Description
MAVERICK is one of the most awarded explorer superyachts of her generation, combining genuine global exploration capability with exceptional design, comfort, and technical sophistication. Hull #1 of the Cantiere delle Marche Flexplorer 146 Four Deck, she has received six major awards between 2024 and 2025, including the World Superyacht Award, Robb Report Best of the Best, and Design & Innovation Award. At 499 GT, she offers exceptional volume and autonomy, with a 6,800 nautical mile range and the engineering credentials to cruise confidently in some of the world's most remote waters. Having already proven her capabilities from high-latitude ice cruising to the Mediterranean, MAVERICK represents the purest expression of modern explorer yachting.
Specifications
- Asking Price
- €29,500,000
- Length
- 145'5"/44.33m
- Beam
- 28'3"/8.6m
- Gross Tonnage
- 499 GT
- Built
- 2024
- Maximum speed
- 15.5 knots
- Cruise Speed
- 12 knots
- Builder
- Cantiere Delle Marche
- Guests
- 13
- Cabins
- 6
- Crew
- 9
- Hull
- Steel
- Superstructure
- Aluminum
Key Features
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A true adventurer, having already visited locations including Bermuda, the Arctic, and the Monaco Grand Prix
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Full beam owner’s suite on a private deck with a walk in wardrobe and convertible child’s cabin
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The aft deck pool folds flush beneath the teak to create a clean open space for lounging, entertaining, or storage underway
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Interiors designed with daily life in mind, including a versatile galley opening directly onto the salon
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High range of 6,800 nautical miles at 10 knots, providing comfortable accessibility to remote regions
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Extensive upgrades since delivery, including an additional crew/guest cabin, increased storage, and additional toy charging facilities
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Multiple award winner, including the World Superyacht Award, the Robb Report Best of the Best, and the Design & Innovation Award
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Bespoke jet skis and selected accessories, customised to match the aesthetic of the vessel
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22mm ICE Belt 40cm below and over the waterline, plus 5mm of material in the propellers for impact resistance
General Arrangement
Designed by Francesco Paszkowski and Margherita Casprini, her interiors are highly customized around the way an owner actually lives onboard. The main deck features an asymmetric layout that opens the full beam to starboard, creating a generous, light-filled salon, while a discreet service corridor to port allows the crew to move efficiently between the galley and cockpit without passing through guest areas. The galley opens directly onto the salon and centers around a large island that functions equally well as a breakfast bar, preparation area, or informal gathering point. High-end European furnishings add warmth and sophistication without compromising the relaxed atmosphere expected aboard a true family explorer.
MAVERICK accommodates guests across seven cabins distributed over three decks. The owner's suite is positioned forward on the main deck, while a fully private owner's deck on the upper level provides an exceptional retreat complete with a walk-in wardrobe and a flexible children's cabin that can be converted into an office, massage room, or additional private space. Four further en-suite guest cabins are located on the lower deck, offering a versatile arrangement for family and guests.
Her outdoor spaces are designed around the freedom and versatility that define the explorer experience. Four decks provide multiple settings for relaxation and entertaining, complemented by a crow's nest offering elevated views over the surrounding landscape. On the main deck aft, an innovative disappearing pool folds flush beneath the teak when not in use, seamlessly returning the space to an expansive open deck. When underway, the drained pool volume doubles as protected storage for outdoor furniture, maintaining a clean and practical deck configuration.
The yacht's expedition credentials are matched by thoughtful utility spaces designed for extended time at sea. The area created by the crane footprint below the main deck incorporates a gym, additional crew cabin, professional laundry, and dedicated diving equipment storage. This practical approach ensures that every aspect of life onboard, from wellness and watersports to crew operations and long-range cruising, is supported without compromising guest areas.
Built for genuine exploration, MAVERICK is powered by twin Caterpillar C32 ACERT engines delivering 970 kW each, with a top speed of 15.5 knots and an impressive range of 6,800 nautical miles at 10 knots. Her technical specification includes 22mm ice-belt reinforcement above and below the waterline, additional propeller reinforcement, two pairs of zero-speed stabilizer fins, and a 90 kW electric bow thruster. With 460 tons of displacement and a four-deck configuration, she offers the strength, stability, and autonomy required for serious global cruising.
MAVERICK has already demonstrated her capabilities in real-world conditions, sailing to the 84th Parallel through open icebergs, crossing the Atlantic, and cruising the Mediterranean. She has been designed not simply to visit remote destinations, but to make long-range exploration a comfortable and rewarding way of life. Award-winning, proven, and purpose-built, MAVERICK offers her next owner the rare opportunity to continue that journey.