The 105 is the first model in a series of modern steel displacement yachts from 54 to 105 feet. X-Treme Yachts is a brand of the Holterman shipyard, which brought Bernd Weel on board as designer. Not far from the IJsselmeer, the lowerable aft deck of the X-Treme flagship, designed by Diana Yacht Design, was on show. The tender platform includes a five metre long recess that can be used as a pool when the dinghy is lowered.
The two pairs of fin stabilisers clearly show that "Lady Fleur" relies on redundant systems. There are also two water makers and bow and stern thrusters. The latter are each located in the skeg that leads to the propeller nacelles.
Two Volvo Penta diesels, each with 551 kilowatts of power, propel the 33-metre explorer at speeds of up to 15 knots. At a speed of ten knots, this results in a range of 2,400 nautical miles. The interior volume of almost 200 gross tonnes includes an owner's suite on the forward main deck and four double cabins one level below.
