To the ends of the earth with HEMISPHERE
Published 27 novembre 2024
Now offered exclusively for sale with Burgess.
For those seeking adventure and exploration on an unparalleled scale, HEMISPHERE stands as the ultimate yacht. At 45 metres, she is not only the world’s largest sailing catamaran but also a vessel with a proven track record of pioneering voyages.
Constructed in 2011 for her original owner, HEMISPHERE remains unrivalled in her category. She has already circumnavigated the globe twice and is now partway through her third global voyage. With a resume spanning over 70 countries, she has cemented her place as one of the first charter yachts to lead the trend for off-the-beaten-track exploration.
An impressive feat, in December 2019 HEMISPHERE became the first foreign flagged super yacht to legally charter in Australia. She was also vital in supporting the filming of documentaries for National Geographic, visiting the places where Blue Planet and Shark Week are filmed.
Caribbean
Asia
St Tropez
Norway
French Polynesia
British Virgin Islands
A day at play
‘HEMISPHERE’s playground has typically been French Polynesia,’ shares Elina Vitola, our Monaco-based charter manager who knows the yacht intimately. ‘Her diving capabilities are unmatched – she carries two PADI dive instructors, allowing guests to get certified while on board.’
Unlike most yachts in her class, HEMISPHERE has been designed for diving and marine exploration, a feature that has delighted guests over the years. ‘Diving is one of the things most other yachts aren’t able to deliver, and HEMISPHERE is really geared up for it,’ says Henry Craven-Smith, Senior Partner & Senior Sales Broker.
He continues, explaining how 'the owners have transformed HEMISPHERE to make her into this incredible adventurer, augmenting the operation with a 16m sports fisher support boat that they use as a dive platform and a fishing platform to go around the world in.'
A PADI dive centre
16.4m Custom Sports Fishing tender
Sport tournament standard fishing equipment
Explore the underwater world
Her multi-hull design provides impressive interior and deck spaces, with an enormous volume of 499GT. ‘The deck volume really is extraordinary and you do get a lot of boat for this size,’ Elina describes. This unique design has made her a favourite among adventurous families, groups of friends, and discerning travellers looking for something beyond the ordinary.
HEMISPHERE’s captain, Gavin Bladen, has been on board since her construction, assembling the design and build team and overseeing the construction every step of the way, ensuring her meticulous upkeep and operational excellence before sailing HEMISPHERE over the horizon.
‘Gavin has taken her everywhere – from Norway and Central America to regions including South East Asia and the Pacific. For a new owner, this is a rare opportunity to take on a well-established platform with an experienced crew and a globally recognised reputation.’
Vast deck spaces
Large jacuzzi on the sun deck
Ample space for dining
Adventure awaits
From visiting New Zealand and embarking on glacial tours, to witnessing the beauty of the remote Andaman Islands in India or visiting local tribes in Papua New Guinea, HEMISPHERE is a yacht designed for people who want to see the world.
HEMISPHERE is on the market with Burgess, offering a unique opportunity to own not only the world’s largest sailing catamaran but also a proven adventurer ready to continue her legacy. For those bold enough to dream big, the possibilities on board HEMISPHERE are endless.
Ready for your own adventure?
HEMISPHERE is available for charter over Christmas and New Year. To own this unique vessel all for yourself, she is also listed exclusively sale with Burgess. Please get in touch with our experts to enquire about HEMISPHERE.
To find out more about Burgess’ yachts for sale and yachts for charter, please contact a Burgess broker. Alternatively, get in touch with one of our offices directly: London, Monaco, New York, Miami, Singapore or all other locations.
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