Motor Yacht
QUEST R
Benetti 35m
QUEST R is a 35-metre tri-deck motor yacht built by Italian yard Benetti, delivered in 2008 and refitted in 2018. She sleeps up to 12 guests across 5 cabins — including a main-deck master suite with its own private study — with a crew of 7 dedicated to a seamless charter.
She cruises the Mediterranean, with popular itineraries along Croatia, Montenegro, Greece and the Turkish coast. Zero-speed stabilisers keep her steady at anchor, and a deck Jacuzzi plus onboard gym round out her amenities; she cruises comfortably at 12–15 knots.
Specifications and rates are indicative and confirmed by your broker on enquiry.
QUEST R — frequently asked
How many guests can QUEST R accommodate?
QUEST R is a 35-metre motor yacht that sleeps up to 12 guests in 5 cabins, looked after by a professional crew of 7.
How much does it cost to charter QUEST R?
QUEST R starts from around €95,000 per week, plus an APA for running costs, local taxes and an optional crew gratuity. Rates vary by season and exact pricing is confirmed by your broker on enquiry.
Where can you charter QUEST R?
QUEST R is available for crewed charter in Italy and France. Your broker confirms her current cruising area and availability for your chosen dates.
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