2018 Allseas expedition | 92ft

ALLSEAS 92 was built by master shipbuilder Tim Alls, who has built 43 yachts and fishing vessels of similar design. Early fishing vessels were used in the treacherous Bering Sea and the Alaskan king crab fishing industry, as seen on "The Deadliest Catch" TV Show. About eight yachts have been built, all based on the same proven hull.

ALLSEAS 92 is a rugged offshore explorer yacht faired and finished like a proper yacht. The Allseas 92 sistership, HEAVEN’S GATE, cruised the east and west coast of the USA, transiting the Panama Canal, and has proven extremely seaworthy in every bad weather situation encountered.

ALLSEAS 92 has more beams than other expedition yachts this size. The fuel tanks are positioned very low in the mid-body and, together with the wide beam, results in a very stable vessel that does not depend on stabilizers for safety. Stabilizers have been installed to minimize rolling and yawing and ensure utmost comfort. Aft of the deep mid-body, the bottom longitudinal profile comes up over the 6' tall rudders to create a more shallow draft than most expedition vessels this size and improve efficiency because the hull does not drag a lot of water with it.

Extensive use of African ribbon mahogany, including cabinets, walls, interior doors, and trim-out. Jatoba wood (Brazilian Cherry) floors in all staterooms and Carrerra marble flooring on all bathroom floors, shower surrounds, and vanity countertops. Granite countertops throughout the saloon, galley, pilot house, master stateroom, and guest staterooms. Decorator fabrics and leather were selected for all upholstery. Padded wrapped panels and wallpaper combine with mahogany accents in each stateroom to create a pleasing ambiance.

The interior design of the yacht reflects a traditional yet modern feel. She is cozy, relaxed, and comfortable! This is a family-oriented yacht with numerous spacious areas to escape located throughout the yacht. Guests may choose to socialize with one another or discover one of the many secluded spaces to enjoy their voyage in privacy.