Andreika V Yacht

Design & Construction

Designed around a semi-displacement GRP hull and superstructure she features a 7.92m beam and a 1.73m draft. The yacht is built over 3 decks with an internal volume of 196 GT (Gross Tonnes).

Exterior Design

Andreika V is a yacht crafted with entertainment and comfort in mind, inside and out. The aft deck immediately sets the tone - centred around a heated pool, framed by an inviting seating area and adaptable freestanding furniture that can be arranged to suit any social setting. The pool itself is elevated above a swim platform that drops down to create a spacious waterside lounge - ideal for launching a tender or jet ski, or simply relaxing at sea level. Storage is neatly integrated just behind.

Moving forward, the cockpit area features one of three dedicated dining zones, comfortably seating 10. A bar counter behind includes a top-loading fridge and additional cold storage, doubling as a service point for both interior and exterior gatherings. Access to the flybridge is via a starboard staircase, elegantly enclosed in glass to enhance light flow into the aft deck.

The flybridge itself is set up for serious outdoor entertaining. A large, weatherproof TV  is mounted forward, with subwoofers and ceiling-mounted speakers to complete the cinematic feel. A full dining table accommodates 10 guests, and multiple prep stations include refrigeration, a cooler box, and a barbecue with storage below. A manual bimini system supported by carbon-fibre poles can be deployed to provide additional shade beneath the extended hardtop, which is finished in teak and fitted with spotlights. There's also a flybridge day head to save trips below deck.

At the bow, wide walkways on both sides lead to a sunbed lounge, flanked by docking stations to port and starboard. Controls here include throttles, start/stop buttons, bow thruster and autopilot systems. Crew benefit from teak walkways allowing maintenance access without stepping on upholstery. Speakers are installed up front too - ideal for music during a sunny afternoon stretch. The entire foredeck can be semi-enclosed with glass doors for wind protection.

Interior Design

The main saloon of Andreika V opens wide through automatic sliding doors on both sides. These doors can be locked open to invite fresh air inside, while integrated blinds allow guests to control light and privacy.

Within the saloon, a formal dining table for 8 sits opposite a multifunctional bar counter. Below the bar, there's additional concealed storage, and a large side console runs the length of the lounge for even more stowage. Full-height windows line both sides, with shades that drop down when needed. Discreet ceiling-mounted speakers keep the soundtrack going.

A lounge area aft features modern track and spot lighting above, a large L-shaped sofa, a central coffee table, and a clever hidden speaker behind a perforated metal grille that serves as a subtle design touch. On the starboard side, there's a wine cooler with slide-out shelves, a bar nook with a coffee station, sink, and a striking onyx-effect backsplash that flows into the basin. Below that, smoked mirror finishes and yet more storage round out the space.

The galley is hidden behind a motion-sensor or toe-kick activated door, ideal when hands are full. Inside, it’s fitted like a professional kitchen with five induction hobs, a large convection oven, and eight full-sized refrigerators with individually adjustable temperatures for separate food types. There's a dishwasher, expansive sink, and dedicated dry storage throughout - more akin to a small restaurant than a standard yacht galley.

Forward of the saloon is a staircase leading to both the flybridge and helm station. The helm features broad visibility thanks to wraparound glass, with all controls ergonomically within reach. The helm seat has an adjustable backrest for support and comfort, and the footrest can be raised or lowered. Systems include Simrad electronics, engine throttles, a compact steering wheel and a full electrical control panel housed safely behind glass doors just aft. A side workspace and cushioned bench seat offer a spot for laptop work or chart plotting.

Accommodation

Andreika V accommodates up to 10 guests in five cabins: an owner’s suite on the main deck and four guest cabins on the lower deck - two with queen-size beds and two with twin berths, ideal for children or guests preferring separate sleeping arrangements. Each guest cabin includes ensuite bathrooms, natural light via large windows, and ample wardrobe storage with interior LED lighting, hanging rails, and even safe boxes for valuables. One cabin also houses a washer-dryer combo unit for guest use.

The lower-deck staircase is gently lit with LED floor lights and constructed with anti-slip treads. A mirror along the wall enhances the sense of space, and overhead clearance accommodates even taller guests - up to 1.85m (6'1") comfortably. A central corridor connects all guest cabins.

The main deck owner's cabin benefits from the full beam width of the yacht, made possible by the absence of walkaround decks. It features a king-size bed, a massive flat-screen TV (estimated at 80 inches), and long windows with privacy shades. Storage is generous and thoughtfully laid out, with soft-close doors, leather-trimmed drawers, and a vanity/desk area with clever integrated charging stations for watches, phones and tablets.

The ensuite bathroom includes a full-width dual-faucet sink in marble, a walk-in shower with bench seating, a handheld head, and a separate toilet compartment finished in marble with a frosted glass divider. While the rain shower in the owner’s bathroom is slightly more compact than those in the guest cabins, the space overall is large and comfortably laid out.

Crew quarters for up to five are located below and aft, with their own access from the port side deck. 

Performance & Capabilities

Powered by twin diesel MAN (V8-1000) 1,000hp engines, motor yacht Andreika V is capable of reaching a top speed of 17 knots, and comfortably cruises at 10 knots. With her 14,736 litre fuel tanks she has a maximum range of 2,500 nautical miles at 8 knots. Her semi-displacement hull design means she offers a great balance of space and speed.