Damen Yachtings SeaXplorer 105 is a combination of comfort size and serious expedition features designed into a polar-class hull.

Seaxplorer yacht. It means 40 days of provisions and complete facilities for fine dining for up to 36 guests. 40 days of 247 manning and a comprehensive waste management system. It develops a maximum speed of 16 nautical knots.

Based in the Outdoor Capital of the UK our daily boat trips take in spectacular scenery including views of Ben Nevis Glencoe and towards the Sound of Mull. The largest in Damen Yachtings SeaXplorer range the SeaXplorer 105 is described as an evolution of the SeaXplorer 90 95 and 100 designs. Our private charters.

Damens SeaXplorer - its new range of explorer yachts that was revealed at the Monaco Yacht Show last year - strives to combine luxury with commercial ship capabilities. The announcement of a custom 58m expedition yacht is testament to the SeaXplorer teams flexibility and. Capturing a contemporary and warm elegance their design proves that exploration and luxury can go hand in hand.

The SeaXplorer 77 is a luxury expedition yacht. Curious about the SeaXplorer. Right at the top of our SeaXplorer range the 105-metre SeaXplorer 105 345 ft represents everything that drives us to be leaders of the luxury expedition yacht market.

At home just as much in the South of France as it is in South Georgia Island the SeaXplorer 55 offers real expedition capability with 30 days of full luxury autonomy off-the-beaten-track and IMO Polar Code compliance. The Amels division used client feedback to create this new 345. Following the delivery of the first SeaXplorer 77 LA DATCHA were proud to introduce the next SeaXplorer 77 with all new features and lots of customisation possibilities.

Damen Yachtings new 345ft SeaXplorer 105 Expedition Yacht design is their largest SeaXplorer yet and combines luxury yachting with true explorer capabilities. Our in-house SeaXplorer design team has combined the. That means not just fuel for the yacht but also for the tenders toys and helicopters.