The Numarine superyacht shipyard, based in Istanbul, Turkey, continues to develop its Explorer range. Two models already make up this range dedicated to long journeys launched in June 2016: the 32 XP (32.5 m) and the 26 XP (29.89 m).
These superyachts with their angular and stocky design have found their audience since their launch 2 years ago ½ for the 32 XP and less than a year ago for the 26 XP, several models have already been sold, as announced by the yard: 3 for the largest and 5 for the smallest.
It is therefore logical that Numarine presents the 45 XP (45 m), the largest of its models. This big brother has the same characteristics as the first two yachts, but with even more space, comfort and autonomy. A tank of 45?000 L and 2 CAT C32 970 KW engines ensure a range of 4?000 miles at a cruising speed of 11/12 knots. With a little push, this displacement hull reaches a speed of 16 knots.
9.25 m wide, this superyacht offers vast living spaces on board spread over the 4 decks. It can accommodate many guests aboard its 4 cabins (double bed, bunk bed...) with private bathroom on the lower deck, but also a full crew (3 cabins + a captain's cabin on the upper deck).
The main deck is reserved for living on board with a large lounge, dining room and kitchen. The front welcomes a huge owner's cabin and its private terrace with swimming pool. The huge windows offer a sea view or pool view and bring a lot of light inside.
There are many elements of comfort and relaxation on board, such as a jacuzzi on the upper deck, tilting bulwarks on either side of the main deck or a swimming platform on the stern to enjoy the joys of swimming or anchoring. The upper deck has a large terrace at the stern that can be used as storage for the tender.
With its huge fuel tank as well as its 6?000 L water tank and all the space necessary to live comfortably on board, the 45 XP offers even more autonomy for travelling far away. Its draught of only 2 m also allows it to sail as close to the coast as possible to discover confidential anchorages, for example.
