ER 65 m Ice Class Expedition Motoryacht
Length: 65.0 m I Beam: 11.8 m I Draft: 4 m I Guests: 12 I Cabins: 7
Status: In Build
Builder: RMK Marine
Delivery: 2026
The ER 65 m Expedition Motoryacht is a true long-range explorer, seamlessly combining serious expedition capability with the comfort and refinement of a modern luxury superyacht.
Engineered to Polar Code Category B – Ice Class PC 6 standards, the yacht is capable of operating in demanding environments, including Arctic and Antarctic regions, while remaining equally suited for cruising in warmer climates. This balance allows for unrestricted global exploration without compromise.
Her exterior presents a confident and purposeful expedition profile, defined by clean, timeless lines and strong proportions. Large exterior decks, well-planned operational zones, and clear circulation paths support both private cruising and expedition use, while maintaining a refined and elegant onboard atmosphere.
The yacht is designed with advanced hybrid propulsion, enabling efficient long-range operation, reduced environmental impact, and quiet cruising when required. A certified helipad with refueling capability, dedicated tender storage, and specialized exploration features further reinforce her role as a true expedition platform.
Accommodating 12 guests and 20 crew across five decks, the ER 65 m offers a carefully balanced layout that combines autonomy, safety, and comfort. Every aspect of the yacht reflects ER Yacht Design’s approach to creating vessels that are both technically capable and visually timeless.
The ER 65 m Expedition Motoryacht represents a new generation of explorer yachts, where capability, efficiency, and refined living come together in a cohesive and purposeful design.
From Design to Build
The ER 65 m Ice Class Expedition Motoryacht is currently in build at RMK Marine in Turkey. Developed as a custom long-range explorer, the yacht brings together Ice class capability, timeless exterior design, and practical expedition functionality for extended cruising in remote regions.