Two Bubbles

Eight knots is a deliberate cruising speed, not a limitation, and it says plainly what kind of yacht Two Bubbles is built to be. Two MAN D2676 engines, each rated at 395 hp, drive her Explorer-style hull, a monohull that Steeler built in 2024 for range rather than pace.

Build and provenance

Steeler built Two Bubbles as an Ocean Explorer in 2024, and she is offered now as a used yacht with the build still close to new. At 22 metres, 73 feet, with a beam of 6.5 metres and a draught of 1.7 metres, her proportions sit within an explorer style meant for steady offshore passages rather than short coastal hops.

Layout and accommodation

Seven guests are accommodated across three cabins aboard the 22-metre hull, each with room to spread out rather than a berth count pushed to its limit. That balance of length to guest count is set by Two Bubbles' Ocean Explorer design, which puts passage-making ahead of maximising headcount.

Performance and engineering

Two MAN D2676 engines, each producing 395 hp, give her a cruising speed of 8 knots, a pace built to hold a course economically over an Explorer-style hull rather than to sprint between anchorages. Fin stabilisers work both at anchor and under way, keeping her steady on longer runs.

On deck and at anchor

A swimming platform opens her stern to the water, and a watermaker with a generator support time away from a marina. Bow and stern thrusters simplify close-quarters handling in tight harbours, a flybridge adds a second helm and lounging position above the main deck, and a crane handles tender and toy launching. Air conditioning and a Starlink connection keep guests comfortable and in touch at anchor.

Where she lies and how to see her

Two Bubbles lies in Bonaire. Boatcrowd arranges viewings on the island and attends them with you, and a survey and sea trial follow once an offer on her is accepted.