Sunhunter HTR Explorator - 12.90m Motor yacht

The HTR Explorator is a unique houseboat and motor yacht hybrid, constructed on three hulls measuring 12.9m x 4.00m. This design provides high stability and allows for the use of lower power engines, resulting in reduced costs and fuel consumption while still achieving high speeds compared to traditional single-hull units.

Upon entering the yacht, guests will find a spacious and comfortable living room at the back, complete with a sofa bed that can accommodate two people, as well as a single sleeper sofa. The kitchenette and dining area are conveniently located nearby, and in the bow section, there are two additional sofas that can sleep a total of three people.

The houseboat also features a modern bathroom with a shower and a separate toilet. Built entirely of salt water-resistant aluminum, both the surface and underwater parts of the yacht are maintenance-free. The residential section is constructed with aluminum profiles and metal sheets, while the roof and exterior walls are made with insulated, powder-coated aluminum sheets.

The scratch-resistant polycarbonate glass is another added feature. Thanks to its patented hull design, the yacht boasts exceptional nautical properties and superior maneuverability. Additionally, it is able to withstand standing on ice, making it a truly versatile option for any water adventure.

The company's houseboats are built with AlMg 4.5 aluminum hulls, walls, and roof, with three hulls joined together by aluminum beams and a protected waterside floor with aluminum sheet. These houseboats are designed to be low maintenance and durable, suitable for outdoor use. The interior features high ceilings of 210 cm from the floor and wide passages, allowing for freedom of movement and comfort during trips on the yacht.

Customers have the option to customize their interior furnishing design, and the option to have large fuel and water tanks installed. Additionally, the presence of large containers for black and grey wastewater ensures longer trips without the need for frequent handling. With the option of suitable engines, these houseboats can reach a speed of approximately 20 km/h.