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Burgess has been appointed Joint Central Agent for the sale of the 37m Numarine explorer EAU LA LA at an asking price of €13.5 million.
Burgess has been appointed Joint Central Agent for the sale of the 37-metre Numarine explorer yacht EAU LA LA, which is now offered at €13.5 million. Delivered in 2023, the 362GT yacht combines a steel displacement hull, six-cabin guest accommodation and a 5,000-nautical-mile range aimed at owners seeking long-range cruising capability in a relatively compact explorer platform.
EAU LA LA was delivered by Numarine in 2023 and uses a full-displacement steel hull with an aluminium superstructure. Burgess lists a 5,000-nautical-mile range, twin 900hp MAN engines, a 10-knot cruising speed and a 12-knot maximum speed, giving the yacht genuine transoceanic capability.
The yacht also carries zero-speed stabilisers, a feature particularly relevant to owners planning extended periods at anchor. Her 8-metre beam and 362GT interior volume provide substantially more usable space than many yachts of similar overall length.
Accommodation is arranged for 12 guests in six cabins, supported by seven crew. The layout gives owners flexibility for family cruising or charter-oriented use while preserving generous social areas across the main and upper decks.
Interior and exterior design are both by Can Yalman, creating a consistent contemporary character throughout the yacht. Burgess describes the specification as focused on self-sufficiency, with increased refrigeration, dry storage and refrigerated garbage capacity for longer voyages.
The sundeck combines a forward helm station with a wet bar, dining area, jacuzzi and open sun-lounging space. At water level, a fold-down transom platform creates a beach club and improves direct access for swimming, tenders and watersports.
Those spaces reinforce the explorer brief without sacrificing the outdoor lifestyle expected from a modern Mediterranean yacht. The high bow and broad aft sections also give EAU LA LA a more purposeful profile than a conventional flybridge motor yacht.
At €13.5 million, EAU LA LA enters the market as a relatively recent delivery with established long-range credentials and no new-build waiting period. For buyers comparing explorer yachts in the 35- to 40-metre segment, age, range, guest capacity and stabilisation are likely to be central points of comparison.
The yacht is currently listed in the West Mediterranean and is available through Burgess as Joint Central Agent. Survey, class records and maintenance history remain essential parts of any acquisition review, but the published specification places EAU LA LA firmly in the modern long-range explorer category.
Official sources: www.burgessyachts.com.
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