A 26.97-metre explorer that stays under the 24-metre load line, so an owner can drive it, with 2,200 miles of range at eight knots.
Small enough for the owner to drive
Numarine describes the 27XP as a compact expedition yacht for long-range cruising, with the flexibility of owner operation because her load line length is under 24 metres. At 27 metres overall the yard calls her a natural evolution of the XP series.
Panoramic glazing, a bow lounge and a big flybridge
Numarine says the 27XP is designed to blur the line between indoors and out, combining panoramic glazing, a raised bow lounge and a supersized flybridge. The bow is set up as a versatile outdoor area with a sunbed and a forward-facing lounge.
A hull by Umberto Tagliavini
The hull was developed by Umberto Tagliavini, whom Numarine describes as its long-standing collaborator and naval architect. Can Yalman, exterior designer of the XP series, says she sets a new standard of elegance and capability in the explorer yacht class.
A solar hardtop and a quieter night at anchor
The 27XP can be ordered with Numarine's Mk2 Super Silent Pack and an integrated solar-panel hardtop. Numarine says that combination reduces how much the generator is needed during daily use on board.
“She sets a new standard of elegance and capability in the explorer yacht class.”
