Offered by its listing brokerage through the YATCO MLS - details and photos courtesy of the listing broker, as of August 7, 2026. Double G Yacht Sales acts as your buyer's representative at no cost to you.
"Kemosabe" is a 2007 Westport W112 motor yacht offered for sale at $6,495,000, lying Nassau, New Providence. The Westport 112 is the most traded Westport on the brokerage market - a raised pilothouse motoryacht built in series across three generations, with proven MTU power and the resale record that made Westport the leading American builder.
Power is twin MTU 16V 2000 M91, 2,000 hp each, showing 429 hours. She cruises around 22 knots and tops out near 26 knots, carrying 5,500 gallons of fuel.
Accommodations run to 4 staterooms for 8 guests, plus crew quarters sleeping 5. She carries naval architecture by Jack Sarin Naval Architects and interior by Westport Yachts.












Greg Gaus sold the Westport 112 "Blue Time" at $11,995,000 in 2024 and ran 112s from the helm for years before becoming a broker. That is the lens every Double G buyer gets on this listing: what the hull is really worth, what the survey should focus on, and how she compares with every sistership currently for sale.












One of the most successful series ever built, this 112’ Westport represents a rare opportunity to acquire a yacht in impeccable condition, combining proven pedigree with modern upgrades and turnkey charter capability.Listing description · YATCO MLS
How much does the 112' Westport "Kemosabe" cost?
The asking price is $6,495,000. Contact Greg Gaus at Double G Yacht Sales at (954) 881-5500 - as your buyer's broker he negotiates on your side, at no cost to you.
Who is selling "Kemosabe"?
"Kemosabe" is offered by its listing brokerage through the YATCO MLS. Greg Gaus of Double G Yacht Sales represents you, the buyer: independent advice on price, survey attendance, and negotiation, paid from the existing listing commission - never by you.
What does it cost to run a 112-foot motor yacht?
As of 2026, industry estimates for a crewed 112-footer typically run mid to high six figures per year, with a crew of roughly four to six, covering crew, fuel, insurance, dockage, and maintenance. Westport's US-based build and parts support keep long-term costs predictable. Greg can build a realistic operating budget for this yacht before you offer.
Where can I see "Kemosabe"?
She is lying in Nassau, New Providence and shows by appointment through your broker. Contact Double G Yacht Sales to arrange a private showing.
How does the purchase process work?
Accepted offer, then a survey and sea trial contingency of typically 7 to 14 days. Greg - a licensed captain with 20+ years at sea - attends the survey and sea trial personally and manages everything through closing.
How much is Florida sales tax on a yacht?
Florida charges 6% sales tax on boats but caps the total at $18,000 per vessel regardless of price - one of the most favorable regimes in the US. Out-of-state buyers who remove the vessel within the statutory window may qualify for an exemption.
How fast is she, and what is the range?
Cruise around 22 knots, top speed about 26 knots and 5,500 gallons of fuel with twin MTU 16V 2000 M91, 2,000 hp each - comfortable Florida-Bahamas legs and seasonal Caribbean runs.
Asking $6,495,000, lying Nassau, New Providence. Contact Greg Gaus for the full specification package, sisterships comparison, and a private showing - buyer representation at no cost to you.
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