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26 m sailing yacht · United Kingdom flag

IKIGAI

In the yard at STP Palma since 7 Nov 2026 — 15 hours so far. Last signal 8 Nov 2026, 05:59 UTC.

IKIGAI is a 26 m sailing yacht registered under the United Kingdom flag, on the record since 26 Sep 2026. The last 90 days show 2 port calls, with the most harbour time at Port de Saint-Tropez, plus a spell at anchor in open water.

Map of the last recorded position of IKIGAI, near 39.56735°N 2.64163°E

Last recorded position, as of 8 Nov 2026, 05:59 UTC. Imagery ©Mapbox ©OpenStreetMap

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The last 90 days

SeptOctNovPort de Saint-Tropez, 26 Sep 2026 – 3 Oct 2026 (7 days)At anchor (open water), 7 Nov 2026 – 7 Nov 2026 (36 minutes)STP Palma, since 7 Nov 2026
In portAt anchorIn shipyardGaps: underway or outside the monitored area

Port calls

Palma: 1PALMA
Harbours IKIGAI has called at around the Balearics, sized by number of recorded calls; the brass mark is the current port. 1 call in other regions appear in the table only.
ArrivedDepartedPlaceTime in port
7 Nov 2026Still in portSTP Palma—
7 Nov 20267 Nov 2026At anchor (open water)36 minutes
26 Sep 20263 Oct 2026Port de Saint-Tropez7 days

Movement log

7 Nov 2026

Time (UTC)EventPlace
ArrivedSTP Palma
Reappeared—

3 Oct 2026

Time (UTC)EventPlace
DepartedPort de Saint-Tropez

26 Sep 2026

Time (UTC)EventPlace
ArrivedPort de Saint-Tropez
First recorded—

Economic footprint

At 26 m, IKIGAI represents an estimated €1,800 a day in running spend — crew, berthing, fuel, maintenance and provisioning — much of it landing wherever the yacht is lying. An order-of-magnitude estimate, not an account: how it is derived.

Registry particulars

Name
IKIGAI
Type
Sailing Yacht
Length overall
26 m
Beam
6 m
Flag
United Kingdom
MMSI
232016369
IMO
—
Callsign
MDIS4
First recorded
26 Sep 2026
Last signal
8 Nov 2026, 05:59 UTC

Particulars as broadcast over AIS; dimensions are the transmitted hull values. Vessel operators: see the privacy & takedown policy.