Numarine 37XP; Photo: Kerem Sanliman

Numarine recently launched the 18th unit of its 37XP and the 27th hull of its 26XP explorer-style motoryachts. Both models feature exterior and interior design by Can Yalman, and naval architecture by Umberto Tagliavini, who each have long-standing relationships with the Turkish builder.

Ömer Malaz, Numarine’s Chairman, said: “The XP Series cements its position as one of the most successful, sought-after ranges in the superyacht industry. We offer an extensive lineup of explorers from 22-47m to suit every taste and preference. Our yachts stand out for their stylish design, spacious and light-filled interiors, ample tender storage, performance, noise reduction and more.”

The steel-hulled 37XP – the brand’s 122ft flagship until the upcoming 40MXP – offers a cruising range of 6,000nm at 10 knots and has a top speed of 14 knots. The 362GT superyacht can fit up to seven cabins and features light-filled, modern interiors complemented by ample outdoor spaces.

Highlights include a wide-body flybridge offering 83sqm of al fresco entertaining space and a beach club with a swim platform and lounge. On the upper deck, an aft room that can be configured as the master suite has direct access to the aft outdoor terrace, which can carry a 9m tender and otherwise be used for entertaining or sunbathing.

Numarine 26XP; Photo: Ryan Alexander

The 26XP ‘pocket explorer’ is one of Numarine’s most compact models. Characterised by a modern profile with angular windows and a vertical bow, the 26XP is designed to allow owners to explore more secluded destinations due to a shallow draft, while still offering an extended cruising range of 3,000nm at eight knots.

Interiors feature a master suite midships complete with a private study and lounge, as well as two VIPs and one twin cabin. The 70sqm flybridge offers an outdoor entertaining area and an aft sunlounge. For the environmentally-conscious owner, the 26XP can be outfitted with solar panels and lithium batteries.

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