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Numarine is showing its 30.9m 30XP in Monaco with immediate delivery availability, 213GT volume and a quoted 3,500nm range at eight knots.
Numarine is presenting the 30.9-metre 30XP at Monaco Yacht Show 2026 with the yacht available for immediate delivery. The Turkish builder is positioning the model as a compact long-range explorer, combining 213GT of internal volume with a quoted 3,500-nautical-mile range at eight knots.
The 30XP is appearing alongside the larger 40MXP at Quai Chicane during the four-day show. For buyers, the most significant point is that the yacht on display is not simply a demonstrator for future production slots but a completed vessel that Numarine says can be acquired without the normal new-build wait.
The 30XP measures 30.90 metres overall with a 7.50-metre beam and a 1.93-metre draft. Numarine lists the yacht at 213GT, giving the platform substantial interior volume while keeping the overall length close to the lower end of the superyacht market.
Accommodation is arranged for ten guests with five crew, supporting private family cruising or a conventional guest programme over longer passages. The model uses a GRP hull and is listed with RINA Pleasure + classification.
Numarine quotes a range of 3,500 nautical miles at eight knots, making the 30XP suitable for itineraries extending well beyond short Mediterranean coastal cruising. Long-range capability is a central part of the builder's XP philosophy and distinguishes the model from many similarly sized fast motor yachts.
Range figures remain dependent on loading, weather, sea state and operating profile, so real-world passage planning still requires vessel-specific calculations. Even so, the published figure gives owners a useful indication of the cruising programme the platform has been designed to support.
New-build waiting times remain an important consideration in the current superyacht market, particularly for owners wanting to begin cruising quickly. Numarine says the 30XP shown in Monaco is immediately available, removing much of the delay associated with ordering a yacht from an early construction stage.
That changes the comparison from one of specification alone to one of timing as well. A buyer can inspect the finished yacht, assess its actual spaces and systems, and potentially move towards ownership on a substantially shorter schedule than a fresh commission would allow.
Numarine has brought both the 30XP and 40MXP to Monaco from 23 to 26 September, allowing visitors to compare two different interpretations of the company's explorer range in the same location. The larger 40MXP uses a steel hull and substantially greater volume, while the 30XP offers a more compact entry point into the XP family.
For the 30XP, Monaco is therefore as much a sales opportunity as a model presentation. Immediate availability, a 3,500-nautical-mile quoted range and accommodation for ten guests give the yacht a clearly defined position for owners seeking an explorer without entering the 40-metre-plus market.
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