Designed as a contemporary gentlemen’s boat, the 32M motor yacht Global Explorer is a spectacular concept, developed by the Dutch design studio Van Geest. With additional characteristics such as sturdiness, user friendliness and easy mantenance, the main design philosophy of the Global Explorer superyacht is simplicity. The easy maintenance will permit a reduction in crew as well as lower annual running costs.
32M Global Explorer superyacht concept by Van Geest Design
Exterior
The Global Explorer yacht’s defined lines allow for a clean construction philosophy. The design allows for integration of combinations of steel/aluminium/composite for a flexible setup towards the Owner.
32M motor yacht Global Explorer - view from above
The hull will be painted in marine paint used on commercial ships. This will allow easy repairs and will therefore make it easier to moor in commercial or smaller fishing ports while exploring the globe.
32M superyacht Global Explorer - rear view
The superstructure, inside of the bulwarks and everything that can be ‘touched’ from deck will be painted smooth with a super yacht quality.
Luxury yacht Global Explorer - side view
The deck will be a synthetic shock absorbent surface allowing freedom of tenders and toys to be stored on the aft deck and to be launched by crane.
Yacht tenders aboard Global Explorer yacht
Lounge areas provide entertaining for warm climate cruising and shelter for colder environments.
Interior
The interior of the luxury yacht Global Explorer has been laid out for a friendly and cozy family life style on board; allowing for each guest on board finding space to retreat to or to socialize and mingle.
Luxurious interior aboard Global Explorer yacht concept by Van Geest Design
There are two en-suite guest cabins mid ship on lower deck, an Owner’s state room with an office and his and hers en-suite forward on main deck.
The saloon opens to the main tender deck. The dining area interacts directly with the galley for a more familiar home setup. On Bridge deck the panoramic upper saloon leads to an outdoor lounge area aft, while the Bridge forward gives clear views to the outsides and interacts directly with the foredeck.
Global Explorer superyacht - Interior
Two to three crew members including the captain have been envisaged in this layout. The crew area is set up forward on the lower deck with two cabins, a dedicated laundry space and a crew mess.
All areas have been laid out to super yacht requirements, space and circulation to be effective and user friendly.
Interior of the 32M superyacht Global Explorer - view from above
Technical systems and engineering
Choice of systems and engineering is foreseen to be simple and sturdy coming from the commercial ship/yacht industry. Solar panels on the top of the bridge deck will be integrated in the power management of the Global Explorer yacht.
Technical Specifications of the 32M Global Explorer superyacht by Van Geest Design:
Main Dimensions
Length overall: 32.0 metres
Length waterline: 30.8 metres
Beam max: 7,40 metres
Draught max.: 1.8 metres
Displacement full load: 240 metric tons
Cruising speed: 12,0 knots at 50% load @ 1650 rpm
Range: 5.000 nautical miles at 10 knots
Construction
Hull: Steel grade A, with round bilge
Superstructure: Steel, Aluminium or Composite
Tank capacities
Fuel: 45.000 litres
Fresh water: 10.000 liters
Additional tank volume: 2.000 litres
Propulsion
Diesel engines: Caterpillar C18 Acert 2x 448kW (609 BHP) at 1800 rpm
Accommodation
Guest: Two (2) guest cabins plus one (1) owners’ stateroom
Crew: One (1) captain’s cabin plus one (1) crew cabin
Additional spaces: Two (2) lounges, bridge, laundry, crew mess, galley, storeroom, large lazarette
Tenders
Main tender: 6m luxury or exploration tender
Crew tender: 4.5m RIB or similar
