Taisa – Moody 64 | Based in Corfu, Greece

Taisa – Moody 64

Built in 2004 • Refit 2019 • Based in Corfu, Greece • Crewed Charter

From €12,500 / week

6 Guests • 3 Cabins • 3 Heads • 2 Crew

Timeless Luxury & Confident Cruising

Taisa is a refined Moody 64 sailing yacht combining ocean-going capability, timeless elegance, and exceptional comfort. Designed by renowned naval architect Bill Dixon, she was built for extended cruising and offers a stable, comfortable platform for discovering Greece under sail.

Based in Corfu, Taisa is ideally positioned for exploring the Ionian Islands, from the lush coastline and secluded bays of Corfu and Paxos to the beautiful islands farther south.

Following her 2019 refit, Taisa offers a comfortable and well-equipped environment for families and groups seeking a premium crewed sailing experience.

Accommodation

Taisa accommodates up to six guests in three comfortable cabins:

• 1 Master Cabin

• 1 Double Cabin

• 1 Twin Cabin

• 3 Heads

• En-suite facilities in all cabins

• Full air conditioning

Sailing & Performance

With her sturdy construction and powerful hull, Taisa offers smooth and stable sailing whether you’re enjoying relaxed island cruising or longer passages between destinations.

• Length: 19.5m / 64.0ft

• Beam: 5.33m / 17.5ft

• Draft: 1.95m / 6.4ft

• Engine: 1 × Yanmar 230 hp

• Cruising Speed: 7.5 knots

• Built: 2004

• Refit: 2019

Comfort & Entertainment

The yacht provides a range of amenities for comfortable days and relaxed evenings onboard:

• Full air conditioning

• Salon TV

• Salon stereo

• Generator

• 30 hp center-console tender

Water Toys & Activities

Enjoy the Ionian waters with a selection of equipment for fun and exploration:

• 30 hp center-console tender

• 1 × SUP

• Yamaha underwater scooter

• Ringo tube

• Snorkeling equipment

Charter Rates

Plus VAT 13% and APA 25%.

With her classic Moody design, experienced crew, comfortable three-cabin layout, and prime Corfu base, Taisa is an excellent choice for a relaxed and memorable sailing charter through the Ionian Islands.