NUMARINE 45XP - Numarine FOR SALE

The 45XP stands as the crown jewel of Numarine’s acclaimed explorer yacht family, a luxury motor yacht conceived for far‑reaching adventure without sacrificing elegance, comfort, or style. A true superyacht for modern voyagers, she blends expedition capability with refined living in the 45‑meter class.

Since launching the XP concept, Numarine has grown the line to include the 22XP, 27XP, 30XP, 32XP, 37XP, and 40MXP, with the 45XP reigning at the top as the flagship. This comprehensive portfolio showcases the brand’s commitment to long‑range cruising and bluewater performance across every size.

With delivery achievable approximately 36 months from contract execution, the build schedule is notably swift for her category, making her one of the most compelling opportunities in the 45 m explorer yacht segment today. The vessel’s engineering and development are led by Kroes Marine Projects, and full specifications and general arrangement plans are available upon request.

Her design breaks new ground not only in profile but in the on‑board experience: a forward‑facing owner’s suite commands a private exterior terrace, complete with a spa pool featuring a cascading waterfall and floor‑to‑ceiling glass that floods the space with light. The interior ambience, curated by Milan’s renowned Hot Lab studio, delivers a sophisticated, contemporary aesthetic that complements her purposeful lines.

Every 45XP is built to the owner’s vision. Exterior paintwork, interior layout, décor, garage configuration, and deck arrangements are all tailored to individual preferences, yielding a bespoke global cruiser that reflects personal taste while upholding robust expedition yacht credentials.

A full‑displacement steel hull underpins her ocean‑going poise, while a remarkable 6,000 nm range supports true transoceanic ambition. The expansive boat deck features a 3‑ton davit, generous stowage for a 9 m tender, three full‑size jet skis, and an array of watersports toys—capabilities that set the standard among luxury explorer motor yachts.

At 499 GT, the 45XP unites volume, craftsmanship, and advanced design to deliver exceptional value in today’s superyacht marketplace. Numarine invites you to explore the world with confidence, comfort, and unmistakable style.

Comprehensive technical information and the general arrangement are available upon request.

Features

A comprehensive specification anchors this yacht’s capability, starting with electric fin stabilization that smooths every passage and complements serious long-range poise. Power security comes from three generators—two 118 kW units and one 50 kW unit—backing a dual-voltage electrical architecture of 24 V DC alongside 380 + 220 V AC, with 380 V AC shore power featuring automatic reclaim and dedicated battery chargers. The climate is mastered by full air conditioning and heating via a central chiller with continuous fresh‑air make‑up and individual cabin controls, with a fan coil serving every cabin to fine‑tune personal comfort. At sea, electric bow and stern thrusters deliver precise low‑speed handling, while a hydraulic twin‑anchor windlass and twin stern capstan winches, driven by the main electro‑hydraulic system, make light work of mooring and anchoring. Deck life is indulgent: at the stern a hot‑and‑cold swimming shower awaits after a dip, and al fresco entertaining ascends to the flybridge wetbar, complete with sink, hot and cold water, electric barbecue, icemaker, and refrigerator, paired with a flybridge sunbed and cushions for relaxed lounging. Entertainment is seamless, with flatscreen televisions in all guest cabins, the captain’s cabin, and the crew mess—each with SAT connection—backed by a satellite TV system with a 60 cm dish. Navigation and safety are equally professional, courtesy of Raymarine electronic depth and speed displays, autopilot, VHF with AIS, radar and plotter, GMDSS, and Navtex NX300. Onboard systems include a waste water treatment plant, a toilet system with holding tank, automatic engine‑room fire extinguishing, and automatic bilge pumps. Practicality extends to a fuel polishing system, two desalinators for water independence, a twin‑pump hot‑ and cold‑water pressurized system with shore connection, a remote‑controlled searchlight, and antifouling protection. Teak graces the bathing platform and steps, side decks and foredeck, the flybridge stairway, and both flybridge and cockpit floors, with atmosphere amplified by six underwater transom lights. Tenders and toys are easily managed with a 3,000 kg capacity tender crane, while safety is assured by twin 12‑man life rafts. Situational awareness is enhanced by eight cameras with monitors in the wheelhouse and crew mess. Built to RINA C + Hull Mach, Y Unrestricted Navigation and equipped with a Yacht Monitoring System, the yacht blends classification‑grade integrity with refined luxury.

Owner's accommodation

Located on the upper deck, the full‑beam owner’s retreat unfolds as a serene suite anchored by a SuperKing‑size bed backed by generous wardrobes that shape a private dressing area. The bed faces aft to sliding glass doors, framing the upper deck and the horizon beyond, while arrival from the upper lobby leads past ample wardrobes and storage with a fitted safety box, mini bar, and dumb waiter into the aft‑facing room. To port, a make‑up table with chair is paired with cabinetry and an intimate seating nook; to starboard, a 65" wall‑mounted TV in the aft corner is ideally placed for viewing from the bed or port seating, and a second bench seat lines the starboard side. This cinematic focal point is powered by a Marantz surround system with Bowers & Wilkins speakers that also serves as the owner’s music system; Apple TV, a Blu‑ray player, Sonos interface, and satellite receiver complete the suite. Music carries onto the upper deck through German Maestro Marine speakers for leisurely breakfasts or sunset interludes. Two opening sections in the side windows—one per side—ensure perfect natural ventilation when air‑conditioning is not desired, and all windows and the sliding door feature blackout blinds in addition to acetic blinds, both enhanced by concealed lighting to create a soothing ambient glow. Overhead, concealed 24 V DC LED lighting traces the room’s perimeter with a recessed feature above the bed, while 230 V AC accent lighting softly illuminates beneath the bed, into the window reveals, atop wardrobes, and at the bedsides. The ensuite bathroom is defined by a large glass‑fronted shower with rain shower, his‑and‑hers sinks, and a combined bidet toilet. Marble tops, flooring, and walls were selected to complement the owner’s subtle palette, with concealed 24 V DC LED lighting and dedicated mirror illumination refining the mood. Climate control is comprehensive, delivering 72,000 BTU of heating or cooling, with fan coils positioned around the room and bedside controls; the central unit can be isolated from peripheral units to avoid direct airflow over the bed during sleep. A continuously running fresh‑air supply and extraction from the shower area preserve a crisp, invigorating feel at all times without needing to open windows.

Master accommodation

Positioned forward on the main deck, the full‑beam master suite offers a spacious sleeping area with a king‑size bed against the forward bulkhead, facing aft. Flanking the bed is a choice of a walk‑in dressing area paired with an ensuite bathroom, or an arrangement of his‑and‑hers ensuite bathrooms. To port, a desk and make‑up area with chair face the full‑height windows, with ample wardrobe space aft against the aft bulkhead. A 55" TV is mounted above a low‑level cabinet that houses a safety box and mini bar, centered on the aft bulkhead and perfectly aligned for viewing from the bed. Immersive sound is delivered by a Marantz audio system with Bowers & Wilkins speakers, with Apple TV and satellite equipment integrated. To starboard, a second wardrobe aft and a seating area set against the full‑length window enhance day‑to‑day ease. Side windows each have two opening sections—one per side—for ideal natural ventilation when air‑conditioning is not desired, and all windows feature blackout blinds alongside acetic blinds with concealed lighting to shape a tranquil ambiance. Overhead, concealed 24 V DC LED lighting runs the perimeter with a recessed feature above the bed, and 230 V AC accents highlight under‑bed and window areas, with feature lights on the bedside tables. The ensuite offers a large glass‑fronted shower with rain shower; the single‑bathroom option includes his‑and‑hers sinks and a combined bidet toilet, while the twin‑bathroom option provides independent bidet toilets and sinks flanking a central glass‑walled combined shower. Marble tops, floors, and walls harmonize with the owner’s nuanced color choices, supported by concealed 24 V DC LED and dedicated mirror lighting. The entire suite is fully air‑conditioned with 36,000 BTU available for heating or cooling, with fan coils on either side of the room and bedside controls. A continuously running fresh‑air supply with extraction from the shower area maintains a crisp atmosphere without opening windows.

Guest VIP accommodation

Aft on the lower deck, two mirror‑image VIP suites—port and starboard—offer airy comfort with queen‑size beds facing forward, set against the aft bulkhead just ahead of the ensuite entrances. Bedside tables flank each bed, while the inboard side provides access to the ensuite bathroom. Outboard, twin opening portlights with storm shutters bring sea‑level charm, with blackout blinds complementing acetic blinds and concealed lighting to cultivate a soothing ambiance. On the forward bulkhead, a make‑up table or desk with chair sits beside an outboard shelving unit, and a 42" TV is wall‑mounted above with a BOSE Solo 5 soundbar delivering TV and music audio; inputs are provided for a decoder or other entertainment sources. Overhead, concealed 24 V DC LED lighting defines the perimeter, with accents beneath the bed and in the window reveals, and 230 V AC feature lighting on the bedside tables. Each ensuite features a glass‑fronted shower with adjustable shower head, a sink, and a combined bidet toilet. Marble tops, floors, and walls are chosen to echo the owner’s subtle color story, illuminated by concealed 24 V DC LED lighting. Climate control provides 18,000 BTU of heating or cooling, with fan coils beneath the bed and outboard hull‑side outlets, all managed from the bedside. A continuously running fresh‑air supply and extraction from the shower area keep the space invigorating without opening windows.

Guest twin accommodation

Forward on the lower deck, two mirror‑image Twin guest cabins—port and starboard—are arranged with twin single beds facing aft, set along the outboard and inboard sides and the forward bulkhead, with a shared bedside table between. The ensuite bathroom is entered centrally on the aft bulkhead. Outboard of the beds, twin opening portlights with storm shutters frame the sea, while blackout blinds pair with acetic blinds and concealed lighting to create a calm, private mood. A 42" TV is mounted on the aft bulkhead inboard of the bathroom door, paired with a BOSE Solo 5 soundbar for rich TV and music audio; inputs for a decoder or other entertainment sources are provided. Outboard of the bathroom door and aft of the bed sits a wardrobe with internal shelving and hanging space. Overhead, concealed 24 V DC LED lighting traces the room’s edges, with accents below the beds and in window areas, and a 230 V AC feature light enhances the bedside table. Each ensuite offers a glass‑fronted shower with adjustable shower head, a sink, and a combined bidet toilet, with marble tops, floors, and walls chosen to complement the owner’s refined palette and illuminated by concealed 24 V DC LEDs. Climate control supplies 12,000 BTU for heating or cooling, with fan coils beneath the beds and outboard hull‑side outlets, controlled at the bedside. A continuously running fresh‑air supply with extraction from the shower area maintains a fresh feel without opening windows.

Lower deck lobby

Moving inward, the dining area reveals a limed‑oak table set athwartships and centrally positioned, creating an inviting stage for eight to dine in comfort, with designer 230 V AC pendant lighting suspended from a feature wood ceiling detail. The forward bulkhead combines illuminated marble panels with a central shelving unit, while additional storage to port and starboard runs in symmetry with the table. From here, doors open to either side deck as well as to the main lobby and galley. Overhead illumination comes from 24 V DC LEDs, with accents in the window bays and 230 V AC feature lighting around the space and above the dining table. The entire area is fully air‑conditioned, delivering 84,000 BTU of heating or cooling, with fan coils concealed in the ceiling and ducted to outlets along both sides and above the table through the ceiling’s wood feature. The saloon also houses the yacht’s main entertainment system: a Marantz amplifier feeds music to the beach club, cockpit, foredeck, and flybridge in addition to the saloon, with internal Bowers & Wilkins speakers and external German Maestro Marine speakers. Sonos, Apple TV, a satellite decoder, a Blu‑ray player, and additional inputs complete the system.

Galley

The galley is a working hub with two entrances—one from the saloon and one from the port side deck—while also serving as the crew’s access point. Laid out in an L‑shape, it separates a primary preparation zone from a dedicated storage wall that hosts three full‑height Siemens refrigerators and a full‑height wine cooler; opposite, a slim worktop with under‑counter storage adds utility. The main worktop provides generous surface area above storage and a dishwasher, with cooking handled by a large Siemens five‑ring hob over a combination oven/microwave, all under an extraction hood. A twin‑bowl sink sits to starboard aft within the worktop, with additional storage beneath and wall cabinets above the inboard counter. A dumb waiter serves both the owner’s cabin and the flybridge, and a full‑size coffee machine stands beside it. To port, a large window floods the space with natural light; aft, beneath the steps up to the forepeak, a storage cupboard houses the electrical panels, and forward of it lies the access door to the crew quarters. The lower deck lobby descends from the main deck lobby and distributes to the guest accommodation, with access to the central bilge tunnel also located here. On the port side of this area, a mini bar with refrigerator and storage is dedicated to guest use, while starboard‑side cabinetry stores towels and bedding for the guest cabins.

Main deck lobby

The main deck lobby orchestrates movement from the saloon to the lower and upper decks, the master suite, day head, and gym, and it showcases a glass‑feature staircase rising to the upper lobby and owner’s cabin, with a perfect niche for a sculpture if desired. The lobby, upper lobby, and lower lobby are cooled by a 12,000 BTU fan coil placed at the highest point so cool air gently cascades through all three levels. A glass wall separates the gym from the lobby, detailed with metal accents and wall lighting, while the day head features a combined bidet toilet and sink unit with a designer basin.

Gym

The air‑conditioned gym is designed for two core machines of the owner’s choosing, with a wall‑mounted TV for entertainment and 18,000 BTU of dedicated climate control. A weatherproof side door provides direct access to the starboard side deck, and the full glass hull‑side window opens sweeping sea views during workouts. Interior blinds on the glass partition offer privacy during training while allowing natural light to lace the lobby when open.

Salon and dining area

Entry to the saloon is through expansive sliding glass doors from the cockpit, where a generous U‑shaped seating group with coffee table welcomes guests to port. To starboard, a 65" TV is angled for perfect viewing from every seat, complemented by a freestanding lounge chair that invites unhurried repose. Large windows to both port and starboard bathe the room in natural light; one opening section per side encourages a fresh cross‑breeze when desired. For evening privacy, acetic blinds draw softly, with hidden 24 V DC LED accent lighting enriching the mood.

Wheelhouse

Accessed from the upper lobby via an internal door or through twin side doors opening onto the foredeck, the fully glazed wheelhouse grants commanding visibility over the foredeck and the sea beyond. To port of the helm, a compact drinks preparation area and a day head serve the crew, with a side door to the port walkway. To starboard, a chart table and a side door to the starboard walkway sit ahead of the main helm power distribution panels mounted on the aft bulkhead. Centrally on the aft bulkhead, a raised seating area allows crew to relax while safely monitoring the yacht’s progress. The helm is arranged ergonomically with the navigation equipment detailed in the navigation section, and two helm seats are provided.

Beach club

Behind the transom door lies the beach club, which truly comes alive when the door folds down to create a water‑level beach and an indoor retreat within the structure. Emergency egress to the main deck and access via the engine room are also provided. To port, a teak‑and‑white lounging area with matching coffee table sets a serene tone, while to starboard a bar with refrigerator and icemaker keeps refreshments at hand; a swimming shower is fitted to starboard on the beach, and a full shower awaits at the back of the club. A changing room and a separate toilet add convenience. This entire area is fully air‑conditioned with 36,000 BTU of heating and cooling delivered from overhead to form an air curtain at the doorway, and German Maestro Marine speakers carry music from the main saloon system. Watertight doors from here also access the starboard‑side laundry—with separate washer and dryer plus storage—and the port‑side technical space for AC main power controls and systems.

Crew

Crew access leads down from the galley to a well‑planned enclave: a captain’s cabin with ensuite and two twin crew cabins, each with its own ensuite, anchored by a combined mess/lobby and laundry area. Entering from the stairs, the aft section houses the laundry with storage for linens and towels, a washer and dryer, and space for ironing; overhead, electrical distribution boxes are enclosed in a locker. On the aft bulkhead of the mess, a PLC screen provides access to boat systems alongside a Raymarine monitor for CCTV and navigation monitoring underway. Forward to port, the mess area features storage and a worktop with a small refrigerator and combo microwave for food preparation, plus seating and table for the crew, while to starboard two full‑height Siemens freezers stand beside a wall‑mounted TV. Climate comfort is ensured by 24,000 BTU of heating or cooling located under the entry stairs and distributed throughout with independent control; an opening portlight with deadlight can introduce fresh air when desired, and the space is also supplied by the main internal fresh‑air make‑up system. Access to the captain’s and crew cabins flows from this central hub.

Captain's cabin

From the crew lobby, the captain’s cabin opens into a generous space with a double bed set along the hull side beside a large wardrobe fitted with a safety box for ship’s documents. On the aft bulkhead, a working desk with task lighting anchors the space, while the ensuite bathroom is entered forward of the wardrobe. The cabin is fully air‑conditioned, providing 9,000 BTU of heating or cooling; the fan coil is positioned behind the wardrobe with an outboard hull‑side outlet and bedside controls. An opening portlight with deadlight offers fresh air when desired, and the main internal fresh‑air make‑up system also supplies the space. A 22" TV is mounted on the aft face of the wardrobe with inputs provided for a decoder or other entertainment sources. Overhead lighting is clean, exposed 24 V DC LED set into the ceiling panels. The ensuite includes a glass‑fronted shower with adjustable shower head, a sink, and a combined bidet toilet.

Crew cabins

From the crew lobby, the compact twin crew cabins open with bunk beds set along the hull side, a wardrobe forward, and entry into the ensuite bathroom beyond. Each cabin is fully air‑conditioned with 9,000 BTU of heating or cooling available; the fan coil sits behind the wardrobe with an outboard hull‑side outlet and bedside controls. An opening portlight with deadlight can admit fresh air, and the main internal fresh‑air make‑up system also supplies the space. Overhead lighting is exposed 24 V DC LED integrated into the ceiling panels. Each compact ensuite features a glass‑fronted shower with adjustable shower head, a sink, and a combined bidet toilet. Practical access to the forward bilge and chain‑wash pump is through the port crew cabin behind the bathroom steps, while access to the bow thruster space is via a floor hatch in the starboard crew cabin.

Cockpit

The cockpit welcomes you from the port‑side passerelle or via twin staircases port and starboard, with optional side boarding gates available in the walkways. A central seating area with a dining table forms the heart of on‑deck living; loose chairs can be added to seat eight in comfort, and a sun‑lounging pad spans the space behind. A forward‑port bar with refrigerator, icemaker, and small sink keeps refreshments flowing as you relax. Overhead, four German Maestro Marine speakers connect to the saloon entertainment system, accompanied by two independent banks of 24 V DC LED lighting. Low‑level lights grace the steps, the superstructure’s base, and even below the cockpit table for a gentle evening glow. From here, broad sliding glass doors lead into the saloon; aft stairs rise to the upper deck; and the port‑side passage continues forward to the foredeck and wheelhouse. There is also direct access on the port side to both the saloon and galley, and on starboard to the saloon and gym.

Upper deck

The upper deck is the owner’s domain—a versatile expanse for tenders and toys that, once cleared, transforms into an exceptional lounge or games terrace, unlocking a full 50 m2 of open space. A 2,500 kg crane manages loading with confidence, aided by floodlighting and low‑level accent lights, while music from the owner’s cabin system sets the tone. Life rafts are also stationed on this level. Two German Maestro Marine speakers connect directly to the owner’s entertainment system, and a 3 m extending electric bimini casts welcome shade over the breakfast area whenever desired. From here, access leads forward to the foredeck and up to the flybridge.

Foredeck

Beyond its working credentials, the foredeck doubles as a serene lounge, with forward‑facing seating and a folding table looking across twin sunbeds and out to sea, and an additional bow seating nook that gazes straight ahead or back over the forward area for a clear, uncluttered view. Two German Maestro Marine speakers bring music from the saloon system, while low‑level accent lighting shapes the evening ambiance and floodlighting stands ready for deck operations.

Flybridge

Accessible solely from the upper deck steps, the flybridge is a stage for open‑air living with a large central table where 12 can dine comfortably on 12 outdoor dining chairs, and an aft lounging area shaded by a bimini/sunshade. To starboard, a wet bar with BBQ, refrigerator, icemaker, and sink makes hosting effortless, while to port, storage cupboards and the dumb waiter deliver fresh culinary creations straight from the galley. The roll bar provides shade over the dining area and casts subtle illumination at night, while mounting all navigation requirements that carry you confidently to any destination. Forward on the flybridge, the upper helm and two side seats set the scene for perfect views underway. Music flows from the saloon system through four German Maestro Marine speakers mounted at low level around the deck. A canvas bimini spans from the aft of the roll bar to the aft of the fly deck in three sections to create ample shade for carefree lounging.

US package & pricing

To ensure global consistency, Numarine now advertises all pricing in EURO. For clients seeking North American readiness, a comprehensive US PACKAGE is available for each model at additional cost, bundling key upgrades to the Numarine base specification such as IMO Tier III engine packages, shore power/frequency converters, US power packages, US‑market appliances and makers list, optional extended hard tops, and more. Detailed pricing for the US PACKAGE is available together with a full option list, allowing you to tailor a turnkey solution to your cruising plans.

Disclaimer

The details of this yacht are offered in good faith but without guarantee of accuracy or warranty of condition. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal from the market without notice, as a convenience to clients and without intent to convey direct representation of a specific yacht for sale.