Evadne Rock 90 Hull #5

Three guest cabins plus a full-beam owner's suite give the Evadne Rock 90 Hull #5 four cabins for eight guests, and a half-level configuration inside makes her feel like a three-deck yacht despite her explorer profile. Evadne is building her now, in steel, for delivery in 2027.

Build and provenance

Vripack designed her and Evadne is building her in steel, a full-displacement monohull with an angular, high-bowed profile and expansive outdoor space. At 6.5 metres beam and a 1.8-metre draught, she is hull number five in the Rock series, still a build in progress rather than a yacht already at berth, so a buyer inherits a specification rather than a history.

Layout and accommodation

Three guest cabins accompany the full-beam owner's suite for a total of four cabins and eight guests, and that owner's suite has its own fold-down balcony, a private terrace over the sea rather than just a bigger window. Interior spaces use muted fabrics, maple wood and natural stone accents rather than a single dominant material. An expansive lounge deck extends the living space outdoors, and the half-level layout between decks is what lets a 90-foot yacht read as a taller, three-deck boat.

Performance and engineering

Two 1,000 hp Caterpillar C18 diesels give her a 12-knot cruise and a 15.5-knot top speed, with Humphree stabilisers to keep her level under way. Her fuel tanks hold 2,589 gallons and fresh water 55 gallons, tankage built for real distance rather than a short coastal hop, and the fast-displacement hull is drawn to make the most of that range without needing to plane.

Where she lies and how to see her

Her build progresses at the yard in Istanbul, Turkey, where Evadne Rock 90 Hull #5 is under construction as hull number five in the series. Boatcrowd arranges visits to see her progress and attends them with a buyer; once an offer on this build slot is accepted, survey and sea trial are arranged ahead of handover, the same sequence as for any yacht not yet delivered.