Entering the ICON shed in July 2017 she is now ready for her extreme make-over.

Ragnar yacht toys. The yacht has a fully certified helipad allowing an Airbus ACH145 helicopter. Timelapse of the ragnar explorer yacht project Ragnar deck has a certified helicopter pad and two cranes. Its also a harbinger of the adventures awaiting the ice-classed.

Project Ragnar is a large-scale conversion project of 628-meter icebreaker Sanaborg into a luxury explorer. He was similarly complimentary about the boats crew. RAGNAR is a powerful portal into a world of adventure and excitement a steel vortex that transports the brave and the bold into a different world.

Unlike most new yachts emerging from a Dutch shipyard at the beginning of the summer cruising season the new 68-metre Ragnar set course for Iceland. Its a harbinger of the toys to come as their stowage area continues outfitting at Icon Yachts. From the Arctic to the Mediterranean the Caribbean to the South Pacific - wherever in the world RAGNAR grants the willing the ability to fly with eagles to.

According to Burgess Yachts which has Ragnar for charter at 525000 a week exploring all the toys on board would take you at least a week. Being the first LY3 compliant superyacht explained below to also be in the Ice Class 1A Super category Ragnar is able to operate in Arctic temperatures as low as -35C and maintain a speed of four knots in ice over half a meter thick. RAGNAR has plenty of storage for tenders water toys and other vehicles including two 8m26ft tenders two 6m196ft RIBS a 2-person Sea Explorer submarine and a Ripsaw EV2.

The yachts owner is Vladimir Strzhalkovsky. Ragnar is a custom motor yacht launched in 2012 by Royal Niestern Sander in the Netherlands and most recently refitted in 2020. The base for RAGNAR is the ex-offshore vessel SANABORG with a Polar Class 5 hull that was built in 2012 in the Netherlands.

RAGNAR is more than a charter yacht. Take a close look at the large crane to port on the aft deck of Project Ragnar. ICON Yachts is working on a new 68m conversion project RAGNAR.