There is very little time left for the start of the high season in Ibiza, but taking advantage of the arrival of warm temperatures, many shipowners are beginning to bring their luxury yachts to the island, where possibly will spend the whole summer sailing in the Mediterranean mainly between the Pitiusas.
This is the case of the yacht ‘Deniki’, valued at 30 million dollars (with a maintenance of three million dollars a year), built by the prestigious Dutch shipyard Amels which was launched in 2007.
This yacht can accommodate 10 guests spread over 5 suites and 11 crew members. At 52 meters in length, the yacht has every imaginable comfort and can be rented for about 200,000 euros per week in high season.
Deck of the ‘Deniki’ / Yacht Charter
The owner of the ‘Deniki
The megayacht is owned by Dutch billionaire Marcel Boekhoorn, and the boat’s name, Deniki, is an acronym for that of his three daughters Denise, Nicole and Kim.
Born on October 30, 1959 in Nijmegen, Marcel Boekhoorn is a Dutch entrepreneur, investor and owner of the investment company Ramphastos Investments. He has a wide range of business interests in the Netherlands and other countries. With an estimated net worth of €1.9 billion, Boekhoorn is one of the richest people in the Netherlands.
Privately held, and through his investment vehicle Ramphastos Investments, Boekhoorn has interests in more than 30 companies with a combined turnover of nearly €5 billion, ranging from financial and business services, retail, gaming, healthcare, new materials and advanced manufacturing.
Outside dining room of the ‘Deniki’ / Yacht Charter