ISA Voyager 45M

A stern pool and an open aft deck built for lounging say more about a day aboard the ISA Voyager 45M than her length does. ISA has moved the superstructure forward on this 45-metre explorer, freeing the whole back of the boat for exactly that kind of unstructured time, with a six-metre tender and its crane tucked out of sight in the side handrail so the space still reads as a deck rather than a garage.

Build and provenance

Enrico Gobbi, working as Team for Design, drew both the exterior and the interior, while ISA's own naval architects handled the engineering beneath. She is a steel-hulled yacht with an aluminium superstructure, a pairing that keeps weight down where it matters for stability without giving up the strength of steel below the waterline. Delivery is due in 2028.

Layout and accommodation

Ten guests sleep across five cabins, and a crew of nine runs the boat around them, a ratio that keeps service unhurried without crowding the accommodation deck.

Performance and engineering

Two CAT C32 engines carry her at a twelve-knot cruise and up to fourteen knots flat out, speeds suited to unhurried coastal days rather than fast passages. The open aft deck and stern pool matter more to how those days feel than the numbers on the spec sheet, and at this pace she is built around the anchorage rather than the miles between anchorages.

Where she lies and how to see her

The ISA Voyager 45M is under construction in Italy, and that is where a viewing happens. Boatcrowd sets it up and is there with you, and once an offer is accepted, the survey and sea trial follow before handover.