2B is a 39 metre expedition catamaran built by Profab in 2019, and she was conceived for a single purpose: to go further, stay longer and do more. Her wide, twin hulled platform gives her the stability and the deck space of a yacht far larger, and her character is unmistakably that of a serious adventure vessel rather than a conventional motor yacht. For guests drawn to remote water and real activity, she is a rare and purposeful choice.
Everything about 2B is built around capability. A substantial deck crane launches and recovers tenders and toys without fuss, and her garage and deck space carry the kind of equipment that turns a charter into an expedition. At the centre of it sits a 13 metre game fishing tender, a fully equipped craft that lets guests chase fish and explore far from the mothership, then return to comfort at the end of the day.
Her catamaran beam pays off across the social spaces. The aft deck sets a generous dining table open to the sea, the foredeck carries seating and sun space among the tenders, and the wide side decks make moving around the yacht easy and safe. At anchor she becomes a stable base for swimming, diving and watersports, her twin hulls holding her steady where a monohull would roll.
Inside, 2B is contemporary and understated, finished in dark timber, textured surfaces and moody, considered lighting. The main salon is a calm, sea facing space with comfortable seating and large windows, and a separate media room gives guests a place to gather for a film. The interior feels more like a design led lodge than a traditional yacht, which suits her adventurous character.
A formal dining area sits within the interior for cooler evenings, and the yacht’s galley keeps a full guest party fed through long, active days. The wheelhouse, open and professional, speaks to the seamanship that a vessel built for remote cruising demands, and a quiet study gives guests a place to work or plan the next day on the water.
Accommodation is arranged across five cabins for twelve guests, a mix of doubles and a bunk cabin that suits families and groups of friends travelling together. The master is a calm, private retreat, and the guest cabins are finished in the same contemporary style, each comfortable and well considered. The layout keeps guests settled and rested between the long days on the water.
A crew of nine runs 2B with the practical, can do attitude that expedition cruising rewards. Her natural waters are the South Pacific and Australasia, from the Bay of Islands and the New Zealand coast to the reefs of Fiji and the Australian seaboard. These are grounds for fishing, diving and genuine exploration, and 2B is built to reach the best of them and stay a while.
For a family or a group who want more than a week of sunbathing, 2B offers something genuinely different. She pairs the stability and space of a large catamaran with the equipment and range of a true expedition yacht, all run by a crew who know how to make the most of remote water. An adventure platform with real comfort, built for the South Pacific.
