Expedition Serenity 90

Motor Yacht Serenity 90 is a Cheoy Lee built expedition yacht measuring 90’5” in length over all. Serenity 90 yacht (hull 5016) was designed by Tom Fexas Yacht Design and was launched in November 2010.

A total of 12 guests can be accommodated on board of the Cheoy Lee Serenity 90 yacht, in five staterooms, each with en-suite heads. The accommodation includes a large master and VIP stateroom, and two equal twin guests staterooms with additional pullman berth each. The comfortable sky lounge has been also redesigned to accommodate two guests in a double-bed configuration.

The crew accommodation can be found in the forward part of the yacht, offering berth for four people.

Serenity 90 expedition yacht is powered by a pair of continuously rated Caterpillar C18 diesel engines, developing 600hp at 1800 rpm. A 3.6: ZF reduction gearbox allows for a slow turning large diameter propeller, offering excellent fuel efficiency. Combined with 4,850 gallons of fuel, the yachts 4500 nautical miles maiden voyage from Hong Kong to Adelaide ca be made without any refuelling stops.

Other features include a large foredeck, with a centrally mounted 2,200lb davit, housing a 5.5m RIB tender, a waverunner and Hobie Cat.