A 21.45-metre steel displacement yacht with an aluminium superstructure and a convertible flybridge that closes in.
Built to explore, ready for anything
Steeler gives the Ocean Explorer a round-bilged steel displacement hull and an aluminium superstructure, made for blue water cruising. The sharp-entry bow is meant to reduce resistance and spray, improving fuel efficiency and comfort.
A flybridge that closes in
Steeler's signature convertible flybridge has electrically sliding windows and patio doors. The yard says it switches instantly between open-air cruising and a fully enclosed lounge, and calls it a feature unique to Steeler.
No two are the same
Steeler says it does not start with a fixed layout: two suites and an office, or four guest cabins, with crew or without. The yard calls it co-creation rather than customisation, brought to life with handcrafted interiors.
Insulated hull, double glazing
A fully insulated hull and double-glazed windows are meant to keep the boat cool in summer and warm in winter. Steeler describes a bright saloon with panoramic views, a full-beam owner's suite and spacious guest cabins.
