Numarine Explorer Yachts for Sale

About Numarine

Numarine was founded in 2002 by Ömer Malaz, a lifelong motorboat enthusiast, and is based in Gebze, just outside Istanbul. The yard first made its name with fast flybridge and hardtop yachts before turning decisively toward explorer designs from 2017.

That shift defined the modern brand. The XP range offers explorer-style yachts with high volume, tall bows and real long-range intent, and the yard builds them as semi-custom yachts, so owners can personalize layouts and finishes within a proven platform.

Design continuity has been a Numarine strength. Creative director Can Yalman has shaped the brand's visual identity for many years, and naval architect Umberto Tagliavini has worked with the yard since its early days. The result is a family of yachts that look related across sizes.

Numarine yacht models

Numarine's XP naming reflects approximate length in meters. Earlier planing models from the Fly and Hardtop ranges also appear on the pre-owned market.

• 22XP and 26XPThe smaller explorers, offering long-range character in a size many owners can manage with a modest crew.
• 30XP and 32XPMid-size explorers with more guest space and stronger crewed-yacht credentials.
• 37XP and 45XPThe largest XP yachts, bringing the explorer concept into full superyacht scale.
• 40MXPA Mediterranean Explorer variant that adapts the XP concept to warmer-water cruising and more outdoor living.
• Fly and Hardtop models (historic)Earlier planing yachts such as the 62 Fly and 78 HT that established the brand before its explorer focus.

Numarine yachts for sale

Buying a Numarine yacht

Because Numarines are semi-custom, two yachts of the same model can differ in layout, equipment and finish. Buyers should obtain the full build specification, understand the stabilization and propulsion choices, and review how systems have been maintained, particularly on yachts that have cruised extensively. Older Fly and Hardtop models are a different proposition entirely, and should be surveyed with their planing performance and engine hours in mind.

The larger XP yachts carry professional crew and may be commercially registered for charter, which affects flag, class and running costs. Daniel helps clients weigh these points, and his guide to buying a yacht explains how survey and sea trial fit into the purchase.

How to buy a yacht

Selling a Numarine yacht

The explorer market has its own buyer profile: experienced owners who value range, volume and robustness. Daniel prices a Numarine against sold explorers of similar size and age, adjusted for specification and condition, and sets out the reasoning in a private valuation.

Numarine's distinctive look photographs well and gives marketing a strong starting point. Daniel can present the yacht through cooperating brokers internationally or discreetly to a smaller group of qualified buyers, with the Monaco and Fort Lauderdale shows remaining key moments in the calendar.

Numarine new builds

Numarine builds on a semi-custom basis, and Daniel can help a client prepare for a new build, clarifying the brief, comparing models and coordinating with an owner's representative. He remains independent throughout and works on the client's side of every conversation.

Semi-custom building leaves room for meaningful choices, from layout and tender arrangements to interior finishes. Daniel helps a client decide where personalization adds genuine value and where the yard's proven solutions are the wiser course.

How Daniel guides a new build

Why work with Daniel Grant

Daniel's work spans Monaco, Miami and New York, which suits a brand whose owners cruise widely. He provides a personal and discreet service, supported by the brokerage infrastructure of Reel Deal Yachts, and brings a steady, well-researched view of value.

He is also a useful counterpart for buyers who are weighing an explorer against a more conventional motor yacht. Daniel can compare a Numarine with alternatives from other yards and explain the practical differences in crew, range and use.