Steel expedition superyacht Van der Valk Explorer 37M

A concentration of energy and multifunctional spaces designed to maximize guests' liveability and enjoyment on board. The low, streamlined profile, further forward superstructure, and vertical glass helm station confer the project a markedly strong (though not overly so) character, unusual for a vessel exceeding the 38-metre overall length. The stern, the heart of life onboard, offers guests

Iconic design with a modern twist. The roots of the new Motopanfilo 37M exterior go back to the 60s, when Benetti shipyard first launched the yachts of the same name, which became a real symbol of social life, luxury, royalty and prominent personalities from the world of business and entertainment. At the same time, despite the exterior references to retro, the new 37-meter Motopanfilo hull is a

ISA Sportivo 120 adopts the philosophy of the flagship and can equally accommodate up to 8 people into 4 comfortable cabins with private bathrooms. It is endowed with a Jacuzzi in the bow and a sizeable and versatile sun deck. It mounts 3xMTU engines of 1939 kW each and can reach a maximum speed of 36 knots. The cruising speed is 230 knots while at 12 knots it guarantees a range of 550 nautical miles.

This bespoke 34-metre explorer combines a spirit of adventure with exceptional standards of comfort to embrace life on and close to the water. Winner of a prestigious Judges Commendation at the 2022 World Superyacht Awards, Lady Lene’s Fast Displacement hull, wave-piercing bow and Hull Vane transom wing offer a superb performance and major fuel savings. Elegant exterior lines blend seamlessly with

The long-awaited addition to the EXTRA concept by the Palumbo shipyard in the 35-meter segment. The EXTRA series occupies a unique niche, having no analogs in the market, its idea can be translated as "own not a ship, but a yacht with the comfort of a villa on the water", that is, the key idea is space on board and feels at home. To some extent, according to this indicator, the line can compete