Victory Yacht

Design & Construction

Designed around a deep vee GRP hull and superstructure she features a 23'4" beam and a 6'9" draft. The yacht has an internal volume of 179 GT (Gross Tonnes).

This was the sixth yacht built on the Numarine 102 design. She was delivered to her owners in June 2015.

Exterior Design

Victory features a striking flybridge area, which spans approximately 60 square meters. It is equipped with a full bar accompanied by three stools, offering a welcoming space for social gatherings. The port side of the flybridge boasts an expansive sun padding area and an L-shaped seating arrangement, complete with a central tea table for guest enjoyment. On the opposite side, an additional L-shaped sofa is paired with a tea table, situated adjacent to a notable jacuzzi feature.

To accommodate tenders, Victory is fitted with an Opacmare crane capable of hoisting up to 600 kg, located on the starboard side of the flybridge. This area also includes a control station outfitted with Raymarine equipment. Direct access to the wheelhouse is provided through a pantographic door, enhancing the functionality of the yacht's layout.

The main deck aft is designed with a spacious cockpit area, offering seating for at least eight people. A bar unit with ice makers and refrigerators can be found on the starboard side, further emphasizing the yacht's commitment to guest convenience and entertainment.

Victory also features a submergible swimming platform and a passerelle for ease of boarding and water activities.

Interior Design

The interior of Victory is characterized by a combination of functionality and refined aesthetics, tailored to enhance the experience of life at sea. As you step into the salon from the cockpit area, the immediate impression is one of space and light, facilitated by large windows and the use of dark parquetry flooring which contrasts with the bright influx of natural light.

In terms of furnishings, the salon hosts two sofas arranged to face each other, promoting an environment conducive to social interaction. A television is discreetly positioned for entertainment without dominating the room. The salon's design prioritizes practicality and comfort, with materials chosen for their durability and ease of maintenance as well as their visual appeal.

The dining area, positioned forward in the salon, is designed to accommodate eight guests. It serves as a focal point for communal dining, with an emphasis on accessibility and convenience. The table and seating are crafted from materials selected for their resilience and ability to withstand the rigors of maritime use, while also offering a stylish dining setting.

The galley is equipped with professional-grade equipment, underscoring the yacht’s capacity to cater to high standards of cuisine and service. Access to the galley is available from both the salon and the port walkway, underscoring the thoughtful consideration given to the flow of movement on board. The choice of appliances and finishes in the galley reflects a commitment to both form and function.

The Pilot House is accessible via a corridor on the starboard side of the main deck. The use of Raymarine electronics is indicative of the yacht’s commitment to utilizing trusted, state-of-the-art technology for both navigation and vessel management.

Accommodation

Victory provides sleeping arrangements for 10 guests distributed among five cabins, each crafted to ensure a luxurious and restful experience at sea.

The owner's suite is an expansive retreat located on the main deck level, offering panoramic views through large windows on both the starboard and port sides. It features a queen bed centrally positioned in the cabin, complemented by ample storage and a semi-open walk-in closet with a glass ceiling that invites natural light in. The owner's suite also includes a private bathroom with a double sink, shower unit, and toilet.

Descending to the lower deck, guests will find four additional cabins designed with comfort and privacy in mind. Two guest cabins are situated in the forward area, including a full VIP cabin with a queen-size bed, a cozy seating area, and a vanity. It also boasts significant storage space and an ensuite bathroom with a double sink. The twin cabin on the starboard side serves well for families, offering a comfortable space with an ensuite bathroom.

The aft section of the lower deck houses two more guest cabins. On the port side, there is a double cabin with an ensuite bathroom, large windows, and plenty of storage. The starboard side aft features a twin cabin with two beds, an ensuite bathroom, and carpeted flooring, mirroring the comfort and amenities of the twin cabin in the forward section.

Up to five crew members can be accommodated in three crew cabins, each with its own bathroom facilities. A full kitchen within the crew quarters provides a functional space for meal preparations.

Performance & Capabilities

Equipped with twin diesel Caterpillar C32 engines, each boasting 1,825 horsepower, Victory presents formidable power. These engines provide her with the ability to achieve a notable top speed of 28 knots. For extended cruising, she maintains a comfortable pace of 22 knots. With a fuel capacity of 11,470 liters, Victory offers a significant range, capable of voyaging up to 500 nautical miles at her cruising speed, facilitating long trips at sea without the frequent need for refueling.

Victory's stability in various sea conditions is enhanced by the inclusion of SeaKeeper zero-speed stabilizers. These gyroscope stabilizers are instrumental in maintaining the yacht's equilibrium, ensuring passenger comfort even in turbulent waters. This feature is particularly beneficial when the yacht is at rest or moving at lower speeds, reducing roll and providing a more pleasant onboard experience.

The yacht's navigation and control systems are supported by a comprehensive suite of Raymarine electronic equipment. This integration of advanced technology ensures precise handling and monitoring for safe and efficient voyages.