Nautilus

Eight guests across four cabins is the space a buyer takes on with Nautilus, a 72-foot flybridge motor yacht built by Clipper. She is a Cordova 70, completed in 2025, and listed now as a used yacht. Her flybridge deck gives a second gathering space above the saloon, the kind of room a buyer weighs before ownership rather than after it.

Build and provenance

Clipper built Nautilus as a Cordova 70, a monohull motor yacht with a flybridge deck, delivered in 2025. She comes to market listed as a used yacht, with any ownership history beyond that classification confirmed only at survey.

Layout and accommodation

Four cabins sleep eight guests, a layout suited to a family cruising together or two couples sharing the boat comfortably. The flybridge adds a second deck above the saloon, giving her a separate space for sun and conversation away from the cabins below.

Performance and engineering

She measures 22 metres in length with a 5.6-metre beam, a monohull built to carry a flybridge's added top-deck weight. Her engine and speed figures are not part of the record for this listing, so a sea trial after an accepted offer is where a buyer confirms how she runs.

Where she lies and how to see her

Nautilus lies on the Gold Coast in Australia, where enquiries and viewings begin. We stand as the point of contact through that process, and once an offer is accepted, survey and sea trial follow before the sale completes.