Marlow Voyager 100V

The 100V is the largest Voyager Class yacht designed and constructed at our own facilities and the largest Marlow Yacht to date. At 100′(34.5m) on deck, a waterline of 95′(30m), and a beam of just over 22′(6.8m), her ability to go to sea and stay at sea for extended passages is unmatched by any other similar vessel. She is superbly designed with redundant systems featuring hand-built continuous-duty engines with exceptional strength and mechanical art ensconced in dedicated mechanical rooms.

Custom environmental systems take her and her passengers from the frozen Bering Sea to the warmth of Southern climates. Her heavy-duty scantlings feature extensive use of both carbon fiber and Kevlar® in a ship-like construction with our proprietary Full Stack Infusion®. The 100V is one of the strongest hulls in the industry, and with her five watertight compartments and big ship cupronickel piping, she can cruise in unmatched comfort and safety.

Whether you want to experience the pristine brilliance of the Northwest Passage or the stark, rugged beauty rounding Cape Horn, the Marlow Voyager 100V will satisfy that desire for adventure in unparalleled comfort, style, and safety.

The layout of this spectacular yacht provides four levels of operating and living spaces that superlatives cannot describe. The hallmark fit and finish found in all Marlow Yachts are again evidenced in this world cruiser with a number of innovative concepts designed especially for rugged, long-range passages.

The mechanical and electrical systems are segregated into system-specific rooms for easy access and maintenance and to provide a machinery space with full headroom and walkaround ability. The large powerplants are housed in a glass-walled room for visual access while dampening sound when in operation.

The electrical system was created for use in almost every location in the world. While highly complex, the execution of the design and expertise in installation allows for precise and trouble-free operation.

The climate control system is fully custom-built for the expected rigors of the wide-ranging capability of the yacht, ensuring comfortable levels whether in the frigid North or the equatorial regions of the world.

The crew quarters aft of the machinery space are a completely self-contained living area with bunks, a galley, a head and stall shower, and plenty of personal storage space.

The master cabin is accessed through a private entry off the dining area forward of the salon on the main deck level. It features a midship king-sized bed, two large heads with a very large shower separating them, a full wall of hanging lockers, and ample storage in fine cabinetry for personal belongings.

Three very large guest cabins, all with ensuite heads, are found forward of the master cabin. They all have large cedar-lined hanging lockers and plenty of storage. Quality, Luxury, and comfort are key staples all Marlow owners have become accustomed to.

From the back deck, the entry to the salon is through double doors to an expansive living area with an enormous L-shaped lounge with storage under the seats; a day head that is unobtrusive yet comfortable; a desk space; a large dining table and chairs surrounded by beautiful cabinetry provides seating for a crowd and room to store all the necessary items and provisions for cruising.

The galley and dinette fill the pilothouse. Elegant, functional, and comfortable, the galley has the appliances and storage for all the necessities for a large crew for long-term cruising. Multiple refrigerators and freezers are artfully and conveniently placed for optimal use. The island in the center of the galley provides a huge worktop while also providing safety when preparing a meal or snack. Storage is almost limitless throughout, with a clever wine cellar/bulk goods storage area under the dining table that is useful for items that are not to be immediately consumed. As with all Marlow Yachts, the appliances are top-of-the-line in the gourmet world and are beautiful and functional.

The companionways to the lower guest cabins, as well as to the Command Bridge, are on the port side, creating a smooth traffic flow past the galley. The Command Bridge features a complete and redundant set of instruments, controls, and monitors for the ship’s operation arrayed in logical banks for optimal access and safety. The captain’s quarters are found aft of a corner dinette and feature a double berth, ample personal effects storage, and an ensuite head. Access to the aft upper deck is through a short passage between the captain’s quarters with a day head to port. A clever use of glass walls provides 360-degree visibility for the captain and all others in the command bridge. An outdoor settee, dinghy, and davit complete the command bridge level.

One level up is an open skybridge for cruising in fine weather, navigating in new territory, spotting fish, and looking out for the next adventure!