Silentworld

Camper & Nicholsons, the ‘Global Brokerage in Asia’ winner at Yacht Style Awards 2026, has sold the 39.6m Silentworld. Sales Broker Adam Blackmore represented the seller, while Martin Hills of Alexander Marine Australia represented the buyer.

The recent transaction will mark a return to Australia’s east coast for Silentworld, which was based there before her sale to Asia in 2021, when Blackmore represented the buyer.

Built in Spain and launched in 2006, Silentworld has travelled extensively. Her most recent refits took place in 2018 and 2023, with the latter project focused on her interior. The yacht has accommodation for nine crew and up to 12 guests in six cabins including a main-deck master suite.

Camper & Nicholsons stated: “We would like to extend our sincere thanks to Roy Chan, who acted as legal counsel throughout the process, demonstrating exceptional professionalism and dedication in navigating a complex transaction.

“Special recognition also goes to Captains Ivan and Rado, along with the entire crew, whose continued commitment to delivering outstanding charter experiences and their invaluable support during the sales process have been instrumental. We extend our warmest congratulations to the new owner and wish them many memorable moments on board.”

Blackmore’s listings include two Hong Kong-based superyachts: Daydream, a 2021 Custom Line Navetta 30 with an asking price of €7,995,000, and the 48.5m Western Isles, now priced at US$3,495,000 following a US$355,000 reduction in April.

Built in Japan and launched in 1974, Western Isles had her most recent refit in 2025 and has accommodation for 14 guests in seven cabins, as well as nine crew. She has a 100,000-litre fuel capacity and a range of 8,000nm range.

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