A curated selection of motor yachts, sailing yachts and expedition vessels – each presented with honest documentation, photography and film.
15 2022 Neel 43 trimaran with GRP hull, aluminium superstructure, and bluewater cruising setup. Currently cruising in the Bahamas.
11 1911 wooden motor cruiser built by Knut Ljungberg at Hästholmsvarvet on Lidingö, with extensive restoration completed and further finishing work remaining.
20 1977 one-off wooden sloop built by Cantieri Valdettaro, 18.8 m long, with classic teak and mahogany joinery. Based in Norway and in seaworthy condition.
34 2010 steel-hulled sail superyacht, 43.13 m LOA, 9 m beam, 3.99 m draft, with 5 cabins and twin Caterpillar 671 hp diesel engines.
30 16.5 m Arun class offshore rescue vessel built by VT Halmatic in 1986, with twin Caterpillar diesel engines and located in Hornafjörður, Iceland.
24 65ft aluminium catamaran houseboat, fully refurbished, with three bedrooms, twin Ford Mermaid diesel engines and a mooring at Essex Marina, Wallasea Island.
12 2006 Azimut 68 Evolution with 4 staterooms, full-beam master, spacious flybridge, separate crew quarters, and recently upgraded interior.
28 Classic Norwegian expedition vessel built in 1967, converted to a liveaboard for whale and orca expeditions in Northern Norway.
23 Custom-built aluminium vessel for professional research, inspection and offshore operations, equipped with Dynamic Positioning System and ROV capability.
64 Zeelander 8 motor yacht by Zeelander Yachts, 23.9 m long, with GRP hull, four Volvo Penta D13-IPS engines, 3 cabins and 6 berths.
18 Italian-built explorer yacht with a steel hull, aluminium superstructure, zero speed fin stabilisers, and flexible 3 to 5 cabin layouts.
5 Grand Ocean GRAND 37 with sleeping capacity for 4 adults and 1 child, featuring a midship cabin and current 2 × 250 hp Mercury engines.
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