Whisper Iate a motor

Five decks of interior and exterior space is what a buyer is really assessing aboard Whisper. Lürssen delivered her in 2014 at 95 metres, and a 2025 interior refit by Michael S Smith puts a fresh layer over Espen Øino's original exterior design. The result is a yacht whose rooms have had two separate design passes rather than one.

Build and provenance

Whisper is a Lürssen build on a monohull, finished in 2014 to a displacement profile designed for its displacement rather than outright speed. Espen Øino designed her exterior, and Michael S Smith led an interior refit completed in 2025, so a buyer is looking at a proven hull carrying a freshly finished interior rather than one still due an interior update.

Layout and accommodation

Her spaces run across five decks, with the owner's cabin set behind panoramic glass and finished with a fireplace and a skylight overhead. Cabin and guest numbers are confirmed directly to enquirers; what is clear from the deck plan is a yacht built around large, connected living spaces rather than a maximum berth count.

Performance and engineering

Whisper is built to a displacement profile, the style that favours range and a steady ride over outright speed, and stabilisation and tender details are confirmed directly to enquirers rather than published on the listing.

On deck and at anchor

A 12-metre mosaic pool sits on the sun deck, and a spa with a hammam, a cold plunge pool and a fold-down gym terrace covers wellness for the length of a stay. A beauty salon, a steam room and a massage room sit alongside it, and a cinema and a stock of water toys fill the hours a buyer would otherwise spend ashore.

Where she lies and how to see her

Whisper's current location is shared with buyers on enquiry, and Boatcrowd organises each viewing and is there for it. Once an offer is accepted, a survey and sea trial follow before completion.