VILLA

Yacht Charter

Refitted in 2020, VILLA is a 42m expedition yacht combining comfort and durability, making her the ideal choice for polar adventures.

Charter price from

$60,000

Specifications

Length: 42M

Beam: 10M

Draft: 4M

Guests: 12

Cabins: 6

Crew: 10

Year Built / Rebuilt: 1975 / 2020
Builder: SIGBJORN MEKANISKE

Naval Architect: SIGBJORN MEKANISKE
Cruising Speed: 9.5 KNOTS

Max Speed: 10.2 KNOTS
Gross Tonnage: 554 TONNES

Range: 8,000 NAUTICAL MILES

Key Features

Ice strengthened hull for polar expeditions
Interior refurbished in 2020
180 degree semi enclosed viewing space
7 tonne crane
Ice keel and ice propeller

ABOUT VILLA

Servicing the lighthouses of Norway until February 2019, VILLA is a rugged yet luxurious vessel perfect for exploring the Arctic. Her crew is made of experts who have cruised these waters for decades, ensuring your safety and comfort as you embark on a real expedition. Her resilient exterior features an ice-strengthened hull, allowing her to venture deep into the ice of the arctic. Despite her rugged exterior, VILLA boasts a luxurious interior which was recently refitted in 2020. She features six unique cabins that sleep up to twelve guests on exciting Arctic voyages.

Her interior is predominately finished in wood, creating a rustic and utilitarian aesthetic. Not too lavish, her interior exudes the charm of a traditional expedition vessel whilst ensuring that you want nothing whilst onboard. Share stories of the day’s adventures in the spacious dining room and look out for wildlife from the bridge where 180-degree view windows allow panoramic vistas over the ice. Focusing on combining comfort with functionality, VILLA is the perfect vessel for luxury expeditions into arctic waters.

Cruising Locations

SUMMER: Northern Norway & Svalbard

WINTER: Northern Norway

Charter Prices

High Season: From 62,000 USD per week

Low Season: From 62,000 USD per week

Why we love it

VILLA’s ice-strengthened hull, ice propeller, and new eco-friendly engines with low-noise and low-emission standards make her the perfect choice for getting even closer to the Arctic’s extraordinary wildlife.