Do Expedition SuperYachts Get Much Better Than This? 

If you were going to do a polar region cruise, this is the yacht to do it in. It looks classy in an understated way but also clearly means business in terms of durability and safe design. I envy her next owner!

I would be interested in better understanding the difference between where you can go with an ice class hull vs. merely a steel hull. Where can a regular steel ship go and how thick can the new surface ice be. Can the vessel still go to the Arctic in the summer? Can it go where there is loose ice? I have sailed the east coast of Greenland to Thule without any ice in the summer as all ice had been swept up the west coast of Greenland by the current and then crowded the east coast of Baffin Island. Our ship was ice class and we delivered supplies through the Eastern, Central and High Arctic.

Your best one yet. Keep up the good work! Thank you.

She is a beautiful Yacht and offers so much where do I start. I love that this yacht has a movie theatre and a super ice class yacht. I love the digital mapping table that was very nice to see something you don’t see to often. I watched the video a second time I liked the yacht that much. I noticed the second time it looks like there’s a Radar or something right up at the Bow of the ship. Would that not be a questionable location during a stormy voyage.

Really nice! I love the build and the finishes and details of this yaght. It not a pretentious, "look at me" show off yaght. It really beautiful.

Loved it as usual thanks again. You should take a look at Itaska. An olde but goodie, A super long range ice class yacht by Dutch Yachting by J&K Smit in 1961 refit 2017. Somewhat described as an ocean going tug with a deck helicopter. Not touch and go but 13,000 km range earth cruising machine, built for the adventures in all of us.

A very businesslike and capable yacht.

There was a couple that made videos from Yersin. They went to the south pole. Did the polar plunge and all that. I don't remember the name of the channel. But their videos were pretty ok.

She's one of the best designed yachts I have seen. I don't care for the interior design at all. On the other hand, if I could afford the ship, I would certainly redo the interior. Thanks for the great video.

Wonderful expedition yacht, obviously for charter market. Have a look at the 44m Baron Trenck explorer, an odd design/layout not for everyone but it would suit me, and some odd range figures

my absolute dream yacht!

Mornin me 'ole salty sea dog. I'll try and be grown up and objective, promise. The specification of this boat is what should be the reference for ANY boat that want's to call itself an "Expedition" vessel, not withstanding the interior design. (You know me by now). But.... i find with all vessels on the market for personal or domestic pleasure there is a size dimension factor. As a good analogy it's like living at home in a 4bed detached house and living in a hotel. Your living space should have a personal intimacy - you know, be cozy. When i look at these larger vessels' i feel they are impersonal, cold, functional etc. How many people do you know that have a Gym, a spa, a massage room, a hairdresser, multiple wet bars dotted around their home. No, exactly. For me, part of the ethos of purchasing this type of vessel is adventure and exploration - jeans, boots, snorkels and flippers etc. Not looking your best every 5mins for hosting "intimate dinner parties", or ready for a bit of retail therapy on Antarctica's finest shops. For this reason i think anything over a keel length of 40m is unnecessary as all you end up doing is filling its interior space with nonsense - massage parlours perleese. Even with 40m vessels you tend to see spaces filled up with sofas. Viewers of your superb channel will know what i mean if they have ever experienced a cross channel ferry and felt its space. Gotta go, i can hear the coffee maker calling me. Laters cap'n.

Love the over all classic nautical exterior look and colors. Looks like something from early 20th century almost. That durable classic style is becoming more in vogue.

I love it n want it ♥️👍🏼💪💯🐬😍

Find King Kong....

It's perfect. Would definitely enjoy using it for fun. Although I would really enjoy putting it to work on charters. Definitely made to work and enjoy at the same time.

Technically quite impressive...but accommodation is very dated. A complete redo is necessary.

It’s a magnificent yacht, but I don’t like any of the interiors, they don’t suit my taste one little bit. Still, the basics are wonderful.

If the world is your habitat this ship is the end of the end. No nonsense luxury, nonetheless all the comfort you may need.

Ice class B.. needs a two year emergency provisioning theoretical outlay (Noah Event). Bit to luxurious as to the aforementioned,

Loved her. Amazing spec's and capability. Plus gorgeous interior.

You already know what I'm going to say😂. I'll take it! Just sign me up for the 2 year $100 bi-weekly finance option

Dang, I think I have some old checks from arizona left in a box some where.. This would be what I would have if I had more money that sense.. Live out the rest of my life just cruising up and down and around the world.. What fun eh?

Lovely

Wonderful yacht!

didn't you say it has a research lab? should have shown that

How about a story on yacht Atmosphere - Nomads of the Seas. Stationed in Patagonia. Built by ASENAV

Fantastic exterior but horrible interiors

Nice

Do you know if she's still on the market ? Thanks

Beautiful

Any serious expedition yacht requires a helipad and hanger, preferably large enough for 2 choppers, to support heliskiing and exploration activities. It would also require at least one sub capable of at a minimum 500 meters.

Only 66 million. I'll take one

I think you should checkout a yacht called mizu.

In the parallel universe, I am the next owner.😁

I also want to see the whole engine room. I also like to know her top speed and range. Lastly you made a comment about having a lab onboard. I don't have the funds to buy her, but if I did I'd see about running her as a research ship. I was sad to see the research ship in Seattle Washington USA, that was half way done broken up when her owner died before she was completed.

Is she pirate proof?

Well... to answer your title question ... NO!

One of my choices as an Apocalyptic Escape Cocoon for family and friends...!

"Yersin vs Legend?" Idk, man. Helluva fight right there!

😀🌴🌴🍺🍺

Beautiful vessel, but let's be real: 40cm ice thickness is just barely "ice classed".

Beautiful looking yacht

Now is the wrong time to do this mega yacht but the La Sultana has an interesting history.

great channel

I spy, with my little eye, Technogym equipment. The Ferrari of gym equipment. Only the best.

Lekker man lekker 🇿🇦

Chopped up interior spaces and just not up to super yacht standards

I love it.

I think the Pendennis Yacht "Steel" comes closest. There's only one crappy video of her but there's some good interior shots available. There's a similarity in profile and a parallel mission. "Steel" is 180' and is listed for 32 million dollars.

Gorgeous bye, gorgeous!

Nota 1000!

Knock off the price for the complete renovation of the interior . Need to change the helms windows to slant outward for better protection and protection from the sun. Would liked to see a longer video, the ship itself seemed very nice except the interior design

Once seen one cannot unsee the crud where your walls and /or ceiling meet in the space behind you.

Very nice.