Selene / Selene 62 Ocean Explorer
The Selene 62 Ocean Explorer is crafted for the discerning adventurer who desires both luxury and capability in a long-range cruising yacht. This expedition yacht, with its robust design and efficient performance, is a testament to Selene’s commitment to quality and innovation. Measuring approximately 19 meters in length, the vessel offers ample space for both relaxation and exploration. The Selene 62 features a semi-displacement hull, ensuring a smooth and stable ride even in challenging conditions. Constructed with a GRP hull, it balances strength and weight for optimal performance. The yacht is powered by twin John Deere 6090SFM85 engines, providing a cruising speed of 10 knots and a maximum speed of 13 knots, making it well-suited for long voyages. The interior, designed by Selene’s in-house team, exudes elegance and comfort with spacious accommodations for up to six guests in three luxurious cabins. The main salon is bright and airy, offering panoramic views and a perfect setting for socializing or unwinding. Practicality is also at the forefront, with ample storage and a range of amenities that make extended cruising both comfortable and enjoyable. With a fuel capacity of 7,570 liters, the Selene 62 Ocean Explorer has a remarkable range, allowing adventurers to explore remote destinations with ease. The yacht’s systems and engineering are designed for reliability and ease of use, ensuring peace of mind on the high seas. Whether navigating coastal waters or crossing oceans, the Selene 62 Ocean Explorer is the ultimate vessel for those who wish to embark on extraordinary journeys.
Length
19.3M
Beam
5.4M
Draft
1.7M
Day Guests
12
Sleeping
6
Cabin
3
Crew
2
Cruise Speed
10KT
Max Speed
13KT
Fuel
7570L
Range
2000NM
Engine
John Deere 6090SFM85
Option 1
Cummins QSM11
Option 2
Caterpillar C12
Naval
Howard Chen
Exterior
Selene Design Studio
Interior
Selene Design Studio
New Starting From
€2,300,000
High Price Brokerage
€1,800,000
Low Price Brokerage
€1,400,000
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Ten knots feels effortless, and that is the entire design brief.
The Selene 62 Ocean Explorer cruises at 10 knots and reaches 13 at full throttle, numbers that sound modest until you factor in the range behind them: 2,000 nautical miles from 7,570 litres of fuel. A semi displacement hull keeps her settled rather than skittish in a following sea, and a 1.7 metre draught means she can tuck into anchorages that keep deeper draught yachts waiting offshore. This is a yacht engineered for the long middle of a passage, not just the marina departure photograph, and it shows in how unhurried she feels even at speed.
She is one of the few yachts in her class built around a choice.
Standard power comes from a John Deere 6090SFM85, with Cummins QSM11 and Caterpillar C12 offered as alternatives, a decision Selene leaves to the owner rather than the brochure. Selene’s own engineering team oversees the integration regardless of which block goes in, so the systems around the engine room, generators and tankage are developed to the same standard whichever option is chosen. For an owner with a preferred engine brand, or a service network built around a particular manufacturer, that flexibility removes one more compromise from a long range purchase.
Three cabins, six guests, and an interior that trusts calm over spectacle.
Selene’s in-house design studio has treated the accommodation deck as a place to live for weeks at a time rather than a showroom to walk through once. Each of the three cabins carries its own en suite, and the full width of the beam goes to the owner’s quarters for the steadiest possible night’s sleep underway. The main salon opens onto wide glazing that keeps the sea visible from the furniture, bright without feeling exposed. Two crew are housed separately, keeping the working side of the yacht distinct from the guest experience throughout a passage.
Twelve guests can gather aboard by day, twice as many as sleep aboard at night.
That gap matters. It means the Selene 62 Ocean Explorer works as comfortably at anchor with extended company as she does underway with a smaller crew of family. Deck space runs generously along the main deck and up to the flybridge, giving guests somewhere shaded and somewhere open depending on the hour and the latitude. Storage throughout has been built for provisioning across weeks rather than days, a detail that only shows its value once an owner is several hundred miles from the nearest marina.
A long range yacht should be judged on range first, and the Selene 62 Ocean Explorer earns that conversation.
She measures 19.3 metres on a 5.4 metre beam, with a 1.7 metre draught and a 2,000 nautical mile range at cruising speed. Her three available engine packages, John Deere as standard, Cummins or Caterpillar by choice, mean an owner buys the platform first and the powertrain second, a rare order of priorities in this segment. Accommodation for six guests and two crew across three cabins rounds out a yacht built specifically for owners who measure a cruise in weeks and in nautical miles rather than in afternoons.
Length
19.3M
Beam
5.4M
Draft
1.7M
Guests
6
Cabins
3
Cruise Speed
10Kt
Max Speed
13Kt
Length
19.5M
Beam
5.3M
Draft
1.7M
Guests
6
Cabins
3
Cruise Speed
9Kt
Max Speed
12Kt
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