Being focused on long sailings, the yacht at the same time “reflects the beach-club lifestyle”.
Based in Turkey, the shipyard Numarine presented a new line of Mediterranean Explorer yachts. The first two vessels, 40MXP, have already been sold, with delivery scheduled for 2025.
Evolved from the 37XP, the new model features an extended aft deck and glass pool. The Mediterranean Explorer is 39 meters long, two meters longer than its predecessor. In place of the beach club and garage, she has a full-width swimming platform with easy access to the ocean.
The creators of the yacht call it “a true global explorer”. The vessel is capable of covering a distance of up to 6,000 miles at a speed of 8 knots. The optimized shape of the yacht's hull was developed by Umberto Tagliavini.
The Mediterranean Explorer 40MXP, while geared towards long cruises, "reflects the beach club lifestyle" at the same time. The yacht can accommodate twelve guests in six cabins. The ship's interiors were designed by the Turkish studio Can Yalman. On the aft deck of the yacht there is additional space for outdoor dining, a bar and lounge area, as well as a swimming pool with a glass transom and a retractable awning.
“The new aft section of the yacht offers owners an additional way to enjoy all that our XP yachts have to offer – it’s the perfect getaway when you just want to relax with family and friends by the water,” commented Emer Malaz, Chairman of the Board of Numarine.
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