The Turkey-based shipyard Numarine has delivered three new yachts: the 37.3-metre 37XP yacht Maya, as well as the 26.68-metre 24th and 25th hulls of the 26XP yacht series.
As the largest of the Numarine fleet, until their new 40MXP is delivered in 2025, the 37XP yacht Maya features interiors courtesy of Rezzan Benardete, and space for a seven stateroom layout.
At a spacious volume of 345 GT, some of Maya’s standout features include a wide-body flybridge that can be expanded to almost 10-metres, an aft beach club with an indoor lounge at water level along with a swim platform, which integrate the nearby water with luxurious living.
Over the course of an impressive 5,000 nautical mile range, Maya can reach a cruising speed of 10 knots alongside a top speed of 14 knots.
As for the 26.68-metre 24th and 25th hulls of the 26XP series, both vessels are complete with solar panels on top in order to supply energy for hotel loads and 80 kW Lithium Batteries. Thanks to their practical, shallow draft, the forward thinking yachts are able to berth in shallow harbours, providing similar amenities to the 37XP series but in a smaller form.
In terms of the interior four stateroom layout, a roomy master suite has ample space for a dedicated sturdy, a lounge to portside, a king-sized bed, and a comfortable bathroom. Two VIP staterooms and one twin stateroom are also available to host remaining guests.
The shipyard’s partner, Silent Line, provided turnkey technology to eliminate and limit the noise and vibration levels onboard the 26XP yachts, ensuring a smooth sailing experience for guests.
Furthermore, the rear sun lounge consists of unrestricted, panoramic views of the surrounding sea from a terrace located mere metres above sea level.
In terms of performance, the displacement edition of the 26 XP can reach a cruising speed of nine knots and a top speed of 13.5 knots. 