EXIT STRATEGY - Numarine FOR SALE

The 2023 Numarine 26XP EXIT STRATEGY is a purpose-built explorer motor yacht conceived for adventure and comfort. She hosts up to eight guests in four generous staterooms, complemented by accommodations for four crew in two dedicated cabins—ideal for a true expedition yacht experience.

Crafted in advanced FRP composite, she benefits from the Silent Line acoustic and vibration attenuation package, achieving performance that meets—and surpasses—Comfort Class criteria. This makes EXIT STRATEGY one of the quietest luxury yachts in her CE category. Her CE Class A offshore rating underscores genuine bluewater capability, positioning her as a capable long-range cruiser and bluewater passagemaker.

Onboard serenity is elevated by next-generation electric fin stabilizers that deliver outstanding poise both underway and at anchor. The extended flybridge hardtop carries a comprehensive solar array paired with an 80 kW lithium-ion battery bank. Together, this Silent Package enables quiet, generator-free nights—perfect for a flybridge yacht focused on discreet, sustainable cruising.

Notable features include a full-beam midships owner’s suite, a conveniently placed day head en route to the helm, a hydraulic swim platform with lift capacity for tender and toys, and a 400 kg flybridge davit for jet skis. The result is a highly capable, efficient, and supremely comfortable luxury motor yacht—combining superyacht refinement with the endurance of an explorer yacht for effortless long-range cruising.

Construction

Built to expedition-grade standards, the yacht features a composite structure engineered from unidirectional and multiaxial E‑glass reinforced with vinyl ester resin, delivering an optimal blend of strength, stiffness, and long-term durability. Scantling and FEA calculations were completed by Gurit Composite Engineering, ensuring structural integrity is verified to exacting professional benchmarks. The hull and superstructure are finished entirely in gelcoat for a flawless, resilient exterior. Inside, all partitions and bulkheads are fabricated from PVC foam or lightweight cored plywood to reduce weight without sacrificing rigidity. Underfoot, teak is elegantly laid across the side decks and foredeck, the flybridge stairway, and the cockpit floor, uniting tactile luxury with seagoing practicality.

Walkthrough

Stepping aboard EXIT STRATEGY via the Euro‑transom aft stairs and ascending to the aft deck, you immediately appreciate the yacht’s seamless indoor‑outdoor design. Passing through the aft deck sliding door, the continuity between exterior and interior becomes unmistakable, creating a natural flow perfectly suited to both lively entertaining and hushed passagemaking. The cockpit invites conversation with deeply cushioned, generous sofas to port and starboard, arranged for comfortable, face‑to‑face gatherings. For entertainment, a touch of a button raises a concealed television from the starboard side, ideally positioned for guests relaxing on the L‑shaped sofa to port, preserving clean sightlines when stowed. Moving forward into the main saloon, the openness is amplified by floor‑to‑ceiling windows that flood the space with natural light and frame panoramic views, ensuring complete comfort in any weather. The interior dining area shares this expansive glazing, making it equally appealing underway or at anchor. When fresh air beckons, the windows positioned behind the sofas open automatically to introduce a cooling breeze, deepening the connection to the sea. Forward, the wheelhouse serves as a purposeful yet welcoming command center, where the captain benefits from excellent visibility and a thoughtfully arranged helm that keeps navigation and control systems within easy reach, instilling confidence and ensuring a smooth, safe passage. Descending the wide midship staircase to the lower deck accommodations, a clever minibar refrigerator is discovered beneath the stairs—discreetly placed and thoughtfully stocked so guests can refresh without returning topside. Guest and owner staterooms echo the yacht’s emphasis on light, comfort, and livability: each cabin features large, operable windows that usher in abundant daylight and fresh air, an uncommon luxury in this class, while integrated fly screens maintain a peaceful, insect‑free environment for naturally ventilated, restful nights at sea. In its entirety, EXIT STRATEGY epitomizes the Numarine 26XP philosophy, uniting rugged expedition capability with refined, contemporary living so the yacht feels as effortless on extended cruises as it is impressive at anchor.

Generators and electricity

Power aboard is robust and versatile, with output at 240V/60 Hz and redundancy engineered in from the outset. Electricity generation is provided by two Cummins Mase 27MDKDU‑8208A units, with generator fuel consumption measured at 2.4 gal per hr at full load. Shore power is equally comprehensive: twin dockside 240 Volt, 63 amp, 60 Hz AC connections are equipped with Glendenning cable masters and IsoBoost isolation transformers for clean, stable supply and effortless handling. Battery architecture is designed for reliability and thrust: the main engines draw from a 24V bank serving engines and thruster, configured 4+4 to allow 48V for thrusters and windlasses. Generator starting is supported by two 27V supplies, while general service is covered by a 24V auxiliary bank rated at 880Ah.

Other machinery

Long‑range autonomy and comfort are underpinned by two Idromar watermakers rated at 280 л/ч each, while CMC Marine 240VAC electric fin stabilization keeps motion controlled and guests at ease both underway and at anchor. Precision maneuvering comes from a DC‑electric bow thruster rated at 15 kW with 300 kg of thrust and a matching DC‑electric stern thruster at 15 kW with 300 kg of thrust. Steering is effortless via a power‑assist hydraulic system. Fuel management is protected by dual fuel filters, bilge integrity by automatic bilge pumps, and systems reliability by an A/C unit dedicated to the engine room. On the flybridge helm, control is intuitive and comprehensive, combining electro‑hydraulic power steering with an adjustable tilt steering wheel, full engine controls and instrumentation, anchor windlass controls, bow and stern thruster controls, a magnetic compass, and clearly marked switches for navigation, anchor, and lighting. A remote search light is governed from here, as are the rudder angle indicator and an engine room fire extinguisher warning light. Navigation readouts include 19” Garmin electronics with dedicated autopilot and Tridata displays, complemented by GPS and VHF for confident command from the upper station.

Navigation systems

At the lower helm console, the captain is welcomed by a proper portside seating area with table and a dedicated helm seat, set before a console finished in veneered furniture with a refined material top finish. Command is precise through electro‑hydraulic power steering and an adjustable tilt steering wheel, with full engine controls and instrumentation alongside anchor windlass controls, bow and stern thruster controls, and a magnetic compass. Intuitive operation is reinforced by clearly marked switches for navigation, anchor, and dashboard lighting, a horn control, and a comprehensive monitoring suite: bilge alarm panel, wiper and screen wash control, rudder angle indicator, and fuel level, fresh water, and black water monitoring. A searchlight control and an engine room fire extinguisher warning system enhance safety awareness. Navigation and situational data are presented on two 19” Garmin multifunction displays, complemented by an autopilot display and a Tridata digital readout for depth, speed, and temperature, with GPS and VHF with AIS ensuring confident communication and tracking. Practical details round out the space: a handheld fire extinguisher within easy reach, bilge pump controls, a main control panel (AC/DC) with generator controls, a side‑opening door to starboard for quick deck access, parquet flooring at the helm position, a radio with speakers, and red night lights to preserve night vision.

Entertainment

Onboard entertainment is thoughtfully curated: a Samsung 50” television anchors the saloon for cinematic evenings, the owner’s suite features a Samsung 40” screen for private viewing, and the VIP is equipped with a Samsung 32” unit. Two Vestelcolor LED TVs add flexibility elsewhere on board, while the crew cabins are furnished with compact 22” sets to keep every member of the team informed and entertained.

Galley

Designed for serious culinary ambitions, the galley is specified with a Miele induction cooktop and a Miele stainless‑steel oven, supported by a Kenyon Frontier electric grill with tough control for effortless al‑fresco cooking. Cold storage is abundant, led by a Miele freestanding stainless‑steel fridge‑freezer, complemented by two Miele built‑under stainless‑steel refrigerators and a Miele fully integrated dishwasher that disappears behind elegant cabinetry. A Vitrifrigo icemaker serves the flybridge, keeping refreshments perfectly chilled, while a Miele Obsidian Black glass wine cooler safeguards vintages at ideal temperature. Air quality is maintained by a Miele wall ventilation hood.

Laundry equipment

Daily life on board is simplified by a matched pair of Splendide appliances: a dependable washer and a complementary dryer, ensuring wardrobe care remains effortless throughout extended journeys.

Deck and hull

The deck plan is engineered for confident handling in all scenarios. At the bow, a twin electric anchor windlass system with foredeck and three‑station controls gives precise deployment, working with dual 80 kg anchors and anchor chain and rode of 120 m/150 m to suit differing seabeds and depths. Mooring is aided by electric stern rope mooring winches—two at the stern and one at the bow—and a third control station on the port side for close‑quarters maneuvers. A davit on the aft flybridge deck streamlines tender operations, while a port‑side passarelle ensures elegant boarding ashore. Night operations benefit from a remote‑controlled search light, and waterside living is enhanced by a transom swim shower and a stainless swim ladder. After dark, four underwater transom lights create a dramatic glow at the waterline. Underneath, performance and reliability are assured by five‑blade NAB bronze propellers turning on stainless steel Marinemet 25 duplex shafts, supported by NAB bronze P‑brackets, dripless shaft logs, and high‑performance bronze rudders. A full cathodic bonding system to aluminum anodes protects all metalwork, electric bow and stern thrusters transform docking, and the hull is safeguarded with black antifouling.

Fire fighting equipment

Safety systems are comprehensive and discreetly integrated, including an automatic fire extinguishing system with engine/generator and fan shutdown and indicators at both helm positions. Complementing this are smoke detectors in all cabins and living areas and a dedicated heat detector in the galley for rapid alerting and response.

Toys and tender

A well‑balanced fleet of watercraft elevates every anchorage: one 2023 Williams 505 Jet tender provides swift, dry rides and effortless guest transfers; two 2023 Yamaha Jet blasters add playful performance for spirited sessions; and two Seabobs invite silent exploration beneath the surface.

Disclaimer

Denison Yacht Sales presents these details in good faith but cannot guarantee their accuracy nor warrant the condition of the vessel. This yacht is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal from the market without notice, as a convenience to clients rather than a direct representation of a specific yacht for sale.