121 ft Explorer 37 - 36.88m

Van der Valk's 2026 Explorer 37 centers its entire architectural narrative around a dramatically raked superstructure that defies the conventional boxy proportions typically associated with expedition yachts.

This bold angular geometry creates a series of cascading deck levels that flow from bow to stern like geological strata, each plane precisely calculated to maximize both structural integrity and visual impact. The Dutch shipyard has engineered these intersecting surfaces to serve dual purposes: the sharp rake reduces wind resistance during long-range cruising while simultaneously creating protected outdoor spaces that remain usable even in challenging conditions. At 36. 88 meters, this motor yacht transforms the traditional explorer archetype into something altogether more dynamic, where form and function converge in service of serious ocean crossing capability. The result is a vessel that reads as sculpture from a distance yet reveals its practical intelligence up close, proving that expedition-grade engineering need not sacrifice architectural ambition.