RAGNAR is more than a charter yacht.

Ragnar yacht inside. Inspired by medieval warrior. August 28 2020 Boat of the Week. The 682-metre yacht Ragnar is for sale as a converted explorer yacht.

Nord has 20 cabins for 36 guests. Beneath her rugged exterior is an even more untamed commercial backbone that sets motor yacht Ragnar apart. You may celebrate your vacation with a classy vin du jour taken from a sumptuous wine cellar or organize a mind-blowing cocktail soirée on a yacht deck.

Icons launch of the 77m 253 ft Legend in 2016 set off a spate of conversion leads. A commercial vessel converting into a private yacht Project Ragnar has been in Icon Yachts own words one of its most exciting jobs to date. She is primed for those looking for a yacht charter adventure to the high-latitude cruising grounds of the polar caps as she is equipped with state.

It has the name of a Viking warrior the strength of. Inside Ragnar the conversion included an increase of luxury accommodation which will allow for 16 guests split across eight cabins and including two owners suites. Inspired by the identity of the famous Norse warrior king the 682-metre charter yacht Ragnar was built to take guests out of their comfort zones and into an unchartered world of snowy mountain tops unforgiving tundra and pitch-black ocean depths that teams with marine life.

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. All the works of two-year project were carried out under the technical control of Arcon Yachts at the Dutch shipyard ICON Yachts which also made a refit of the famous explorer Legend as well converted from a support vessel. Blueiprod Burgess Ragnar was built to take guests out of their comfort zones and into an uncharted world of snowy mountain tops unforgiving tundra and pitch-black ocean depths that teems with marine life.

The 223-footer 68-meter was initially a multipurpose support supply vessel with an ice-breaking hull launched in The Netherlands in 2012. The new lines are designed by the British design studio RWD. One of the most fascinating and exciting new build projects in the superyacht industry today is the 68m Explorer Yacht Ragnar.