Crowbridge, a full custom explorer yacht, is another example of CdM’s ingenious approach to yachting.
Credits
Tommaso Spadolini
Exterior and Interior DesignSergio Cutolo
Naval ArchitectureHer clean and well-defined lines are undoubtedly those of a pure expedition vessel besides being cohesive to CdM’s tradition.
General plan
Specifications
Length overall
42,05 m
137' 95" ft
Waterline length
39 m
127' 95" ft
Max beam
39 m
26' 24" ft
Depth, amidship
2,52 m
6' 56" ft
Displacement, full load
400 t
Gross tonnage
447 gt
Diesel oil
60˙000 lt
15˙850 gal
Fresh water
8˙000 lt
2˙120 gal
Black water
9,000 lt
2˙380 gal
Grey water
9,000 lt
2˙380 gal
Bilge
9,000 lt
2˙380 gal
Engines
2 x Caterpillar C32ACERT 970kW each @ 2100rpm
Gearbox
2 x ZF 3310 free standing
Generator
2 x Kohler 70kW + 1 Kohler 40kW
Maximum speed
14 Knots
Range
3˙500 nm @ 9,5 Knots
Passengers
12 (7 cabins)
Crew
7 (4 cabins)
Exteriors
Taking a look at both her exterior design and interior layout, it can be seen that the purpose of Explorer 40.22 is twofold. Firstly she offers comfortable cruising to her guests and secondly she allows exclusive and extended holidays ‘far from the madding crowd’.
Interiors
She encompasses all qualities that define a top-class explorer yacht designed to handle all weather conditions thanks to a very efficient, sea-kindly and sea-worthy hull form.
Safety and comfort of guests and crew are key points of her design. High-end equipment in a large and well laid out engine room designed for ease of service by crew is another fundamental feature of Explorer 40.22.
With a length overall of 42 metres and a beam of 8,50 metres, Explorer 40.22 has a displacement at full load of approximately 400 tons. Powered by two Caterpillar C32 Acert delivering 970kW each at 2100rpm, Explorer 40.22 will reach a top speed of 14 knots with a range of 3500nm at 10 knots.
Voyages to
distant horizons
Sailing to remote shores with Cantiere delle Marche’s explorer yachts.
