KIMBERLEY QUEST II
€90,016 – €358,336 / week
Weekly rate, fully crewed. It excludes the Advance Provisioning Allowance (25–35%), VAT where applicable and the discretionary crew gratuity. See what a charter costs.
Maritime Engineers·2004·Broome, Western Australia, Australia, Australia
Yacht Specifications
Length
25m
Beam
7.65m
Draft
1.8m
Year Built
2004
Refit Year
2020
Builder
Maritime Engineers
Guests
20
Cabins
9
Bathrooms
9
Max Speed
12 kts
Hull Type
Monohull
About This Yacht
Operating Area: Kimberley (Western Australia), Australia Kimberley Quest II The Kimberley Quest II has been purpose-built for exploring the spectacular Kimberley coastline in complete comfort, style and luxury. Fully air-conditioned throughout, this custom-built expedition vessel features spacious ensuite cabins, a spa, helipad and generous indoor and alfresco living areas, providing the perfect balance of adventure and relaxation. With panoramic viewing decks and expansive outdoor spaces, guests can soak up the ever-changing Kimberley scenery, witness breathtaking sunsets and enjoy the tranquillity of one of the world's last true wilderness regions. Accommodating up to 20 guests and attended by an experienced crew of six, the Kimberley Quest II offers an intimate and personalised cruising experience, whether shared with fellow travellers or enjoyed exclusively as a private charter. To maximise exploration opportunities, the vessel carries three 6-metre tenders, a 12-metre jet boat, and a Bell 505 helicopter, enabling guests to access remote waterfalls, hidden gorges, secluded beaches and spectacular landscapes that few visitors ever experience. For fishing enthusiasts, a full complement of fishing gear is available to target the Kimberley's renowned fish species, including the iconic barramundi. Combining luxury, adventure and unparalleled access to the Kimberley's most remote destinations, the Kimberley Quest II delivers an unforgettable expedition experience.
Nicholson's Perspective
KIMBERLEY QUEST II is a 25-meter motor yacht built in 2004 by Maritime Engineers. This vessel is designed for a large party, accommodating up to 20 guests across 9 cabins. Its substantial capacity suggests an expansive and social style of charter, perfect for group expeditions where communal living is the primary focus. A notable strength is the high cabin count, allowing for flexible sleeping arrangements seldom found in this size range. Potential charterers should be aware that with 20 guests on board, the requirement for personal space and quiet moments may be limited. Nicholson Yachting suggests considering the overall guest density when planning your itinerary to ensure comfort for all members of your party throughout the duration of your stay.