NEWS
December 2020
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Price reduction on 126m OCTOPUSNow asking Euro 235,000,000
OCTOPUS' asking price has been reduced from €295,000,000 to €235,000,000. In superb condition after completing an 8-month refit at Blohm+Voss in 2019, Octopus remains the benchmark for adventure and exploration yachting. Check out Party Waves, the first of three new videos showcasing life onbaord. Click on the link below.
One of the most travelled yachts in the world with proven capability, even in the harshest climates, the 126m I 414ft Octopus was delivered by Lurssen in 2003. With naval architecture and exterior styling by Espen Øino, Octopus is built to Ice-class 1A and has two helipads: one forward and one aft with access to a large helicopter garage for two helicopters.
Her hull design includes an integrated dock with lock doors at the stern. It houses a 60-foot submarine capable of carrying ten people and a Hinckley tender. When the vessels are on board, the water is pumped out providing a drydock facility. In addition, Octopus carries seven other tenders including the 13.5m I 44ft custom Hinckley Talaria dive tender, an ROV and an array of water toys.
The interior was designed by Jonathan Quinn Barnett. Octopus has a dedicated Owner’s deck with a private elevator and an observation lounge. Overall, she can house 26 guests in 13 staterooms. Amenities include a large cinema and a recording studio with a purpose-designed floor to damp out low-frequency noise and vibration, a beach club, dive-center with hyperbaric chamber, a pool, gym, and a spa with hammam and sauna.
Octopus is powered by diesel-electric propulsion and can reach a maximum speed of 18 knots. At 14 knots she has a trans-Pacific range of 12,500 nm.
For an appointment, contact Stuart Larsen at stuart.larsen@fraseryachts.com or +1 954 328 6553. Please note that Octopus is not offered for sale to US residents while in US waters.
One of the most travelled yachts in the world with proven capability, even in the harshest climates, the 126m I 414ft Octopus was delivered by Lurssen in 2003. With naval architecture and exterior styling by Espen Øino, Octopus is built to Ice-class 1A and has two helipads: one forward and one aft with access to a large helicopter garage for two helicopters.
Her hull design includes an integrated dock with lock doors at the stern. It houses a 60-foot submarine capable of carrying ten people and a Hinckley tender. When the vessels are on board, the water is pumped out providing a drydock facility. In addition, Octopus carries seven other tenders including the 13.5m I 44ft custom Hinckley Talaria dive tender, an ROV and an array of water toys.
The interior was designed by Jonathan Quinn Barnett. Octopus has a dedicated Owner’s deck with a private elevator and an observation lounge. Overall, she can house 26 guests in 13 staterooms. Amenities include a large cinema and a recording studio with a purpose-designed floor to damp out low-frequency noise and vibration, a beach club, dive-center with hyperbaric chamber, a pool, gym, and a spa with hammam and sauna.
Octopus is powered by diesel-electric propulsion and can reach a maximum speed of 18 knots. At 14 knots she has a trans-Pacific range of 12,500 nm.
For an appointment, contact Stuart Larsen at stuart.larsen@fraseryachts.com or +1 954 328 6553. Please note that Octopus is not offered for sale to US residents while in US waters.
October 2020
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NEW CENTRAL AGENCY - SIRONA IIIThe 56.40m I 185'0" Jon Bannenberg design built by Oceanfast
Stuart is pleased to announce his appointment as central agent for the sale of Sirona III, the 56.40m (185’) custom—built yacht delivered by Oceanfast in 2004.
One of the last yachts designed by the legendary Jon Bannenberg, Sirona III has a dashing profile and streamlined proportions enhanced by her royal blue hull which are as contemporary today as when she was launched. Arguably the best Oceanfast built, Craig Beale coordinated the design team which included Sam Sorgiovanni who curated the crisp interior styling. The naval architecture was entrusted to Oceanfast’s owning company, the global shipbuilder Austal Ships, known to deliver performance, comfort, economy and reliability.
Built to Lloyds classification and MCA compliant, Sirona III has a steel hull and white composite (FRP) low maintenance superstructure. Although full displacement, her hull is relatively shallow and well suited for cruising the Bahamas. Sirona III is equipped with Caterpillar engines, Caterpillar generators, zero speed stabilizers and has trans-Pacific range at 10 knots. At top speed Sirona III can reach almost 15 knots and cruise comfortably at 12 knots.
Sirona III’s layout is versatile and optimizes interior and exterior space. There are a number of original outside entertaining areas: a great exterior forward lounge area on the bridge deck and a bar with al fresco dining on the sun deck. The sun deck also includes an indoor gym with a steam shower and day head. On the main deck the sliding glass doors of the formal saloon can be opened to create a giant al fresco entertaining area.
Sirona III’s crisp and contemporary interior is decorated in neutral tones with accents of color. Thanks to her large vertical windows, the overall effect is light and airy, with a modern art-deco feel. Sirona III can accommodate 12 guests in a bridge deck owner’s stateroom, four guest suites on the lower deck and a convertible stateroom/salon/TV lounge on the main deck. The four guest suites have extremely versatile bed arrangements such that SIRONA III can sleep up to 16 guests. She carries up to 15 crew.
Built by an experienced yachtsman and maintained in top condition, Sirona has only had two owners and has never been chartered.
Sirona III is asking USD 17,500,000. Currently she is lying in Fort Lauderdale and can be viewed by appointment. Please contact Stuart at +1 954 328 6553 or Stuart.Larsen@fraseryachts.com . Please note that Sirona III is not offered for sale to US residents while in US waters.
One of the last yachts designed by the legendary Jon Bannenberg, Sirona III has a dashing profile and streamlined proportions enhanced by her royal blue hull which are as contemporary today as when she was launched. Arguably the best Oceanfast built, Craig Beale coordinated the design team which included Sam Sorgiovanni who curated the crisp interior styling. The naval architecture was entrusted to Oceanfast’s owning company, the global shipbuilder Austal Ships, known to deliver performance, comfort, economy and reliability.
Built to Lloyds classification and MCA compliant, Sirona III has a steel hull and white composite (FRP) low maintenance superstructure. Although full displacement, her hull is relatively shallow and well suited for cruising the Bahamas. Sirona III is equipped with Caterpillar engines, Caterpillar generators, zero speed stabilizers and has trans-Pacific range at 10 knots. At top speed Sirona III can reach almost 15 knots and cruise comfortably at 12 knots.
Sirona III’s layout is versatile and optimizes interior and exterior space. There are a number of original outside entertaining areas: a great exterior forward lounge area on the bridge deck and a bar with al fresco dining on the sun deck. The sun deck also includes an indoor gym with a steam shower and day head. On the main deck the sliding glass doors of the formal saloon can be opened to create a giant al fresco entertaining area.
Sirona III’s crisp and contemporary interior is decorated in neutral tones with accents of color. Thanks to her large vertical windows, the overall effect is light and airy, with a modern art-deco feel. Sirona III can accommodate 12 guests in a bridge deck owner’s stateroom, four guest suites on the lower deck and a convertible stateroom/salon/TV lounge on the main deck. The four guest suites have extremely versatile bed arrangements such that SIRONA III can sleep up to 16 guests. She carries up to 15 crew.
Built by an experienced yachtsman and maintained in top condition, Sirona has only had two owners and has never been chartered.
Sirona III is asking USD 17,500,000. Currently she is lying in Fort Lauderdale and can be viewed by appointment. Please contact Stuart at +1 954 328 6553 or Stuart.Larsen@fraseryachts.com . Please note that Sirona III is not offered for sale to US residents while in US waters.
July 2020
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SEA FOREVER – EN-ROUTE TO THE USScheduled to arrive at the end of July
Sea Forever is returning to the US and scheduled to reach Savannah (Georgia) at the end of July. She has cruised from Tahiti under her own steam, just one more chapter in her world-class track record.
Built by the Vancouver-based ABD Aluminum Yachts, one of the best regarded aluminum yacht builders in North America, SEA FOREVER (ex. Polar Bear) was designed to cruise in remote locations where the need for room, range, storage and efficiency is paramount. In fact, Sea Forever has more usable volume than any other 93' yacht on the water. In addition, she has a 7.2m beam and an imposing bow rising one-and-a-half decks above the water. The bow improves fuel efficiency and reduces pitching. On delivery, Ed Fry commented that “She’s built to survive 20-foot waves without shipping water.”
Launched in 2007, for the next ten years Sea Forever only cruised in the Pacific Northwest and Alaska during summer months. The current owners purchased her in 2017 and stepped up the game. In 2018 she navigated the Sea of Cortez to northern Panama before returning to San Diego for an extensive yard period at Marine Group Boat Works. The last 18 months have been spent cruising through the South Pacific with stops in Perlas Islands, Panama; Galapagos; Marquesas, Society Islands and Tuamotus in French Polynesia.
Sea Forever has a proven track record in good and bad weather and is economical and efficient to operate. She has also been rigorously maintained and shows like new.
The interior by David Boudreau is in unstained maple with light fabrics. The overall effect is subtle and airy enhanced by the large windows on all levels ensuring Sea Forever feels larger than her 216 GT.
She can accommodate 8 guests in three staterooms on the Main deck plus the Master suite on the Bridge deck. The master is completely private with large windows on port and starboard and a sizeable personal aft deck.
Sea Forever carries two good size tenders and has an extended beach club with a large lazarette kitted out to store scuba gear.
Sea Forever is asking $6,500,000 and will be viewable by appointment on arrival. Please note Sea Forever is not for sale to US Residents in US Waters. For more information contact Stuart at +1 954 328 6553 or Stuart.Larsen@fraseryachts.com and check out http://stuartlarsen.com/en/yacht-detail/02-yacht-for-sale/352-sea-forever.cfm .
Built by the Vancouver-based ABD Aluminum Yachts, one of the best regarded aluminum yacht builders in North America, SEA FOREVER (ex. Polar Bear) was designed to cruise in remote locations where the need for room, range, storage and efficiency is paramount. In fact, Sea Forever has more usable volume than any other 93' yacht on the water. In addition, she has a 7.2m beam and an imposing bow rising one-and-a-half decks above the water. The bow improves fuel efficiency and reduces pitching. On delivery, Ed Fry commented that “She’s built to survive 20-foot waves without shipping water.”
Launched in 2007, for the next ten years Sea Forever only cruised in the Pacific Northwest and Alaska during summer months. The current owners purchased her in 2017 and stepped up the game. In 2018 she navigated the Sea of Cortez to northern Panama before returning to San Diego for an extensive yard period at Marine Group Boat Works. The last 18 months have been spent cruising through the South Pacific with stops in Perlas Islands, Panama; Galapagos; Marquesas, Society Islands and Tuamotus in French Polynesia.
Sea Forever has a proven track record in good and bad weather and is economical and efficient to operate. She has also been rigorously maintained and shows like new.
The interior by David Boudreau is in unstained maple with light fabrics. The overall effect is subtle and airy enhanced by the large windows on all levels ensuring Sea Forever feels larger than her 216 GT.
She can accommodate 8 guests in three staterooms on the Main deck plus the Master suite on the Bridge deck. The master is completely private with large windows on port and starboard and a sizeable personal aft deck.
Sea Forever carries two good size tenders and has an extended beach club with a large lazarette kitted out to store scuba gear.
Sea Forever is asking $6,500,000 and will be viewable by appointment on arrival. Please note Sea Forever is not for sale to US Residents in US Waters. For more information contact Stuart at +1 954 328 6553 or Stuart.Larsen@fraseryachts.com and check out http://stuartlarsen.com/en/yacht-detail/02-yacht-for-sale/352-sea-forever.cfm .
June 2020
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NEW CENTRAL LISTING: M/Y SKATThe iconic helicopter capable motor yacht by Lurssen
Stuart is delighted to announce the central listing of SKAT, the 71m I 233’ delivered by Lurssen Werft Bremen in 2002.
SKAT was and remains one of the most remarkable yachts afloat. And not only for her radical design by Espen Øino: her engineering, construction and systems are as forward thinking and detailed as her styling. Her maintenance program is second to none, managed by her captain who has been onboard since delivery.
Stark and imposing with beautifully clean lines, when she was launched SKAT broke with yacht design conventions. Not being a slave to trends or fashion, she remains as cutting edge today as when she was built.
The minimalist interior with ultra-clean lines was designed by Marco Zanini to match the exterior and maximize the use of space. Zanini worked with few materials and colors but achieved an elegant richness. The construction brief called for as much light as possible which is the reason for the glass conservatory on the bridge deck which allows natural light to come in from above and below, also affording magnificent views.
SKAT was built for comfort and performance. To ensure quiet operations, even by the strictest standards, machinery is mounted on double-resilient mounts while floors and ceilings throughout are soft-mounted. Optimization of the bulbous bow design produced a 15% fuel savings. Similar optimization of the rudders and stabilizers produced an additional 9% saving.
Skat can accommodate up to 12 guests in 6 staterooms plus 2 more in a child’s cabin and carries up to 20 crew. She has only been used privately.
Offered for sale by her original owner, SKAT is asking Euro 56.500.000. Please note that SKAT is not available for sale to US residents while in US waters.
Contact Stuart for more information at +1 954 328 6553 or stuart.larsen@fraseryachts.com or view at http://stuartlarsen.com/en/yacht-detail/02-yacht-for-sale/370-skat.cfm .
SKAT was and remains one of the most remarkable yachts afloat. And not only for her radical design by Espen Øino: her engineering, construction and systems are as forward thinking and detailed as her styling. Her maintenance program is second to none, managed by her captain who has been onboard since delivery.
Stark and imposing with beautifully clean lines, when she was launched SKAT broke with yacht design conventions. Not being a slave to trends or fashion, she remains as cutting edge today as when she was built.
The minimalist interior with ultra-clean lines was designed by Marco Zanini to match the exterior and maximize the use of space. Zanini worked with few materials and colors but achieved an elegant richness. The construction brief called for as much light as possible which is the reason for the glass conservatory on the bridge deck which allows natural light to come in from above and below, also affording magnificent views.
SKAT was built for comfort and performance. To ensure quiet operations, even by the strictest standards, machinery is mounted on double-resilient mounts while floors and ceilings throughout are soft-mounted. Optimization of the bulbous bow design produced a 15% fuel savings. Similar optimization of the rudders and stabilizers produced an additional 9% saving.
Skat can accommodate up to 12 guests in 6 staterooms plus 2 more in a child’s cabin and carries up to 20 crew. She has only been used privately.
Offered for sale by her original owner, SKAT is asking Euro 56.500.000. Please note that SKAT is not available for sale to US residents while in US waters.
Contact Stuart for more information at +1 954 328 6553 or stuart.larsen@fraseryachts.com or view at http://stuartlarsen.com/en/yacht-detail/02-yacht-for-sale/370-skat.cfm .
May 2020
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USD 1,05m price reduction on BLUE TOONow asking $ 4,900,000
Following a USD 1,050,000m price reduction, BLUE TOO offers outstanding performance and pedigree at a highly competitive price.
Built in 1998 by Alloy Yachts in New Zealand she has been maintained in mint condition with two full refits in 2008 and 2016. She has a proven track record in blue water cruising, transoceanic passages and competitive sailing. In 2019 she was the most impressive and consistent performer in the St. Bart’s Bucket winning her class with three first place finishes.
Built to a Ron Holland design the 34m I 112’ luxury performance ketch is traditional but includes state-of-the-art equipment like in-furling booms, bow and stern thrusters and a hydraulic transom with a fold-down stairway to the bathing platform.
Her performance under sail is only matched by the superb quality of the Redman Whiteley Dixon interior and layout. A very interesting feature is her two-cockpit design. The spacious central cockpit offers superb seating, sailing comfort and room for al fresco dining while there is a private owner’s cockpit aft with direct access from the master stateroom. She also boasts a full-beam lower saloon with formal dining and a lounging and entertainment area. BLUE TOO can accommodate six guests and all staterooms have entertainment centres and en-suite bathroom facilities, while a further two cabins sleep five crew.
Powered by an MTU diesel engine, she has a maximum cruising range of 3,750 nautical miles at 10 knots and top speed of 12.5 knots.
Blue Too is now asking USD 4,900,000 and is based in Palma, Spain. Contact Stuart for more information at +1 954 328 6553 or stuart.larsen@fraseryachts.com. Please note that BLUE TOO is not available for sale to US residents while in US waters.
Built in 1998 by Alloy Yachts in New Zealand she has been maintained in mint condition with two full refits in 2008 and 2016. She has a proven track record in blue water cruising, transoceanic passages and competitive sailing. In 2019 she was the most impressive and consistent performer in the St. Bart’s Bucket winning her class with three first place finishes.
Built to a Ron Holland design the 34m I 112’ luxury performance ketch is traditional but includes state-of-the-art equipment like in-furling booms, bow and stern thrusters and a hydraulic transom with a fold-down stairway to the bathing platform.
Her performance under sail is only matched by the superb quality of the Redman Whiteley Dixon interior and layout. A very interesting feature is her two-cockpit design. The spacious central cockpit offers superb seating, sailing comfort and room for al fresco dining while there is a private owner’s cockpit aft with direct access from the master stateroom. She also boasts a full-beam lower saloon with formal dining and a lounging and entertainment area. BLUE TOO can accommodate six guests and all staterooms have entertainment centres and en-suite bathroom facilities, while a further two cabins sleep five crew.
Powered by an MTU diesel engine, she has a maximum cruising range of 3,750 nautical miles at 10 knots and top speed of 12.5 knots.
Blue Too is now asking USD 4,900,000 and is based in Palma, Spain. Contact Stuart for more information at +1 954 328 6553 or stuart.larsen@fraseryachts.com. Please note that BLUE TOO is not available for sale to US residents while in US waters.
