Constructed with a steel hull and aluminium superstructure, Abeking & Rasmussen's superyacht Nurja is built on a SWATH (Small Waterplane Area Twin Hull) platform, delivering increased stability and volume, with a beam of 17.8 metres and a total volume of 926GT.
The interior of the superyacht for sale is arranged around functionality and comfort for extended time at sea, with a clean and practical design approach. The main saloon is notably configured as a wide, open-plan space, incorporating a lounge area, sit-up bar, and a forward dining table separated by a partition. Large surrounding windows introduce natural light and maintain strong visual connections to the exterior, while sliding doors provide direct access to the aft deck. The decor avoids heavy ornamentation, favouring simple materials and straight lines to create an uncluttered environment. Additional interior spaces include an upper lounge overlooking the helideck and a gym, while system upgrades completed during her rebuild include integrated Crestron entertainment and Böning automation.
The exterior of the motor yacht for sale reflects a purpose-driven design shaped by her SWATH hull configuration, prioritising stability, safety, and usable deck space. Her profile is defined by functional lines, with minimal exterior teak and varnished finishes in keeping with an expedition-focused brief. A certified helideck is positioned on the upper deck aft, capable of accommodating helicopters up to 2.8 tonnes, while still leaving space for additional deck use. Below, a dedicated tender garage houses a 7m Novurania tender and a 4.5m rescue boat. The yacht’s multihull structure creates expansive deck areas that rival those found on larger yachts, while also supporting increased stability at anchor and underway.
Accommodation onboard the yacht for sale is arranged for up to 10 guests across five cabins. The owner’s suite, located forward on the upper deck, features a semi-circular layout that provides near 180-degree views, along with a private study and dedicated bathroom areas. Guest cabins are positioned on the main deck and include a mix of double and twin configurations, with additional Pullman berths to enhance flexibility. The overall arrangement prioritises space and natural light, with cabin proportions larger than typically seen on yachts of this length. Crew accommodation is configured separately to support efficient onboard operations and service.
Powered by twin Caterpillar C32 engines, Nurja reaches a top speed of 15 knots and cruises at 10 knots, with a range of up to 4,000 nautical miles.
Abeking & Rasmussen’s portfolio also includes a number of large custom yachts that reflect the yard’s engineering-led approach. The 118m superyacht Liva, delivered in 2023, features exterior and interior design by Joseph Dirand Architecture and incorporates diesel-electric propulsion.
Meanwhile, the 98m superyacht Aviva, delivered in 2017 with design by Reymond Langton Design, is notable for its integrated indoor padel tennis court and large internal volumes, placing it among the largest yachts by volume at the time of her launch.
Nurja is currently listed for sale with an asking price of €38,000,000.
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