Explorer yachts at sixty metres combine the hull strength, fuel range and self-sufficiency needed to reach places conventional charter yachts cannot visit. Built on reinforced hulls with high bows and ocean-crossing capability, they carry tenders, dive compressors and expedition equipment that turn a charter into a voyage of discovery. Seven listings in this band hold the Explorer tag.
Sea Owl, a sixty two metre Feadship, anchors the fleet with seven cabins for twelve guests and the engineering pedigree of one of the world’s leading yards. Suri, at sixty three metres from Halter Marine, carries dedicated dive and expedition facilities. Ludzie, a sixty two metre Oceanco, brings ten guests in five cabins with the discretion of a private expedition. Prana by Atzaro, a fifty five metre Phinisi, sails Indonesian waters with eighteen guests across nine cabins.
Weekly rates open at one hundred and forty thousand euros for Prana by Atzaro and reach four hundred and sixty thousand for Sea Owl. The mid-range sits between two hundred and fifty and three hundred and fifty thousand, covering Unbridled, Ludzie and Suri. Add roughly thirty percent for provisioning, higher on explorer charters to cover extended fuel and remote stores.
These yachts are not tied to the standard Mediterranean calendar. Prana by Atzaro covers Indonesia and the Indian Ocean. Suri and Ludzie work remote passages through the Norwegian fjords, the Red Sea and beyond. Sea Owl and Unbridled offer Mediterranean and Caribbean seasons with the range to venture further. A sixty metre explorer starts with the question of where, not whether.
