Category Guide · Live Inventory

Explorer & Expedition
Yachts for Sale

Live explorer and expedition yacht listings with full detail pages, curated from the YATCO MLS. Built to leave the marina behind - and vetted by someone who has taken boats where they go.

The Go-Anywhere Category

Explorer yachts - expedition yachts - are built for range and self-sufficiency: displacement hulls, serious tankage, redundant systems, and the ability to carry tenders, tools, and time away from any dock. As owners look past the Bahamas toward Patagonia, the Northwest Passage, and the South Pacific, this has become one of the most searched categories in yachting.

It is also the category where the gap between the marketing word "explorer" and a genuinely expedition-capable vessel is widest. Greg Gaus spent 20+ years as a working captain; he reads an explorer the way a delivery skipper does - range at load, systems redundancy, classification, and what the boat can actually do. Buyer representation costs you nothing; the seller pays the commission.

Explorer & Expedition Yachts on the Market

14 explorer and expedition yachts for sale, drawn live from the YATCO MLS and updated August 19, 2026. Every card opens a full detail page. Greg Gaus represents you as buyer's broker at no cost to you.

162'
Anastassiades & Tsortanides • Brokerage Market

“Asteria”

162' Expedition Yacht • 1970

$19,900,000
150'
Damen Maaskant Shipyard • Brokerage Market

“Scintilla Maris”

150' Expedition Yacht • 1988 • Brunswick, Georgia

$16,000,000
104'
Burger Boat Company • Brokerage Market

“Northland”

104' Expedition Yacht • 2017 • Jupiter, Florida

$12,750,000
86'
Cantiere Delle Marche • Brokerage Market

“Empire”

86' Expedition Yacht • 2024 • Fort Lauderdale, Florida

$10,500,000
89'
Evadne Yachts • Brokerage Market

“Rock X”

89' Expedition Yacht • 2025 • Monaco, La Colle

$7,220,000
86'
Nordhavn • Brokerage Market

“Salvatore Ii”

86' Expedition Yacht • 2009 • Sydney, New South Wales

$6,700,000
88'
Sanlorenzo Yachts • Brokerage Market

“Sx88”

88' Expedition Yacht • 2023 • Singapore, Central Singapore Community Development Council

$5,574,720
90'
ABD Aluminum Ltd. • Brokerage Market

“Rosa”

90' Expedition Yacht • 1996

$5,000,000
95'
Inace • Brokerage Market

“Impetus”

95' Expedition Yacht • 2005 • Fort Lauderdale, Florida

$4,995,000
106'
Inace • Brokerage Market

“Victoria”

106' Expedition Yacht • 2006 • Rio de Janeiro, Rio de Janeiro

$3,350,000
79'
Fifth Ocean Shipyard • Brokerage Market

“Destiny”

79' Expedition Yacht • 2014 • North Miami, Florida

$2,450,000
65'
DE ALM • Brokerage Market

“St. Nicholas”

65' Expedition Yacht • 2019 • Limassol, Limassol District (Leymasun)

$1,300,000
60'
Bering Yachts • Brokerage Market

“Dzam”

60' Expedition Yacht • 2012 • Antalya, Antalya

$1,200,000
59'
Prestige • Brokerage Market

“Iriru003E313”

59' Expedition Yacht • 2013 • Fort Lauderdale, Florida

$699,000

Live selection from the YATCO MLS - a subset of the full market. Listings shown are offered by their listing brokerages; Double G Yacht Sales acts as buyer's representative at no cost to the buyer. Don't see the boat you want? Greg can source it, on or off market.

Common Questions

What makes a yacht a true explorer yacht? Displacement hull, transocean range at passage speed, fuel and water capacity for weeks of autonomy, redundant critical systems, and often commercial-grade classification. Many boats wear the label for the look - the specs on each detail page above show which ones can actually deliver it.

How much does an expedition yacht cost? As of August 2026, brokerage explorers run from converted commercial hulls under $1M to purpose-built expedition superyachts in the tens of millions. Steel and displacement tonnage make even smaller explorers feel like ships - and survey accordingly.

Can an explorer yacht cross the Atlantic? A genuine one, yes - transocean range at displacement speed is the defining feature. Verify the range claim at survey with real consumption numbers at loaded displacement, not brochure figures. That verification is part of Greg's process.

Why buy an explorer through Double G? Because the category punishes buyers who shop on looks. A former captain checks the things that matter offshore - range at load, redundancy, classification, maintenance discipline - and the seller pays his commission, so the representation costs you nothing.

Going Beyond the Chart?

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a Delivery Captain

Range at load, redundancy, class records - Greg verifies what the adventure depends on.

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