Kamoka

Eight guests across four cabins is a deliberately modest brief for an 85ft explorer, and Kamoka spends the volume elsewhere: on tankage, stabilisation and a crew of four to run her. Numarine delivered her from the 26XP series in 2023, and she comes to Boatcrowd from her berth in Monaco.

Build and provenance

She is built on Numarine's 26XP explorer platform, a displacement hull shaped for efficient long-range cruising rather than outright speed. At 26 metres and 85ft, with a beam of 6.6 metres and a draft of 2.1 metres, she carries the proportions the series is known for, and her stability at anchor and underway follows from that hull shape. Delivered in 2023, she has a short history rather than an inherited one, which for a buyer means a straightforward survey rather than a reconstructed one.

Layout and accommodation

Four cabins sleep eight guests, and a crew of four look after them, a ratio that keeps a full boat comfortable rather than stretched. The full-beam owner's suite includes a private study and a separate dressing room, a layout choice that gives the principal cabin its own working space rather than folding it into the sleeping area. The remaining three cabins are each ensuite, with air conditioning and finishes brought up to a contemporary standard throughout.

Performance and engineering

Two 560hp MAN engines give her a ten-knot cruise and a top speed of fourteen knots: an explorer's pace, built for covering ground steadily rather than for a fast lunch run. Her stabilisation systems hold her level at anchor as well as underway, and a video walkthrough of her decks is available for a buyer who wants a first look before travelling to see her.

Recent works

Her recent works cover the mechanical side rather than the cosmetic: a service of her air conditioning system, attention to her MAN engines and their gearboxes, and maintenance on her generators, work completed rather than scheduled. For a buyer, that lowers the list of jobs waiting after handover.

Where she lies and how to see her

Kamoka lies in Monaco, and a viewing there is easy to arrange: Boatcrowd sets the date and is on the boat with you when you look at her. Should an offer follow, a surveyor and a sea trial come next, both arranged through us. She is also in our charter fleet, so a buyer weighing the decision can spend a week aboard first: her charter page carries the calendar.