The brokerage firm IKONIC Yachts has been appointed the sole global agent for the sale of a 39.2-meter custom power catamaran known as 'The Beast,' a vessel originally commissioned by the late New Zealand jeweler Sir Michael Hill.
Constructed in 2019 by Profab Central Engineering, this catamaran has received a World Superyacht Award and is presented as a highly specialized craft engineered for extended offshore exploration and sport fishing. Its notable characteristics include a substantial aft deck with integrated cranes for deploying watercraft, a dynamic positioning system to maintain location, and accommodations for twelve guests and nine crew members. The yacht is also equipped with a comprehensive inventory of recreational gear for aquatic activities.
The listing is managed by a client advisor who was personally involved in the yacht's original expedition planning, and the asking price is set at fourteen and a half million dollars.
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What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Luxury Exploration Catamarans
- Rising demand for luxury exploration catamarans highlights an opportunity for innovative designs tailored to adventurous yet opulent experiences.
- Integrated Dynamic Positioning Systems
- Dynamic positioning systems are becoming increasingly essential in modern yachts for precise location maintenance during long expeditions.
- Customized Aquatic Recreational Gear
- A growing interest in personalized recreational equipment for yachts underscores the potential for bespoke gear solutions that enhance onboard relaxation and water-based activities.
Sectors Adopting This
- Luxury Marine Brokerage
- The luxury marine brokerage industry is evolving with a focus on exclusive high-end vessels that cater to niche markets of discerning buyers.
- Marine Engineering and Design
- Marine engineering and design are paving the way for innovative yachts that combine cutting-edge technology with bespoke luxury.
- Sports Fishing and Recreational Watercraft
- Specialized sports fishing and recreational watercraft industries are capitalizing on the integration of advanced features within leisure vessels.
