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Numarine 22XP Reviewed

• By Phil Draper
• February 24, 2023

Celebrating its 20th anniversary this year, Turkish boatbuilder Numarine started by building planing motoryachts as boutique alternatives to bigger European brands. Those early designs were well-built and nicely engineered opens, hardtop expresses and flybridge yachts. Then, six or seven years ago, company founder Omer Malaz—who has always used his own boats extensively with his family—sensed that his boating tastes were changing. Some of his most valued clients felt the same way.

His first explorer, the all-composite Numarine 26XP, launched in 2018, followed by the steel-composite 32XP and 37XP. Now comes the all-composite range-opener, the Numarine 22XP, which is the smallest offering in the line at 74 feet length overall. Like all Numarines, it has exteriors and interiors by Can Yalman, and naval architecture from Umberto Tagliavini.

If tradition continues, the Numarine 22XP will have an eager audience. The builder has delivered some 160 motoryachts from 52 to 121 feet length overall, with the last 25 builds being XP trawler-explorers. Another 20 are on order into 2024.

The 22XP’s exterior has all the trawler-explorer essentials: a muscular bow, high bulwarks, generous side decks, a near-square transom, big upper-deck overhangs and forward-rake bridge windows. And there are the yacht accouterments of a 170-square-foot foredeck terrace and a 260-square-foot cockpit protected by the full-length, 550-square-foot flybridge. The upper helm area is shielded by an optional hardtop, and there’s a sunbathing area on the pilothouse roof.

Inside, the 22XP is light and bright. The salon is conventionally laid out with flanking sofas aft, and a galley and dining area forward. In all, the salon occupies around 400 square feet of real estate. Views to the sides are splendid, thanks to picture windows to port and starboard. The decor includes blackened-oak veneers, white-satin lacquer and planked soles. The dining table is a sequoia stone.

Up a couple of steps to port, the lower helm is set beneath a chunky-mullioned windshield to port and is addressed by a raised, L-shaped bench seat. This setup keeps driving duties separate from the main guest spaces. There’s an adjacent side-deck door to starboard, providing a quick connection to the outside.

Accommodations belowdecks consist of three or four en suite staterooms. There’s 6-foot-9-inch headroom in the master, which is a full-beam, 215-square-foot space amidships aft. Guest staterooms are a starboard-side double, a head-to-toe twin to port, and a 161-square-foot VIP in the bow with its own staircase from the bridge. In the three-stateroom option, there’s a slightly larger master, but it reduces the great views in the guest staterooms.

Quarters for two crew are accessed via a door in the transom and four steps. This space has a mini mess and utility area, as well as secondary access to the engine room, which, incidentally, is roomy and well engineered. A third crewmember could probably be accommodated with a tweaked layout.

There’s no garage aboard the 22XP; the tender lives on the hydraulic swim platform. The quoted net capacity is 2,200 pounds.

Like the 26XP, the 22XP is available in displacement and planing versions, with the displacement version historically proving most popular. Both versions of the hull are resin-infused and pop from the same split-mold tooling, but with different inserts to adjust bottom shapes. The displacement version includes small bow bulbs.

The first Numarine 22XP launched earlier this year with a planing-performance specification, and two more have since splashed with the displacement powertrains. During my recent factory visit, the fourth and fifth, also in displacement guise and with four-stateroom layouts, were under construction for delivery next year. The sixth ditto was soon to start.

I got aboard Hull No. 3, which has the standard twin 425 hp Cummins diesels whisking out via vee-boxes. The 22XP drives nicely and responds surprisingly quickly and smoothly for a yacht with substantial volume. The good weather gave us little use for the optional CMC Marine electric fin stabilizers. Top speed was around 12.5 knots at the maximum 3,000 rpm, at which the fuel burn was 21 to 22 gph. At 8 knots and 1,900 rpm, fuel burn fell to 5.75 gph. The ultimate range would be 2,000 nautical miles when allowing for a 10 percent reserve, good enough for a typical spring or fall crawl between, say, Newport, Rhode Island, and Miami.

In North America, prices begin at $4.3 million. Hull No. 3, which will cruise the Mediterranean, had an electrohydraulic passerelle, stern docking station, hardtop, extra generator, audiovisual upgrades, watermaker, foredeck Bimini, extra fridge-freezer and washer-dryer. Without question, this Numarine 22XP was ready to travel anywhere.

Faster Option

The planing version of the Numarine 22XP comes with a modified hull form and twin 1,200 hp MAN V-8 diesels, which push the yacht’s top speed up to 25 knots. At a 20-knot fast cruise, the working range is around 360 nautical miles, allowing for a 10 percent reserve. Expect to pay a 10 percent or so premium for this version.

Rich Waters

Just outside the port of Tuzla, on the eastern end of Turkey’s Sea of Marmara, lies a Bond-villain-grade private retreat: Incir Adasi. Also known as Fig Island, it is 10 acres of prime yachting real estate that belongs to one of Turkey’s wealthiest families. Beyond various residences and a pool buried in the trees, it has its own harbor, helipad, quays and pontoons.

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The Story Behind Numarine

When numarine stepped into the nautical arena, the brand amazed boating enthusiasts with innovative design, state-of-the-art technology, efficient production and technical excellence, and quickly earning its rightful place in the international yachting community..

This article was featured in the yachting magazine Numarine Insight .

Founded in 2002 by Ömer Malaz, an entrepreneur whose boundless energy and tireless search for perfection have always been an irreplaceable driving force, Numarine is a European builder of explorer-type motor yachts based in the outskirts of Istanbul. With facilities on a total area of 35,000 square meters, Numarine has an astonishing building capacity of 20 vessels per year, spanning 22 to 45 meters.

IN PURSUIT OF PERFECTION

Numarine strives to create motor yachts that provide unrivaled efficiency, comfort and performance when cruising two thirds of the world. This idea led to the establishment of the brand, and to the development of the HT, Fly and the most recent XP series, with a total of 160 yachts built so far.

“From my experience spending leisure time with my family on board motor yachts, I always felt there was something missing, I was always wanting more, and our needs were never fully satisfied,” says Malaz. “Could we go where we wanted, when we wanted? Did we have everything we needed for extended time aboard? Could we entertain in comfort with all the provisions we would need? Was my family safe and comfortable? The answer always came back as not quite. Out of this list of unfulfilled desires, the vision to create the perfect motor yacht came about. Thus, Numarine was born.

REALIZING THE DREAM

To create a company that would stand out and deliver on the mission set down at the outset, exhaustive research led to a set of conclusions that would subsequently be delivered and upheld. Conclusions that formed the core of what Numarine is today. Numarine yachts had to be of the highest quality in order to compete in a saturated marketplace, and so only the best componentry could be used.

In order to meet the requirements of efficiency, performance and range, staff and designers had to save weight. So, Numarine took inspiration from the aviation industry and the world of racing, where intelligent material choices and placements translate into extreme savings on weight for added strength and stability. Through techniques such as vacuum infusion and the use of composite materials, as well as steel hulls (for the 32XP, 37XP and 45XP models), Numarine has learned to navigate a broad spectrum of construction techniques in the international nautical arena.

Numarine outfits yachts with an abundance of amenities and convenience features as standard, offering clients the ability to customize and delivering on their exacting requirements. With a mission set out and its delivery achievable, Numarine created a purpose-built facility, refined the latest technological manufacturing techniques, assembled a team of the best craftsmen, engineers and designers, and formed partnerships with the industry’s leading vendors. Uncompromising in attention to detail, impeccability of workmanship and choice of materials, every Numarine yacht is a pleasure to own.

Out of this list of unfulfilled desires, the vision to create the perfect motor yacht came about, and thus Numarine was born.

Interested in learning more about Numarine Yachts? Contact  Alex G. Clarke , who is ready to answer any questions and start your journey to owning a new yacht.

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Numarine Just Sold 5 High-Performance Yachts From Its Popular XP Series

To date, the turkish shipyard has moved a whopping 14 ships from the series., rachel cormack.

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Selling luxury yachts in multiples isn’t the easiest feat, but Numarine just made it look like a cakewalk. The Turkish shipyard has sold not one, but five compact expedition vessels from its popular XP series.

According to the builder, four 85-foot 26XP yachts (hulls # 7, 8, 9 and 10) and one 104-foot 32XP superyacht (hull # 4, pictured above) were snapped up, meaning a whopping 14 ships from the XP series have now been sold.

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“These achievements indicate the relevance and popularity of the series,” said founder and chairman of Numarine Omer Malaz. “We are very pleased that five more international customers will be able to experience what high quality and impeccable Numarine style are.”

To recap, both the 26XP and 32XP are billed as modern expedition yachts. They feature efficient hulls and impressive long range—up to 3,000 nautical miles for the 26XP and 4,000 nautical miles for the 32XP—as well spacious interiors which make cruising at length a cinch. The vessels were designed by Can Yalman with naval architecture by Umberto Tagliavini and exude a futuristic feel, with angular windows and vertical bows.

Numarine 26XP Hull #9  Kerem Sanliman

A testament to Numarine’s design aesthetic, the newly purchased 26XPs don’t differ much from the script. All four yachts have been built on the same platform and boast identical layouts: an expansive flybridge, a spacious saloon on the main deck and four generous cabins on the lower deck. The only major difference between the boats is how they get their power. One yacht features a semi-displacement hull and is packed with a pair of powerful MAN motors that are capable of delivering a gutsy 1,200 hp each; the other three are equipped with displacement hulls and more economical engines (twin MAN motors of 560-800 hp each).

The new owner of the 32XP, however, was actively involved in shaping the new superyacht . In fact, he even added a jacuzzi to the flybridge—ah, a man after our own heart—something which has never been implemented by Numarine before. Touted as one of “the most impressive superyachts by Numarine to date,” she is the first vessel by the shipyard to feature Hot Lab Design ’s decoration package. The Italian studio worked with the new owner to bring fresh ideas to the interior. The layout sees six guest cabins and one oversized master suite on the upper deck. In addition, the new owner added a pair of compact and cost-effective MAN engines with 800 hp each, which is another first for the shipyard’s flagship.

The recent sales highlight not only the success of the XP series but also Numarine’s willingness to cater to different owners’ needs—a combination that’s clearly working.

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BORN OUT OF THE PURSUIT OF PERFORMANCE

Because we are all different.

A combination of boundless energy and a relentless search for perfection consistently creates cutting-edge and truly individual Numarine models. Continually impressing the motor-yachting world with innovative designs, Numarine represents the number one choice for discerning owners who value uniqueness and like to stand apart from the crowd.

Numarine fully embraces the fact that each owner’s needs are different. Be it a striking and original exterior color scheme, or semi customized layout, our in-house design team work with our owners to create the perfect configuration and décor suited exactly to their needs without ever needing to compromise.

We take the time, every time, to get it right for you.

A Unique Production

Building on our vision Numarine’s constantly expanding 35,000 square meter climate-controlled and environmentally friendly production facility has the capacity to build up to twelve motor yachts with an overall length of between 22 and 45 meters.

Within the expansive facility, dedicated departments manufacture our exhaustive list of componentry in-house using cutting edge technology and automation. Our moulds for all hull, body and deck sections are machined using one of Europe’s largest 5-Axis CNC machines. Capable of running 24 hours a day, our precision moulds are produced to a tolerance of 0.1mm meaning each and every model is geometrically perfect from the outset.

In addition to our hull and body production, Numarine has dedicated glass, cabinetry, upholstery and metal workshops in house producing each component found in our yachts. This preference for in-house production ensures the highly consistent quality, perfect fitment and optimum flexibility for customization on all our models. Keeping our capacity to 20 motor yachts per year means each one is treated with the utmost care, allowing for semi custom requirements to be undertaken with ease. Numarine has received ISO 9001:2000 certification from RW TUV, further ensuring the consistently high quality of all Numarine yachts.

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Numarine was founded in 2002 by Ömer Malaz and is based in Gebze, Turkey. The yard builds semi-custom yachts ranging from 18.4 metres to 45 metres designed for unrivalled performance and comfort while cruising.

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Numarine: Crafting Exceptional Yachts for Unforgettable Experiences

Posted June 19, 2023 in Brokerage & New Build by Chloe Braithwaite

At Northrop & Johnson, we pride ourselves on working with exceptional yacht builders who share our commitment to delivering extraordinary experiences. Among them, Numarine stands out in the art of superyacht construction.

Pushing the boundaries of excellence

Numarine, the award-winning Turkish shipyard, was founded by experienced yachtsman Ömer Malaz, who grew up in a family of yacht owners. Driven by his desire for more in terms of performance, comfort, and safety, Ömer embarked on a mission to build motor yachts that surpassed all expectations. Established in 2005, Numarine quickly became a leading manufacturer of high-performance yachts and carved out a niche in the explorer yacht world.

Unparalleled quality and performance

Numarine’s unwavering dedication to craftsmanship, innovation and cutting-edge design makes them an industry leader. Their yachts are meticulously crafted to perfection, combining exquisite aesthetics with outstanding performance. Each vessel bears the mark of unrivaled attention to detail, ensuring a seamless fusion of form and function. Numarine’s commitment to exceptional quality, performance and comfort has earned them numerous accolades and the trust of discerning yacht enthusiasts worldwide.

Numarine yachts in our fleet

As your trusted yacht brokerage, we are delighted to present a selection of Numarine-built yachts for sale or charter. These exceptional vessels offer an unrivaled experience on the water, embodying Numarine’s signature style and uncompromising quality.

NUMARINE 45XP

This spacious, stylish superyacht boasts an impressive range, making her ideal for extended journeys. The Numarine 45XP ensures a sublime experience for all with her generous interior volume and luxurious amenities.

NUMARINE 37XP

Experience the perfect balance of style, performance and comfort aboard the Numarine 37XP. This exceptional explorer yacht offers spacious living areas, cutting-edge technology and long-range capabilities for extended cruising.

NUMARINE 32XP

Discover the epitome of luxury and adventure with this stunning explorer yacht. Designed to take you to the furthest corners of the globe in utmost comfort, the Numarine 32XP combines rugged capabilities with refined excellence.

For a complete list of Numarine yachts available through Northrop & Johnson, speak with your preferred sales or charter broker . They possess in-depth knowledge of our inventory and can provide personalized assistance to help you find the yacht that perfectly matches your preferences.

Numarine’s commitment to exceptional craftsmanship, innovative design and uncompromising quality makes them the perfect partner for Northrop & Johnson. With their exceptional range of yachts available in our inventory, we invite you to embark on a truly unforgettable journey on the open seas.

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