One more 32.64-metre superyacht in the 32XP range is going to join the explorer fleet by Turkish Numarin yard in the nearest future
All three models were designed in collaboration with the yard’s long-time partners: Umberto Tagliavini for naval architecture, and Can Yalman for exterior and interior.
At present, the 37XP model is the yard’s flagship, although in July 2025 she will be replaced by the 39.11-metre Mediterranean explorer code-named 40MXP.
With a displacement hull of steel and a composite superstructure, the 37XP offers comfortable interior (the total internal volume is 362 GT) and exterior spaces. The main deck saloon and cabins are really light thanks to the large windows. The beach club features a swim platform and an interior lounge.
Thanks to the length of almost 10 metres and a beam of 8 metres, the flybridge boasts an area of nearly 83 sq.m. The 37XP can offer up to seven guest cabins, including the master cabin on the main deck or on the upper deck (as an option). If the owners opt for the latter, they get a private terrace aft. For the time of an expedition, a tender up to 9 m long can be stored here.
The superyacht is capable of reaching a top speed of up to 14 knots. At 10 knots the range is 5000 nautical miles, and at 8 knots it is 6000 nautical miles.
As for the 26XP, the yard refers to her as a superyacht with expedition capability. The vessel’s modern exterior features a vertical bow and unusual, angular windows.
In the standard configuration, there are four guest cabins below deck, and a flybridge that takes up 70 sq.m. Despite the compact size, this yacht can boast a large saloon and cosy exterior lounges.
The displacement version of the model can reach 13.5 knots and boasts a range of about 3000 nautical miles at 8 knots. There is also an option of a planing hull, as well as installing solar panels and lithium batteries.
As for the new 32XP unit expected to be launched this June, she is the first model in the XP range unveiled back in 2017. The highlights of this 32.64-metre superyacht are autonomy and elegant design.
Among the main benefits of the vessel one can mention her bold exterior, advanced naval architecture, six cabins for 12 guests, crew quarters for 5-6 people, a beach club, a flybridge with a jacuzzi and smartly planned exterior and interior spaces.
Twin MAN engines ensure a top speed of 14 knots. At an eco-speed of 8 knots the yacht’s range is 4000 nautical miles.
“Once again, the XP Series cements its position as one of the most successful and sought-after ranges in the superyacht industry. We offer an extensive lineup of explorers to suit every taste and preference from 22 to 47 meters in length. Our yachts stand out for their stylish design, spacious and light-filled interiors, ample tender storage, performance, noise reduction, and more,” said Ömer Malaz, Chairman of Numarine.
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