Charter the Pelagic 77: An Extreme 77ft Expedition Sailing Yacht in Playa de Talamanca (1990)

Discover the Pelagic 77, a rare 77-foot (23.5m) aluminium sailing yacht designed for extreme high-latitude exploration and polar sea navigation. Unlike standard charter vessels, this Tony Castro-designed expedition machine combines robust durability with luxurious comfort, accommodating 8 guests across 4 guest cabins while carrying a dedicated crew of 3.

Located in Playa de Talamanca, this yacht offers an unparalleled opportunity to experience a vessel built for the furthest reaches of the world, from the Antarctic to the Arctic. Its aluminium hull and carbon mast construction ensure it can handle the most challenging conditions while providing a stable, comfortable platform for exploration.

Key Specifications of the Pelagic 77

• Length Overall (LOA): 23.50m / 77ft 2in
• Beam: 6.20m / 20ft 4in
• Draught: 2.15m (boards up) to 4.30m (boards down)
• Hull Material: Aluminium
• Interior Material: Bamboo
• Engines: 2 x Yanmar 150 hp (or Volvo Penta D4)
• Fuel Capacity: 8,124–8,210 litres
• Fresh Water: 3,055–3,137 litres
• Capacity: 8 guests + 3 crew

The Pelagic 77 is engineered to fit the MGN 280 code for small commercial vessels, allowing it to comfortably carry up to 10 guests and 4 crew in specific configurations, though the standard charter setup is 8 guests and 3 crew.