The Arksen 75 is a cutting-edge explorer yacht, crafted to deliver a perfect blend of performance, luxury, and sustainability. Designed by the renowned naval architect Humphreys Yacht Design, this vessel is built to take on the toughest marine environments while offering unparalleled comfort and style. With its 22-meter length, the Arksen 75 features a robust hull made from recyclable aluminum, ensuring both durability and a reduced environmental footprint. The yacht’s exterior is designed by the talented team at Design Unlimited, offering sleek lines and a modern aesthetic that will turn heads in any harbor.
Inside, the Arksen 75 boasts a serene and sophisticated interior, also designed by Design Unlimited, providing ample space for relaxation and entertainment. The yacht accommodates up to eight guests across four well-appointed cabins, with additional space for a crew of two, ensuring that every journey is both comfortable and well-serviced. The engineering team at Arksen has equipped the 75 with a powerful inboard engine, enabling a cruising speed of 9 knots and a max speed of 12 knots, with an impressive range of 3,000 nautical miles, making it perfect for extended expeditions.
This yacht’s eco-friendly design is further enhanced by its advanced energy management system, reducing fuel consumption and emissions. The Arksen 75 stands out not only for its technical prowess but also for its commitment to sustainability, offering an exceptional yachting experience that is mindful of the planet. With a starting price of approximately 3,500,000 EUR, the Arksen 75 represents a sound investment for those ready to explore the world’s oceans in style.
Length
23.9M
Beam
5.7M
Draft
1.3M
Day Guests
8
Sleeping
8
Cabin
4
Crew
2
Cruise Speed
9KT
Max Speed
12KT
Fuel
12000L
Range
3000NM
Engine
Scania DI13 087M
Naval
Humphreys Yacht Design
Exterior
Design Unlimited
Interior
Design Unlimited
New Starting From
€3,500,000
High Price Brokerage
€3,000,000
Low Price Brokerage
€2,500,000
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Three thousand nautical miles from a yacht under 24 metres is a serious number, not a marketing one.
A Scania DI13 diesel driveline gives the Arksen 75 a cruising speed of 9 knots and a top speed of 12, modest figures chosen deliberately in favour of range and efficiency over speed. Twelve thousand litres of fuel carry her that 3,000 nautical mile distance, while a shallow 1.3 metre draught lets her reach anchorages well beyond the usual motor yacht’s limits. Displacing 60 tonnes, she rides with the settled, seaworthy character of a true displacement hull rather than the compromises of a planing one, built for distance rather than a quick dash between marinas.
Her lines are purposeful rather than decorative, aluminium left to do the talking.
Humphreys Yacht Design’s naval architecture gives the hull its efficient, low drag form, while Design Unlimited shapes an exterior that favours visibility and access over styling for its own sake. The aluminium construction is recyclable at the end of her life and easier to repair in places a composite hull never could be. An open upper deck gives uninterrupted views out over the water, useful for wildlife watching at anchor as much as for keeping a lookout underway, and wide, uncluttered decks make moving around her safe and simple in any weather.
Stability on the Arksen 75 is not left to chance. It is engineered in, three times over.
Three separate stabiliser systems work together to keep her settled, both underway and at anchor, while her hull form is engineered for genuine positive stability through a full range of sea states. An energy management system works quietly in the background, trimming fuel consumption and emissions over a long passage. The result is a yacht that a crew of two can run with confidence, whether she is anchored off a quiet cove for the afternoon or making an overnight passage between harbours.
Four cabins and a flexible galley mean the Arksen 75 reconfigures around how an owner actually wants to live aboard.
She sleeps eight guests across four cabins, with a crew of two kept comfortably separate, and the galley can be specified forward to starboard or aft depending on how the owner prefers to entertain. Design Unlimited’s interior favours natural materials and an open plan saloon that keeps sightlines clear from galley to seating to the water beyond. Day capacity extends to eight guests, making her equally suited to a family weekend aboard or a quieter charter booking, without ever feeling like a compromise between the two.
At a new price of 3.5 million euros, the Arksen 75 is one of the more accessible routes into the yard’s explorer philosophy.
She measures 23.9 metres on a 5.7 metre beam, built entirely in aluminium with engineering handled in-house by Arksen alongside Humphreys Yacht Design’s naval architecture. That combination gives her the same structural seriousness as her larger sister, the Arksen 85, scaled to a size and a price that suit a first-time explorer owner or a smaller operating budget. For a buyer who wants genuine long range capability without the commitment of a larger yacht, she is a well judged place to begin.
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