A further €1,300,000 price drop has been announced on the 49.6-metre explorer yacht Te Streep, listed for sale with Jurgen Koch of Fraser.
The all-steel vessel was originally delivered from NV Scheepswerven van Langerbrugge in 1985 as a hydrographic survey vessel. Now a worldwide explorer, she underwent works in 2024 to convert her into a "distinguished explorer yacht with a rich history and robust capabilities".
Accommodation on board allows for an owner's party of 12 and a crew of 10. The broker noted that Te Streep can either be "used as she is for extensive worldwide cruising, or a luxury interior and glossy exterior can be added".
According to the broker, Urban Artists from Berlin together with YardArt from Varel, Germany, installed a giant sea turtle made from scrap metal above the aft deck and applied a huge graffiti project on both sides of the hull to give her a "stunning new look".
A highlight on board is the large open-air aft deck, which hosts sea toys in addition to offering an al fresco dining space. An inflatable beach club also offers easy access to the water for all to enjoy. Te Streep is also equipped with multiple cranes and tender crafts and boasts a touch-and-go helipad.
Twin 810hp Anglo Belgian Corp engines power the 643GT explorer yacht for sale to a 10.5-knot cruising speed, a 13-knot maximum speed and a range of 3,500 nautical miles at 8.5 knots.
Lying in Trieste, Italy, Te Streep is now asking €3,600,000.