Distinct interior design, hardy explorer capabilities and bursting with personality: this is M/Y Scout.
A harmonious fusion of form and function makes for a yacht that fully embodies the spirit of adventure. Scout’s fun detailing and whimsical design approach, paired with a contemporary and practical layout, evokes a sense of nostalgia while remaining firmly anchored in the present. With an Ice Class hull, Scout is ready to explore all terrains.
2019
63.72 m / 209’09″ft
15,2 knots
An extraordinary Hakvoort superyacht that seamlessly blends vintage maritime allure with imaginative design.
The collaboration between the shipyard, the owner’s team, and designers is evident in every detail, creating functional yet captivating spaces. SCOUT’s exterior highlights include a spacious sun deck with a magnificent Jacuzzi, while the main saloon exudes relaxed elegance.
| Loa | 63.72 m / 209’09” ft |
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| Lwl | 58.32 m / 191’33” ft |
| Displacement | 945 tonnes |
| Main engines | 2x Caterpillar diesel engines type 3512C, each with an MCR of 1174 kW at 1800 rpm |
| Gearbox | ZF Friedrichtshafen 7640 |
| Fuel capacity | 159,000 liters / 42,003 gallons |
| Fresh water capacity | 26,000 liters / 6,868 gallons |
| Construction | Steel hull, aluminium superstructure |
| Beam | 11.6 m / 38’06” ft |
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| Draft | 3.36 m / 11’02” ft |
| Gross tonnage | 1,416 |
| Generators | Two Caterpillar C-18 generators: 275 kW at 1500 rpm |
| Speed | Cruising speed 12.5 kts, max speed 15.2 kts |
| Range | 4,800 nm at 12 knots |
| Watermakers | HEM38 DUPLEX/5600, 2x 25,000 liter per day |
| Classification | Lloyds +100A1 SSC Yacht G6 Mono(+) LMC UMS, Ice Class 1D, (+stands for Malteze Cross) MCA code LY3 |
Scout has been delivered in 2019 and measures 63.72 metres with a beam of 11.6 metres and a draft of 3.36 metres.
“The client was closely involved throughout the whole process and had a very clear idea of what aesthetic he was looking for both inside and out,” states Jonny Horsfield, Founder of H2 Yacht Design. “We were inspired by the underwater world, sea creatures, and this industrial, nautical design philosophy – with a hint of a Bond villain’s lair.”
Exterior design details such as SCOUT’s high bow, exposed tenders in the bow with cut-down bulwarks and integrated forward-sloping windows embody the trawler aesthetic of her design. Amongst some of SCOUT’s notable features include a helideck as well as an expansive sun deck complete with a large Jacuzzi and unobstructed views fore and aft.
In addition to a dedicated owner’s deck, SCOUT accommodates eight guests across four staterooms on the main deck, each designed with a specific nautical theme.
Beyond its captivating exterior, SCOUT delights with an abundance of fun detailing and a quirky design approach. This infusion of personality adds a sense of whimsy and charm, setting the yacht apart from the ordinary.
