Selene's 62 Classic Explorer combines a wide-beam trawler layout with standard twin-engine propulsion. The European model specification places it at 20.98 metres overall with a 5.69-metre beam.
Design and layout
Its Deep Hull creates extra volume, with a raised pilothouse and optional crew space intended for extended stays. Four cabins and four heads are listed in the European specification.
Twin engines provide a different machinery and manoeuvring arrangement from a single-engine trawler, with consequences for access, fuel management and maintenance. Buyers should inspect the engine room rather than infer redundancy from the model name alone.
Life aboard and daily operation
The yard quotes 1.90 metres of draft, around 64.8 tonnes displacement and 8,327 litres of fuel for the twin-engine configuration. A single-engine tank arrangement differs.
A long-range yacht can still have limited marina access because of beam, draft or overall height. Voyage plans should be based on real loaded performance, available fuel and suitable weather rather than solely on an indicative catalogue range.
Published dimensions and systems
The published 3,000-plus-nautical-mile range at eight knots is an indicative manufacturer figure. Owners should confirm reserves, loading and service requirements against an individual build.
The figures and arrangements quoted here are manufacturer specifications and may change with the owner's chosen build, engine package or model year. Dimensions, draft and systems should be checked on the actual vessel before berth and passage arrangements are confirmed.
Considerations for owners
This is a current-model technical and ownership profile rather than an announcement of a new sale, launch or delivery. Its purpose is to help readers compare the actual configuration of a yacht within the 12–23.99-metre sector.
A buyer should request the final build specification, commissioning records, warranty and a sea trial appropriate to the proposed use. The yard's marketing photograph identifies the model but does not establish the equipment fitted to an individual hull.
Primary source: official builder model information. This article is independently written by Luxury Yacht Guide.
