2003 Inace Pilothouse Yacht

This 95-foot steel pilothouse yacht was built in 2003 by Inace, a Brazilian shipyard renowned for expedition vessels. Designed by Michael Kirschstein, she features a classic raised aft pilothouse configuration and was modified in 2007 with a bulbous bow, helicopter-capable deck, and a 1.5-metre stern extension fitted with a hydraulic passerelle. A comprehensive refitting between 2008 and 2009 updated the yacht throughout.

The accommodation comprises seven cabins with capacity for eight guests across four owner cabins and crew quarters for three. All guest cabins include entertainment systems, flatscreen televisions, and en suite heads. An additional thirteen heads serve the vessel overall.

Power comes from a single 730-horsepower Caterpillar diesel engine, delivering a cruising speed of 10 knots and maximum speed of 13 knots. The yacht completed a yard period in 2024 that included engineering and navigational system updates.