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Detalles
ID del barco
s310537
Tipo de barco
Categoría
yate de motor
Modelo
Built Explorer
Fabricante de barcos
Año de fabricación
1963
Camarotes
6
camas
12
Amarre
Gran Bretaña, Contact De Valk Hindeloopen
Categoría
Datos técnicos
Eslora
37,92 m (124 pies)
Manga
7,90 m (25,9 pies)
Calado
3,70 m (12,1 pies)
Material del casco
acero
Desplazamiento
aprox. 238.000 kg
motor
Propulsión
con eje
Modelo
Bolnes
Potencia
467 hp (343 kW)
Carburante
diesel
Descripción
Terschelling is a 40-metre former Dutch buoy-laying vessel that has recently undergone a comprehensive conversion, completed under class, into an exclusive Arctic expedition yacht. Combining robust commercial-grade construction with a high standard of luxury, she accommodates up to 12 guests in six comfortable cabins. Ideally suited for luxury expeditions, private use or charter operations. The existing business, including its operational activities and commercial opportunities, may also be acquired, offering a unique turnkey expedition enterprise with immediate earning potential.
Hans Visser at De Valk Hindeloopen is your go-to contact for any questions. Feel free to give us a call.
We provide only a selection of key information on this platform. For complete details, please visit our website, where you'll find:
- full yacht specifications, with over 122 details
- 130 more pictures
- 31 pages downloadable brochure
With offices across Europe and 1009 other yachts for sale we are never far away!
Hans Visser at De Valk Hindeloopen is your go-to contact for any questions. Feel free to give us a call.
We provide only a selection of key information on this platform. For complete details, please visit our website, where you'll find:
- full yacht specifications, with over 122 details
- 130 more pictures
- 31 pages downloadable brochure
With offices across Europe and 1009 other yachts for sale we are never far away!
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