Boats for saleExplorer 50 Grand Voyage

Explorer 50 Grand Voyage – For sale

DESIGNER:
FUTUNA YACHTS
TYPE:
Sail
  MODEL DETAILS
ID
4769
DATE LISTED
2026-05-01 09:53:24
CATEGORY
Sail
YEAR
2021
BRAND
FUTUNA YACHTS
MODEL
Explorer 50 Grand Voyage
DESIGNER
Futuna Yachts
PRICE
EUR
$
750000
LOCATION
Tahiti
  SPECS
LENGTH OVERALL (M)
15.8
BEAM (M)
4.62
ACCOMMODATION
3 Cabins
HULL TYPE
monohull
  CONTACT
BROKER
36 Degrees Brokerage
Laurent Boudou
Mobile:
+64 21 424 789
Email:
laurent@36degrees.nz

The 2021 Futuna Explorer 50 Grand Voyage represents the pinnacle of modern bluewater cruising yacht design. Built by the renowned New Zealand yard Futuna Yachts, this 15.8-metre monohull was conceived for serious offshore passagemaking — from the Pacific Islands to the far corners of the globe. Currently based in Tahiti, this vessel is already positioned in one of the world's great cruising grounds and ready for her next chapter.

At 15.8 metres on the waterline with a generous 4.62-metre beam, the Explorer 50 delivers exceptional interior volume for a performance cruiser. Three well-appointed cabins offer comfortable accommodation for extended offshore voyages, with a layout designed to balance liveaboard practicality with genuine sea-keeping ability. Futuna Yachts has earned a formidable international reputation for building robust, performance-oriented offshore yachts with exceptional build quality.

The Explorer 50 Grand Voyage variant takes that DNA further, with a focus on long-range capability, structural integrity and self-sufficiency at sea. This is not a marina queen — she is a thoroughbred blue water cruiser ready to go anywhere. Offered at EUR $750,000, this is a rare opportunity to acquire a barely-used, premium New Zealand-built passage maker in an enviable location.

Inspection strongly encouraged.

Explorer 50 Grand Voyage

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