The three-deck motor yacht Maram, measuring 29.85 metres in length, is built in steel and aluminium by the French shipyard Chantier Naval de Marseille to a design by Michel Bigoin.

She was delivered in 1989 and has been undergoing renovation and modernisation since 2016. The interior can accommodate 8/10 guests in 4/5 cabins consisting of a master suite, a VIP suite, a double and two twins, all with en-suite facilities. In addition, there are quarters for a captain and four crew members.

The cabins and common areas are unexpectedly large.

The spacious main saloon has large sofas to port and starboard and a formal dining area forward with seating for 8 to 10 guests and 3 to 5 crew. The well-equipped galley has a large freestanding table and chairs in the centre, ideal for casual breakfasts and daytime snacks.

The aft deck is geared towards al fresco entertaining and dining. The sun deck is dedicated to sun worshippers, with a number of sun pads and loungers.

The aft bridge is used to stow auxiliary vessels.