit and Condition
TASIA entered the market in October 2024 following an extensive yard period. That work included her 25-year Lloyd’s Class survey, a full repaint, fresh anti-fouling, and a thorough overhaul of her running gear. A prior refit in 2022 addressed additional engineering and interior updates, bringing the yacht to turnkey condition at the time of sale.
For a 1997 build, that level of recent investment speaks volumes. It is the kind of commitment that gives a buyer real confidence in what they are stepping into.
Layout and Features
The main deck flows naturally from a spacious aft deck through automatic sliding doors into an open saloon. A skylounge provides a second social area with its own bar, while the sundeck offers a Jacuzzi, barbecue grill, and open lounging space. An enclosed gym with a spin bike, free weights, and a weight bench rounds out the onboard amenities.
The galley, positioned forward of the interior dining area, benefits from large windows and a central island for food preparation. A dumb waiter connects the galley to the skylounge above, making service seamless whether entertaining casually or hosting a formal dinner.
Performance
Twin Caterpillar engines give TASIA a top speed of 15 knots and a cruising range of 3,100 nautical miles at 13.5 knots. She is a genuine transatlantic yacht, built for owners who want the freedom to cross oceans on their own schedule.
The Transaction
TASIA was asking $15,900,000 at the time of her sale. We congratulate her new owner on acquiring an exceptional Feadship for sale and extend our thanks to all cooperating brokers who contributed throughout the process.
For inquiries about yachts for sale or to discuss your next acquisition, contact the Moran Yacht & Ship brokerage team.