Edmiston has sold the 68.2-metre catamaran motor yacht Wayfinder, featuring state-of-the-art security systems, in an in-house deal with Charles Carveles representing the seller.
Delivered in 2021 as a support vessel to a large mothership, Wayfinder was custom-built in aluminium by shipbuilder Astilleros Armon. Her exterior design and naval architecture are by Incat Crowther while the interior is the work of Oliver Design.
With a 14-metre beam, the voluminous vessel has a helicopter deck – doubling as a pickleball court or events space – plus hangar for an EC-145 and can store vast amounts of food supplies, dive equipment and water toys. She also sports a fully-equipped medical suite, providing assurance for adventure-based expeditions or sports.
There are 12 individual en-suite staff cabins and quarters for 20 crew in 12 more cabins. An indoor heli-lounge allows guests to wait in comfort for their helicopter transfers. Oliver design has incorporated a "Scandinavian-esque theme with bright and open spaces, light oak touches and pops of colour, creating for a timeless and welcoming feel throughout". There are two dedicated areas for dining.
On the lower deck, to port, is a fold-out beach club and fully-equipped gym. There is a further staff/crew gym with a balcony. Her dive setup includes a hyperbaric chamber and dive compressor.
The 1737GT vessel can reach speeds of up to 20 knots, under twin MTU diesels, and holds up to 200,000 litres of fuel. She can stow her three tenders, worth €3,500,000, plus three smaller tenders on an open deck.
Wayfinder was asking €55,000,000 and lying in Antibes, France.
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