ISY 164 Aventura Iate a motor

An explorer profile at 164 feet asks a lot of a designer: enough volume for long passages, enough restraint that she still reads as a yacht built to go somewhere rather than to be looked at. ISY 164 Aventura, due from Inace Yachts in 2027, is drawn on those terms, with an advanced bow and deck lines built for distance. At 499 gross tons she carries the scale to back the profile up.

Build and provenance

Inace Yachts is building Aventura as a steel-hulled monohull, a construction choice suited to the distance running an explorer yacht is meant for. She measures fifty metres, 164 feet, with a nine-metre beam, proportions that read as broad rather than sleek and give her the stability an explorer needs. Due in 2027, she is still in build, so a buyer is effectively commissioning the finish rather than inheriting someone else's choices.

Layout and accommodation

Twelve guests are accommodated across six cabins, with a crew of ten to run the yacht, a ratio generous enough for genuine service rather than a skeleton team stretched thin. Multiple deck levels separate dining, seating and quieter corners, and teak decking finishes the outdoor spaces to the standard expected at this scale.

Performance and engineering

Aventura is designed to cruise at twelve knots, a pace that suits an explorer built for range and comfort over speed for its own sake. No engine specification is confirmed at this stage, which is normal for a yacht still in build; the figures that are already fixed, her length, her tonnage and her cabin count, are the ones that will not change between now and delivery.

Where she lies and how to see her

Aventura is currently in build in Brazil. Boatcrowd will arrange viewings once she is available and attend them alongside you, and once an offer on her is accepted, survey and sea trial follow in the usual sequence before handover.