The name Ragnar of Norse origin means warrior or judgment.

Explorer yacht ragnar. Built in 2012 her name was inspired by the identity of the famous Norse warrior king. Originally built in 2012 as a. In 2017 our Research and Consultancy department was assigned with the conversion design study for the ice breaking multipurpose support vessel Sanaborg also originally designed by Conoship International to the unique explorer superyacht Ragnar.

Blueiprod Burgess To get a grip of the owners vision with motor yacht Ragnar British design studio RWD delved deep into the Viking history books to pick up on characteristic. 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. Project Ragnar is a large-scale conversion project of 628-meter icebreaker Sanaborg into a luxury explorer.

But in 2020 Icon Yachts converted her into Ragnar a slick ice-breaking superyacht designed for traversing the globe in total luxury. His quest to find a Northern European shipyard that could realise his idea led him to Icon Yachts in Harlingen. Set to debut at the 2019 Monaco Yacht Show the 68m 223ft expedition yacht RAGNAR will be available to charter later this year in destinations including Greenland and Alaska.

Watch as the rebuilt luxury 68-metre expedition superyacht RAGNAR sets off on her first day of sea trials in the Netherlands. Entering the ICON shed in July 2017 she is now ready for her extreme make-over. To say this was a refit would be completely understating the extremity of this project.

She was converted from a Royal Niestern Sander support vessel into a luxury yacht by the Icon shipyard in the Netherlands and re-launched in 2019. Ragnar was reborn as an explorer yacht in 2020. Her max speed is 12.

To accomplish his goal to go where few have gone before on private yachts the owner chose to convert a commercial ship. RAGNAR made her first appearance on Friday showing off her all-new look as she emerged from the shed at Icons facilities in Harlingen. In 2017 she was brought to Icon Yachts who converted her into an explorer yacht.