Tortura

Six cabins for 12 guests is a generous ratio on an explorer-style motor yacht of 26 metres, and Tortura spends that space on three owner-style cabins spread across different decks rather than one owner's suite and five afterthoughts. Aegean Yacht built her in 2024, and she is offered from Bodrum, in Turkey.

Build and provenance

She has a steel hull and an aluminium superstructure, a full-displacement design suited to distance rather than speed, and at 187 gross tonnes she carries real volume for her length. Aegean Yacht handled her exterior design, naval architecture and interior design in house, keeping the look and the structure decided by one yard rather than several contributors. Her beam of 6.9 metres underpins the six-cabin layout below.

Layout and accommodation

Three of the six cabins are owner-style, positioned on different decks rather than clustered together, spreading privacy through the yacht instead of concentrating it in one place. The upper deck owner's cabin opens directly onto a private aft terrace, away from guest traffic elsewhere on board. The main salon combines a seating area with its own dining table, and the layout throughout makes efficient use of the available volume. Four crew look after the 12 guests across those six cabins, a ratio that keeps service attentive without feeling crowded.

Performance and engineering

Two engines, each rated at 1,300hp, power Tortura at displacement speeds suited to covering distance comfortably rather than arriving quickly. Her full-displacement hull, steel below the waterline, is built for a long day under way rather than a short hop between anchorages.

On deck and at anchor

The aft deck carries its own dining space by the swim platform, the sundeck adds further lounging space, and wide side decks make moving around her easy underway.

Where she lies and how to see her

Tortura lies in Bodrum, in Turkey. We handle viewings ourselves and attend every one; once an offer is accepted, a survey and sea trial follow before anything is final.