Detailed Specification

MAIN CHARACTERISTICS

Name: SCOUT

Type: Expedition Yacht

Builder: Royal Hakvoort

Year: 2019

Hull No: 249

Yacht Model: Custom

Construction Project Name: Project BRIO

LOA (M/FT): 63.72 M (209’ 01”)

LWL (M/FT): 59.97 M (196’ 09”)

Beam Overall (M/FT): 11.2 M (36’ 09”)

Beam moulded (M/FT): 11.2 M (36’ 09”)

Draft (Half Load) (M/FT): 3.37 M (11’ 01”)

Draft (Full Load) (M/FT): 3.47 M (11’ 05”)

Air Draft (M/FT): 23 M (75'06")

Gross Tonnage: 1,416GT

Displacement (Fully Loaded): 1,147 ton

Displacement (Light Ship): 993.4 ton

Hull Material: Steel

Hull Configuration: Full Displacement

Superstructure: Aluminum

Decks: 6

Flag: Cayman Islands

Classification: Lloyds ✠100A1 SSC Yacht, Mono, G6, Ice Class1D

[✠] LMC, UMS

MCA: LY3

Naval Architect: Diana Yacht Design

Exterior Designer: H2 Yacht Design

Interior Designer: H2 Yacht Design

Main Engines: 2 x Caterpillar 3512C

Speeds: 15.2 Max @ 1,800 rpm

12.5 Cruising @ 1,400 rpm

10 knots Economical @ 1,100 rpm

Range: 5,800 nm @ 10 kn (with 20% fuel reserve)

6,300 nm @ 10 kn (with 10% fuel reserve)

Guest Accommodation: 16 Guests in 7 Staterooms

Crew Accommodation: 16 crew in 9 Cabins

Helicopter Capacity: Touch and Go, 3,175 kg landing weight

COMMENTS AND NOTEWORTHY FEATURES AT A GLANCE

Dedicated owner's deck

Seven guest staterooms including master

Elevators from lower deck to sundeck

Ice classed

Interior and exterior design by H2 Yacht Design

4,000kg knuckle crane on foredeck for large yacht tenders

Large beach club with gym and spa area

1,416 Gross Tons

Comprehensive dive center

Touch and Go heli deck

One owner and never chartered

Four time Boat International Design & Innovation Awards finalist, Winner of Judges’ Commendation For Holistic Design at the Boat International Design & Innovation Awards 2020

CLASSIFICATION

Flag: Cayman Islands

Port of Registry: George Town

Classification: Lloyds ✠100A1 SSC Yacht, Mono, G6, Ice Class 1D

[✠] LMC, UMS

IMO Number: 1012816

MMSI Number: 319154100

Official Registration: 748594

Ice Class: Ice Class 1D

REGULATION

Vessel Registration: Cayman Islands

Built to Commercial Compliance: [✠] LMC, UMS, LY3

MARPOL Code: MARPOL 73/78 - Annex I, IV, V & VI

NOx Emissions: IMO MARPOL Annex VI - Tier II

Not required (Voluntary ISM system implemented)

MLC: Built to MLC 2006 standard

OVERVIEW:

Lower Deck: 2 Guest staterooms

Main Deck: 4 Guest staterooms

Owner’s Deck: Owner’s suite facing aft

Bridge Deck: Captain's cabin

Crew Accommodation: 8 Crew cabins on lower deck

ACCOMMODATIONS

SCOUT's accommodation is conceived less as a conventional superyacht layout than as a private long-range residence, reflecting a brief centered on extended periods aboard rather than seasonal cruising. Particular attention is placed on privacy, generous personal space and a clear separation between owner, guest and crew areas. Accommodation is provided for up to 16 guests in 7 staterooms and crew quarters for up to 16 including Captain’s cabin in 9 cabins total. Additional crew may be accommodated on the lower deck.

SCOUT also has elevators to every deck level.

CROW’S NEST

Above the sundeck, the forward-facing crow's nest—an elevated outside observation lounge—features an L-shaped settee arranged around a coffee table. Access to the sundeck via the portside staircase is secured by a gate.

SUNDECK

The sundeck features two large storage lockers beneath the overhang, while forward are port and starboard forward-facing settees with tables. Aft to starboard is a U-shaped settee facing aft, arranged around a coffee table with accompanying easy chairs. Opposite, to port, is a U-shaped bar with four bar stools. A day head is located aft of the bar, just forward of the staircases leading up to the crow's nest and down to the bridge deck.

A dining table seating 14 is positioned beneath the hardtop, providing shade, while a skylight from the crow's nest above introduces additional natural light. A television folds down from the overhead and sliding glass windbreak panels on either side of the sundeck provide protection from wind and weather, significantly extending the deck's comfort and usability in cooler conditions or when cruising in less favorable climates. Heaters are fitted onto the overhead.

The wheelchair-friendly elevator serving the bridge deck is positioned outboard to starboard, just forward of the staircase. During the design process, a conscious decision was made to locate the elevator outboard rather than extending the main elevator through to the sundeck, thereby preserving the deck as a completely open, uninterrupted space from forward to aft—one of the owner's principal design requirements.

Further aft on the centerline is a large whirlpool, with aft-facing sun pads immediately behind and a skylight illuminating the bridge deck office below. Extensive sun pads and settees are arranged outboard of the whirlpool to port and starboard.

FOREDECK

A Lloyds class (LY3 and MCA) approved non-commercial private touch and go only helicopter landing platform is located all the way forward on the bow for emergency use, max landing weight 3,175kg, for helicopters such as a Bell 429 or similar. A 4,000kg Nautical Structures centerline knuckle crane launches either the 8.05m Cockwell’s custom limousine tender, the Novurania LX 780 7.80m custom RIB and the water toys from the toy garage below.

BRIDGE DECK

The wheelhouse, with its Portuguese bridge, is positioned high to provide superb visibility. A walk-around console houses the navigation equipment, while two helm chairs flank the central chart and navigation table. Aft are two forward-facing guest settees. An officer’s small desk area is located to port, while the captain's cabin is situated aft to port and features a walk-around king berth and exterior door, an adjoining bathroom, a separate office area connected to the bridge and a Pullman berth. Opposite, to starboard is a day head and the elevator serving the sundeck.

The central staircase is positioned on the centerline alongside the main elevator, which serves all the remaining decks from the bridge deck to the lower deck. Further aft is the bridge “greenhouse / wintergarden” with glass panels which fold back. The space is climate controlled and is cleverly illuminated by a skylight above and furnished with an aft-facing desk and a card/meeting table opposite.

Aft, the " greenhouse / wintergarden" provides a sheltered area with two chaise lounges when closed. The rescue boat is stowed adjacent and is only required should the yacht undertake commercial charter operations, which she has never done. It is launched using the starboard side SOLAS crane. Staircase access to the sundeck above and the main deck below is located to port.

OWNER’S DECK

The mooring deck is located beneath the helicopter deck. Forward is a panoramic observation lounge overlooking the foredeck with windows on all sides and doors opening onto both the port and starboard side decks. Throughout SCOUT, "baby or pet gates" are fitted wherever required for additional safety.

Within the forward observation lounge, a long table is positioned amidships, with dining chairs forward and a dining settee aft. This table can also be converted into cocktail tables. Further aft, an athwartships serving pantry is fully equipped to support dining service in the sky lounge during inclement weather.

The central staircase and elevator are positioned on the centerline, with a day head located in the foyer. Further aft is the owner's private library which connects to the master cabin, while a dedicated audio-visual equipment room is situated on the centerline and to port.

The owner's suite occupies the aft portion of the deck. It features two near identical bathrooms to port and starboard, with the port bathroom incorporating a shower and direct access to the side deck, while the starboard bathroom is fitted with a bathtub and also has direct access to the side deck. Exceptionally, two generous wardrobe areas are positioned further aft on both sides.

The owner's stateroom features an aft-facing king berth together with a table and easy chair. Two doors open onto the private, shaded owner's deck, where comfortable seating is arranged around a centerline coffee table. A skylight set into the deck above introduces natural light to the exterior dining area on the bridge deck below.

MAIN DECK

Starting at the bow, aft of the mooring deck is the toy store, with large hatches located beneath the tender stowage. Water toys are launched through port or starboard deck hatches using the 4,000kg knuckle boom centerline tender crane. An air-conditioning equipment room is located to port, with additional technical spaces to starboard.

Four double guest staterooms are situated on the main deck, each with an en suite bathroom with shower. The forward port guest stateroom berth can also be converted into twins. Large windows provide abundant natural light, contributing to the bright and airy feel of each stateroom.

Aft is the main deck foyer, incorporating the elevator, crew staircases to port and a day head to starboard. An athwartships pantry provides service to both the main salon aft and the exterior dining area. The main salon features circular sofas facing forward towards the entertainment center on the forward bulkhead. Outside, a dining table seating 14 is positioned beneath the overhang of the owner's deck, creating a naturally shaded dining area. A five-seat bar with stools is located to port, opposite a buffet serving counter to starboard. Sliding glass panels fully enclose the aft deck dining area when required, extending its comfort and usability in adverse weather. There are heaters in the overhead for the cooler climates.

The expansive aft deck is entirely in keeping with SCOUT's explorer yacht credentials; it provides generous outdoor living space with comfortable U-shaped forward-facing seating arranged around a low table incorporating a fire pit, complemented by easy chairs forward. A dedicated "dog bed" is positioned all the way aft. The port staircase leads to the owner's deck above, while the starboard staircase provides access to the beach club and gym below. Port and starboard staircases descend to the swim platform. There are two boarding ladders, a manual one on the port side and a hydraulic one to starboard.

LOWER DECK

There are eight double crew staterooms forward, each with a generously sized en suite bathroom each with a separate shower. One cabin has two lower berths. A shell door to port provides direct crew access for loading provisions into the nearby portside galley or the storage areas below. A dumbwaiter which can carry a food cart is adjacent to the galley and services all the way to the bridge deck above. The crew mess, with a crew office forward, is located opposite to starboard. The central staircase and elevator are positioned on the centerline.

Two additional full-beam guest staterooms are located aft, each with Pullman. The port stateroom is fitted with a combined bathtub with shower, while the starboard stateroom has a shower. Both feature desk and vanity areas. Both staterooms are quite large as they occupy the full beam of the yacht and both have queen berths but can also be configured with convertible twin berths and, when required, can also serve as accommodation for staff or children.

Further aft are the engine control room (ECR) and the engine room, a dive room and a workshop, a dedicated laundry serving the beach club and an adjoining gym. A large sauna is opposite.

The beach club and gym open directly to the water via the wide aft stairway when the transom door is raised. To port are a day head, separate dressing room and shower, with a massage room located forward. The emergency generator is housed in a dedicated compartment to starboard.

TANK DECK

Technical spaces occupy the forward section of the tank deck, followed aft by dry stores and a workshop area. Further aft is the crew gym. To port is an air-conditioning equipment room, opposite a contractor/crew day head to starboard, while a refrigerated garbage store and additional dry store areas are located further aft.

Separate watertight stabilizer compartments are positioned to port and starboard, with the UltraFog room on the centerline. A further dry store is located to port, while an additional dedicated audio-visual equipment room is situated to starboard. The main laundry is positioned aft to port, opposite dedicated freezer and refrigerated cold-store rooms.

Awnings are provided for every exterior deck, extending the shade afforded by the generous deck overhangs.

GENERAL

It is important to note that SCOUT was designed with exceptional dry and refrigerated storage capacities for a yacht of her size, reflecting a design brief centered on long-range cruising and the ability to remain independent of shoreside facilities for extended periods. 

Together with her extensive technical spaces, crew facilities and operational infrastructure, SCOUT exemplifies the defining characteristics of a long-range expedition yacht, designed, engineered, built and finished to the rigorous standards for which Northern Europe is renowned.

CONSTRUCTION

Hull Material: Steel

Bulb: Yes

Superstructure Material: Aluminum

Decks Material: Teak and Bolidt

Paint: Alexseal Paint System - Alexseal T7388 Shark Gray on the hull, H9123 Matterhorn White superstructure, H1167 Lemon Yellow on bootstripe

Number of Decks: 6

CAPACITIES

Gross Tonnage: 1,416

Net Tonnage: 424

Displacement Tons: 993.40 (Lightship)

Fuel Capacity: 159,000 Litres 42,000 USG

Day Tank: 1,000 Litres 264 USG

Settling Tanks: 7,648 Litres 2,020 USG

Tech Water: 8,320 Litres 2,198 USG

Fresh Water Capacity: 18,000 Litres 4,780 USG

Grey Water: 9,286 Litres 2,453 USG

Black Water: 7,499 Litres 1,981 USG

Bilge Water Tank: 3,624 Litres 957 USG

Sludge Tank: 940 Litres 248 USG

Lube Oil: 2,336 Litres 617 USG

Waste Oil: 2,336 Litres 617 USG   

Maximum Speed: 15.2 knots, 580 l/p/h consumption, 3200 nm range @ 1800 RPM

Cruising Speed: 12.5 knots, 298 l/p/h consumption, 4729 nm range @ 1400 RPM

Economical: 10.0 knots, 219 l/p/h consumption, 6300 nm range @ 1100 RPM

Consumption at Anchor: 1,056 litres per day

MAIN MACHINERY

UMS engine room

Main Engines: 2 x Caterpillar 3512C 1,174kW (1,574 HP) @ 1800RPM

Engine Hours: Port: 7,287 (August 2026)

Starboard: 7,288 (August 2026)

Propulsion Type: Twin fixed pitch propeller 5 blade, 1,800mm diameter

Engine Controls: Caterpillar

Gear Boxes: 2 x ZF ZFW 7640

Shafting: Rubber design oil bath, SKP couplings and temp monitoring

Propellers: 2 x Fixed pitch 5 blade

Engine Ventilation: 2 x Witt & Sohn 17,500 m3/hr

GENERATORS & ELECTRICITY

Generators: 2 x CAT C18 @ 415 KVA = 330kW each

Generator Hours: Port:15,018 (August 2026)

Starboard:13,372 (August 2026)

Generator Fuel Consumption: 44 LPH average

Generator Exhaust System: HUGS cleaning system

Dry stack

Emergency/Night Generator: 1 x CAT C9 175kW

Emergency Generator Hours: 211 (August 2026)

Shore Power: 2 x 200A with lug connectors 240KW

Shore Power Converter: Atlas SPHUL300KX533-XH-LP

Batteries: Main engine start, e-gen start, transitional, service and GMDSS

Battery Chargers: 5 x Master Volt 24175-C

Generator Start: Electric

UPS (uninterruptible power supplies): Schneider UPS 3S

AUXILIARY MACHINERY

Steering System: Van der Velden YAR10121262

Rudders: Van der Velden - Becker style

Emergency Steering: BBA B60-180

Bow Thruster: Jastram BU40F 200kW

Stabilizers: NAIAD model 925

Ship roll stabilization system equipped with datum control and stabilization at rest

Under Water Lights: 41 x UWL lights, around full waterline

Helm/Wing Station Controls: Bridge Helm - Aventics Marex OS III

Wing stations - Aventics Marex MCS, control head TYPE 244

FUEL & OIL SYSTEM

Fuel Filters: Racor & CAT

Fuel Oil Separator: Alfa Laval MAB 103B-24 Coalescer KFWA-2

Fuel Transfer Pump: BBA B45 BVGMC+BI+SC X 2

Bunkering Station: Aft & Portside

Oily Bilge Water Separator: Peco Facet CPS 3.2E+14x1

Dirty Oil Pump: GVR BMF-15

Lubrication Oil Pump: GVR BMF-15

FIREFIGHTING & BILGE SYSTEM

Firefighting & Bilge Pump: BBA B70-250+BII+SC & BBA B60-220 BVMC+BII+SC

Emergency Fire & Bilge Pump: BBA B60-220 BVGMC+BII+SC & BBA B60-180

FRESH WATER SYSTEM

Fresh Water Makers: Dual HEM 38 Series Duplex/5600 (2 x 20,000L per day)

Fresh Water Treatment: HEM silver sterilizer and UV

Fresh Water Pressure: 3.4 bar

Hot & Cold Circulation Pump: 3 x Grundfos UPS 32-80

Hot Water Boilers: 3 x NIBE VPB + 3 x E-Tech heaters 36kw with hot water deck wash system

Puro Deck Water System: HEM PURO 30/5300

BLACK & GREY WATER SYSTEM

Black & Grey Water Treatment: Hamann HL Cont Plus 25

WC's (toilets/bidets): EVAC Optima 5 & 7

Sanitary Vacuum System: 2 x Jets 25MBA

Sanitary Water System: Hydrophore

Black & Grey Water Pumps: Gianneschi MV44 & 3 x BBA B40 BVGMC

GARBAGE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

Garbage Disposal: USON          OWMS

Garbage Compactor: Tony Team TT160

Garbage Cold Storage Room: Heinen & Hopman

Glass Crusher: PEL BB01 Baby Jaws

Macerator System: Uson

AC & VENTILATION SYSTEM

Air Conditioning: Heinen & Hopman 390kw

2 x Bitzer compressors and condensers

Air Compressor: 2 x Kaeser SX08

Air Handling Units: 2 x Heinen & Hopman

Provision Refrigeration: 2 x Heinen & Hopman R-449 3.9 kg 3.4KW cooling capacity

Engine Room AC: 2 x S.W. Heinen & Hopman cooled fans

2 x chilled water blowers

Engine Room Ventilation: 2 x Intake fans (reversible) Witt & Sohn 17,500 m3/hr

Galley Ventilation & Extraction: Vianen UV-C

HYDRAULIC SYSTEM

Hydraulic Power Packs: 2 x Cramm Powerpacks

Aft: passarelle, side boarding ladder, transom door & swim stairs

Forward: telescopic mast, toy store hatches and mooring doors

Emergency Power Pack: 1 x Cramm (M.O.B crane)

ANTIFOULING SYSTEM

Type: Jotun SeaQuantum Ultra S - black

Marine Growth and Hull Protection: Cathelco MGPS and ICCP

NAVIGATION & COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS

NAVIGATION SYSTEMS

Navigation Bridge:

Monitors: 7 x Hatteland 26”

X-Band Radar: Furuno FAR – 2228 (2026)

S-Band Radar: Furuno FAR-2137S

Chart Plotter: 2 x ECDIS Transas 4000, Paperless Bridge, and TimeZero Professional

UPS: Transitional bridge power

Magnetic Compass: 1 x Sperry Marine Fluxgate

Gyrocompass: 2 x Sperry Marine NAVIGAT 200 digital gyrocompass

Auto Pilot: Sperry Marine Navipliot 4000+

Rudder Angle Indicator System: Sperry Marine

Echo Sounder: Furuno FE-800

Speed Log: Furuno DS-80

Depth Sounder: FarSounder 1000

GPS: 2 x Furuno GP170

AIS: Furuno FA-170

Navtex: Furuno NX-700

Wind Instruments: Vaisala WXT-536

Horn: Kahlenberg F-3 Chimetone Air Horns and M-512 control unit

Search Lights: 2 x Carlisle and Finch seachlights (12”)

Night Vision Camera: 1 x FLIR M400

Tender Tracking System: AIS

Bridge Navigation Watch Alarm: BNWAS with SELMA motion sensor

Ships Computer: 2 x PC Maritime rack mount

COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS

SAT com: Inmarsat FB

VSAT: 2 x Seatel 6012-33

INMARSAT – C: Sailor Inmarsat mini C type 6110

SSAS: Sailor 6110 SSAS and LRIT

ECDIS: Transas NS 4000

VHF Radiotelephones: 3 x Sailor VHF 6222 DSC with 4 slave units

Portable VHF: 2 x Sailor SP3510 VHF

Portable GMDSS VHF: 3 x Sailor SP3520 GMDSS VHF

Intercom – Talk Back: Jotron Phonetech 3100

Telephone System: Digium D65 

VHF Digital Radios: Motorola

SSB: Sailor 6301 MF/HF

Navtex Receiver: Furuno NAVTEX NV-700

GMDSS Battery Plant: 2 x AG4D 12v 200Ah, Sailor 6081 charger

Starlink: 2 x Starlink Generation 3 Peplink Balance

Guest Phones: Spectralink 8440

DECK MACHINERY & EQUIPMENT

Anchors: 2 x SEC Gronongen – pool Style 970kg

Anchor Chains: U3 Stud Link 30mm, 2 x 8 shackles

Anchor Windlass System: Steen

Cranes: Nautical Structures 4,000lb knuckle boom

Warping Capstans: Steen

Davits: Cramm SOLAS crane

Passerelle: Cramm

Side Boarding Ladder: Marquipt carbon fiber

Sea-stair: Hakvoort

Side boarding Gangway: Cramm

Swimming Ladder: Carbon Fiber

Wash Down: Hot water washdown to retain paint quality

SAFETY, SECURITY, & FIREFIGHTING EQUIPMENT

Security System: Deck sensors

CCTV: Oncam Cameras with Milestone Xprotect Smart Client

Monitors: Engine room, bridge, captain’s cabin & crew mess

Ship’s Safe: First Alert

Doorbell: Doorbell Camera linked to CCTV and Digium phone system

Panic Buttons: Security panic buttons in each guest area on light control fixtures

Fixed Firefighting System: Ultrafog

Firefighting Equipment: 4 x Drager SCBA sets

Gas Detection: Monicon MC45 (toy store) & Drager 02 (dive store)

Smoke Detection: Tyco Minerva MX T2000

Alarms: ADK Dekasys

MOB Boat: Williams 505

Life Rafts: 4 x 20 man

1 x 10 man

Breathing Apparatus: 4 x Draeger SCBA sets

4 x Viking SOLAS fire suits

Lifejackets: 4 x Challenger 150N child  

66 x Challenger 150N adult

7 x Spinlock Duro SOLAS

Immersion Suits: 4 x Crewsaver child

13 x Crewsaver medium

13 x Crewsaver universal

8 x Crewsaver extra large

Life Rings: 8 X SOLAS A Life rings

EPIRB: 2 x Sailor 4065 EPIRB

SART: 2 x Jotron SART20

2 x McMurdo S5A

Flares and Signals: 2 x Complete SOLAS flare kits

Medical Equipment: MedLink Global Kit 20

ENTERTAINMENT, AUDIO/VISUAL AND IT SYSTEMS

Video Equipment: Kaleidescape System

TVRO: 2 x Seatel ST120TVHD

Audio Equipment: Crestron, Mirage, Sonos, James audio speakers

Control: Crestron

Light Management: Lutron

Main Salon: 65” (165cm) TV

Crestron System

Apple TV

Master Stateroom: 60” (152cm) TV

Crestron System

Apple TV

VIP Stateroom: 50” (127cm) TV

Crestron System

Apple TV

Guest Staterooms: 40” (101cm) TV

Crestron System

Apple TV

Sundeck: 65” (165cm) TV

Crestron System

Apple TV

Exterior (Aft Deck): 65” (165cm) TV

Crestron System

Apple TV

Captain’s Cabin: 50” (127cm) TV

Crestron System

Apple TV

Crew Mess: 50” (127cm) TV

Crestron System

Apple TV

WIFI: 2 x Starlink Generation 3

Peplink Balance

GALLEY & LAUNDRY EQUIPMENT

MAIN GALLEY EQUIPMENT

Cooking Equipment: Bartscher Induction Cooktops Series 900 (4 burner and 2 burner)

2 x MKN SpaceCombi steam ovens

Refrigeration/Freezer: 1 x Bartscher refrigerator 

1 x Bartscher freezer

Precision under counter refrigerator (dual compartment)

Dishwasher: Hobart FX-B-SEF

Other: AltoSham plate warmer

Quooker hot water tap

Hoshizaki ice machine IM 45-CNE

PANTRIES AND OTHERS

Refrigeration/Freezer: Fischer & Paykel refrigerator freezer (main deck pantry and owner‘s deck pantry)

Other: Hoshizaki ice machine IM-30-CNE (main deck pantry and owner’s deck pantry)

Quooker hot water tap (main deck pantry and owner’s deck pantry)

Zerica 3 way drink tap (main deck pantry and owner’s deck pantry)

CREW GALLEY / MESS EQUIPMENT / COOKING EQUIPMENT

Microwave: Miele

Refrigeration/Freezer: 1 x Corner refrigerator

1 x U-Line refrigerator

1 x U-Line freezer

Dishwasher: 2 x Miele

Other: Quooker hot water tap

Zerica 3 way drink tap

Hoshizaki ice maker IM-30-CNE

Sun Deck: Quooker hot water tap

Hoshizaki ice maker IM-30-CNE

Zerica 3 way drink tap

2 x Refrigerators

Wine Storage: 2 x 168 bottle mQuvée chillers

Main Laundry Equipment: 4 x Mielle Professional PW6065 commercial washers

4 x Miele Professional 7137 commercial dryers

1 x PEKO ETS 1900 drying cabinet

1 x Miele Professional HM 16-83 rotary iron

1 x Miele Fashionmaster steam iron

Deck & Engineering Laundry Equipment: 2 x Mielle Professional PW6065 commercial washers

2 x Miele Professional PT7137 commercial dryers

(located in dive room)

OTHER EQUIPMENT

Spa Tub: 10 Person jacuzzi on sundeck with 8,000 Litre retention tank

Sauna: Yes

Guest Elevators: Lutz glass elevator servicing all guest cabins from lower deck to bridge deck

Lutz elevator from bridge deck to sundeck

Dumbwaiter: Lutz dumbwaiter from tank deck to bridge deck servicing galley and service pantries

Guest Gym Equipment: Technogym wall

Dumbells

Bench

Treadmill

Crew Gym Equipment: Treadmill

Stationary bike

Dumbells

Bench

Sun Awnings: Sol-Mates – sun awnings on all decks with carbon poles and integrated up-lighting

TENDERS & TOYS

Tenders: Cockwells 8m (26’) Custom Limousine with 2 x Volvo D3 - 220 HP each

Novurania LX780 7.8m (25'06") with 1 x Volvo D3 - 220 HP each

Williams D505 5m (16'06") Jetdrive w/ Yanmar 4JH110 - HP with SOLAS rescue tender conversion kit

Toys: 12 x Go Cycle e-Bikes

2 x Single kayaks

2 x Double kayaks

2 x Yamaha Jet Pod Pro Seascooters

3 x Yamaha Seawing II

2 x Sublue Mix pro Sea Wings

Diving Compressor: Nitrox Solutions dive system with 3 cylinder bank

8 x Dive tanks with BCD’s and regulators in dive room

Dive Board: Yes with port and starboard mounting positions on owner’s deck aft

CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS

2026: New X Band Radar - Furuno FAR – 2228

2024: Gray hull and bootstripe repainted by Pinmar Barcelona

2022: FarSounder 1000 installed into bulbous bow at MB92 Barcelona

Interior:

2026: 2 New Miele dishwasher in crew mess

2023: 2 New MKN SpaceCombi steam ovens in galley

EXCLUSIONS

A detailed inventory and a list of exclusions will be provided pursuant to a Purchase Agreement. The name SCOUT is reserved in the hailing port George Town, Cayman Islands.

DISCLAIMER

NOT FOR SALE OR CHARTER TO US RESIDENTS WHILE IN US WATERS

All speeds, measurements, capacities, consumptions, etc. may be approximate or estimated. Specifications provided for information only. Data was obtained from sources believed to be reliable and is not guaranteed by owner or brokers. Buyer assumes the responsibility to ascertain the correctness of all data contained herein and otherwise provided and must instruct his agent and surveyors to confirm all details for accuracy prior to purchase. Subject to prior sale price and inventory change or withdrawal from market without notice.