M/Y Trafalgar, a 39.0-meter motor yacht, was delivered in 1975 by the Turkish builder Beykoz Shipyard. She has also been known as Glorious, Moonmaiden II (famously appearing in a James Bond film), and Yildiz 10. With naval architecture by Beykoz Shipyard, she features a steel hull and superstructure, a beam of 7.1m, a draft of 2.6m, and a volume of 225 GT. Her interior is characterized by satin-finished French mahogany and light fabrics. Trafalgar accommodates up to 10 guests in 5 cabins, including a main deck master suite, a full-beam VIP suite, two doubles, and a twin. She also has accommodation for 9 crew members. Powered by twin Deutz AG engines, she cruises at 10 knots and has a top speed of 12 knots, with a range of 3,500 nautical miles. She underwent an extensive three-year refit, completed in 2019, which included an engine room renovation, new decks, hull and superstructure paint, and updated interior furnishings. Further comprehensive works were completed in 2021 and 2022. These updates ensure her "modern classic" appeal. Trafalgar is currently for sale at an asking price of €2,950,000. She is ranked as the 3202nd largest yacht globally and is the largest yacht built by Beykoz Shipyard.