The Numarine 32 XP is an extraordinary explorer yacht designed to take on the high seas with confidence and style. With a length of 32 meters, this yacht offers an impressive combination of luxury and performance, making it ideal for adventurous seafarers who wish to explore the world’s oceans with comfort. Crafted with a steel hull and a GRP superstructure, the Numarine 32 XP ensures durability and stability in various sea conditions. The yacht’s innovative design is the brainchild of naval architect Umberto Tagliavini, with exterior styling by Can Yalman. The interior, also designed by Can Yalman, exudes elegance and sophistication, offering a spacious and comfortable living environment for guests. Powered by twin CAT C18 ACERT engines, the 32 XP achieves a maximum speed of 14 knots and a cruising speed of 12 knots, with a remarkable range of up to 3,000 nautical miles. This long-range capability is complemented by a fuel capacity of 29,000 liters, ensuring extended voyages with minimal refueling stops. The yacht can accommodate up to 12 guests in six luxurious cabins, with additional space for a crew of five, ensuring a premium service experience. Onboard amenities include multiple social and dining areas, a sun deck with a Jacuzzi, and state-of-the-art entertainment systems. The Numarine 32 XP is the epitome of modern exploration, offering a unique blend of luxury, comfort, and cutting-edge performance, making it a standout choice for discerning yacht owners.
Length
32M
Beam
8M
Draft
2.1M
Volume
299GT
Day Guests
12
Sleeping
12
Cabin
6
Crew
5
Cruise Speed
12KT
Max Speed
14KT
Fuel
29000L
Range
3000NM
Engine
2 x CAT C18 ACERT
Naval
Umberto Tagliavini
Exterior
Can Yalman
Interior
Can Yalman
New Starting From
€11,900,000
High Price Brokerage
€10,500,000
Low Price Brokerage
€9,500,000
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Three thousand nautical miles on a single tank, at a cruising speed that barely stresses the engines.
Twin CAT C18 Acert engines give the 32 XP a cruising speed of 12 knots and a top speed of 14, numbers chosen for endurance rather than outright pace. A steel hull and composite superstructure keep weight and vibration in check, and the yard worked with a specialist acoustic partner to bring noise and vibration comfort down to a standard it typically associates with yachts nearer 50 metres in length. Twenty nine thousand litres of fuel sit behind that range, giving an owner the freedom to plan a season of genuine ocean passages rather than short hops between marinas.
Can Yalman has kept the Numarine identity intact while giving it a harder, more purposeful edge.
The lines read as recognisably Numarine, but the detailing has shifted towards the explorer idiom: a raised foredeck, protected side decks and a profile built to shrug off weather rather than simply look fast at anchor. At 8 metres of beam on a 32 metre length, she carries generous deck space without losing proportion, and the steel hull beneath that profile is there for durability on long routes, not styling. It is a quieter, more considered exterior than the yard’s sportier models, matched to the voyaging brief the 32 XP was designed around.
Six cabins for twelve guests, arranged around a full beam master that takes the best of the boat for her owner.
Can Yalman’s interior favours calm, warm materials over anything showy, giving the saloon and cabins a settled, lived in feel suited to longer stretches at sea. The full beam master suite runs the width of the yacht, with the remaining five cabins split between guests, offering enough separation that a full complement of twelve does not feel crowded. A crew of five works from their own quarters, keeping service discreet on a yacht built as much for weeks away as for a long weekend.
Life aboard the 32 XP is arranged for an owner who actually plans to use the range on offer.
Social spaces lean towards flexibility rather than spectacle: broad outdoor decks for watching landfall approach, sheltered areas for poor weather and a main deck layout that keeps the galley, saloon and dining close together. With a draught of just 2.1 metres, she can tuck into anchorages that would turn away a deeper hulled yacht of similar length, widening the range of places an owner can actually stop rather than simply pass. It is a yacht designed around movement, not a static base.
The 32 XP opens a new chapter for Numarine rather than repeating an existing one.
She measures 32 metres in length on an 8 metre beam, with a displacement of 190 tonnes. Umberto Tagliavini’s naval architecture and Can Yalman’s design work carry across the exterior and interior, giving the boat a coherent identity inside and out, while Numarine’s own engineering team handled the build. Twin CAT C18 Acert engines, a 29,000 litre fuel capacity and a 3,000 nautical mile range sit behind the explorer billing. For an owner drawn to distance and genuine capability rather than speed for its own sake, the 32 XP is a credible and well resolved place to start.
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