Vanora

Twenty-two guests across eleven cabins, with sixteen crew to run the boat around them, is the scale of a small hotel rather than a private yacht: Vanora is built for that kind of number. Seacrest Marine delivered her in 2023 at fifty-two metres, a monohull displacement design built to carry a full complement of guests and crew in comfort.

Build and provenance

Vanora is a Seacrest Marine build from 2023, a monohull hull form on a full-displacement style suited to her fifty-two-metre length. No refit or prior ownership history is recorded for this listing, so she comes to market as a comparatively young yacht.

Layout and accommodation

Eleven cabins sleep twenty-two guests aboard Vanora, and a crew of sixteen look after them, a ratio that points to full service rather than a lean skeleton crew. At fifty-two metres, there is room to keep guest and crew areas properly apart; the exact arrangement is a detail for a viewing to confirm.

Performance and engineering

Vanora cruises at thirteen knots and can reach twenty-two knots at full power, a gap that suggests a displacement hull with reserve power in hand rather than one built to run flat out. No engine make or output is published for this listing, a detail the survey will confirm.

Where she lies and how to see her

Vanora lies in Phuket, Thailand. Boatcrowd will arrange a viewing there and be present for it, and once an offer is accepted, a survey and sea trial follow before she changes hands. She also charters through Boatcrowd out of Phuket, so a buyer weighing up the decision can spend a week aboard first, without committing to anything more.