Yacht Conversion Options for Global Expedition

The Expedition Yacht is an increasingly popular vessel in the mega-yacht sector. Feadship, Lurssen, Oceanco and other builders are serving up expedition yachts in the 80-120 meter size-range. There is currently a surplus in the supply of very sophisticated offshore commercial vessels that are ideal for conversion into expedition yachts. Top yacht designers have created conversion designs that are very appealing to yacht owners. There is a convergence in this sector between the commercial vessel builders and ocean exploring yachtsmen. Veteran shipyard representative Paul Madden explains the evolution of this market sector, and examines the criteria that a new buyer needs to address in this informative video. See more at XplorerYachts,com The Yacht Channel is presented by Paul Madden who is a former shipyard representative for Blohm+Voss, CRN and other yacht builders. He is available to assist qualified yacht buyers and can be reached at [e-mail]
The Yacht Channel is presented by Paul Madden who is a former shipyard representative for Blohm+Voss, CRN and other yacht builders. He is available to consult for qualified yacht buyers and can be reached at pm@XplorerYachts,com The Yacht Channel is presented by Paul Madden who is a former shipyard representative for Blohm+Voss, CRN and other yacht builders. He is available to assist qualified yacht buyers and can be reached at [e-mail]

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Love the conversions on explorer ships

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So, what is the ballpark figure for converting a 53 m offshore vessel to a yacht?

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Lots of variables - if it is going to be a yacht support vessel, it might cost $3-5 million. As an expedition yacht, it will cost double that, or more if it gets completely tricked out.