Kemosabe, a 34.1-metre Westport yacht, has been listed for sale with Matthew Stone of IYC.
Delivered in 2007 by the American yard to a design by Jack Sarin, Kemosabe benefits from a complete 2022 refit by IK Yacht Design, a major overhaul of her main engines by Florida Detroit Diesel and a full paint job by Luu Marine in 2024.
Her interior redesign delivered a fresh and modern style from the raised mahogany joinery to new soft goods in neutral tones. The large saloon and dining area blend seamlessly together, with wide windows that provide panoramic views, and an aquamarine droplet-shaped lighting fixture that serves as a unique focal point.
The generous settee adds to Kemosabe's entertainment abilities, and the country kitchen galley makes her perfect for families and charter operations.
Accommodation is arranged across four cabins to host up to eight guests. Kemosabe houses a full-beam owner's suite with an HD television screen and en suite facilities. Three additional cabins are located below amidships to port and starboard, including a VIP suite and two twins.
Gleaming white, the yacht's exteriors are pristine and offer many entertainment opportunities. The aft deck comes fully equipped for al fresco socialising and dining with a custom teak bar and a built-in sofa for 10 guests, while her upper deck's pilothouse is outfitted with plush seating and a cocktail bar.
Further, Kemosabe features a social skylounge complete with loungers, parasols and a Jacuzzi. On the foredeck, guests will find sunpads forward of the wheelhouse and an upholstered conversation pit.
A full suite of water toys awaits Kemosabe's new owner, and both speed and stability are ensured by her Naiad stabilisers and twin 2,735hp MTU engines.
Her shallow draught is ideal for cruising the Bahamas and, capable of reaching cruising speeds of 20 knots, this yacht is ready for private use or charter operations.
Kemosabe is now asking $6,495,000.