Unveiling its first-ever 40MXP model, Turkish shipyard Numarine proudly introduces the world to Miouch. A high-class evolution of the adored 37XP model, this yacht retains the shipyard’s unyielding commitment to high-volume, low-maintenance, and long-range travel. Encompassing a whopping 39.1 metres, the Miouch proudly distinguishes itself with its generously extended aft decks and an enticing upper deck adorned with a glass-fronted dip pool. With an interior styled by esteemed Turkish design studio Can Yalman, both the exterior lines and interiors radiate understated elegance. Characterised by a predominantly neutral colour scheme, the interior spaces are softly accented by warm tones through the use of high-quality leathers and wood finishes. The owner’s clear vision of an inviting, light-filled space resulted in a delightful combination of loose, sculptural furnishings and minimalist styling. Nautical hues of blue serve to counter the playful, grey furniture, creating a charming harmony. Cognisant of the desire for the yacht to reflect the 'beach club lifestyle' typical of Mediterranean cruisers, the interiors have been meticulously evaluated to curate an inviting, relaxing atmosphere. The 40MXP superyacht, according to the shipyard, is a 'true global explorer', equipped with a transatlantic range of 6,000 miles, thanks to its optimised hull form and twin 800hp MAN engines, capable of achieving eight knots. One key differentiation between Mouch and its predecessor is the replacement of the beach club and garage with a full-beam hydraulic swim platform for effortless access to the water. The flagship model is brimming with remarkable features, including the ability to store a nine-metre tender and two Jet Skis, with room for additional water sports toys. Furthermore, the Numarine shipyard has already started the construction of several additional units of this model, with the first two due for delivery in 2026.
Step Aboard the Numarine Explorer Yacht Miouch: A True Beacon of Mediterranean Luxury
Delve into the exquisite interiors and stunning design of the Numarine's flagship explorer yacht, Miouch.
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