Inace Superyachts has unveiled its latest offering, the Explora 131, a new 40-meter expedition model.
The RINA-classed Explora 131 yacht hails from the renowned Brazilian shipyard's Explora range, distinguished by its robust design featuring plumb bows and expansive open spaces optimized for toy, tender, and equipment storage.
Sergio Cutolo is credited with crafting the "imposing silhouette" of the Explora 131, while naval architecture is overseen by Fernando de Almeida. The yacht offers accommodation for up to 14 guests and eight crew members, including an owner's cabin situated forward on the main deck. This luxurious cabin boasts an en suite bathroom, vanity desk, dedicated office, and television. Additionally, the main deck hosts the main saloon, indoor dining area, and galley. Sliding glass doors seamlessly connect the interior to an alfresco dining space and provide access to a swim platform adorned with sun loungers.
On the upper deck, guests can enjoy the skylounge, which is situated alongside the helm and the captain's cabin. Aft of this area, tender and toy storage is available, including space for two Jet Skis, while dive gear will be conveniently stored on the lower deck. For those seeking panoramic ocean views forward, an alternative alfresco lounge will be installed in the bow.
The Explora 131 is designed to reach a maximum speed of 12 knots and boasts an impressive range of 5,000 nautical miles, ensuring comfortable and efficient voyages across vast expanses of ocean.
According to BOATPro, Inace Superyachts currently has two units under construction: a 46-meter yacht scheduled for delivery in 2026 and a 32-meter yacht set to be delivered this year.
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