S/Y Quest
The Vessel

S/Y Quest

Purpose-built for expedition sailing. A proper sea boat that has crossed oceans, threaded through ice, and anchored in lagoons where no other vessel has been. She is not a floating hotel — she is a working sailing vessel, and that is precisely the point.

S/Y Quest — Main
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The Boat

S/Y Quest is a 64-foot steel-hulled expedition sailing vessel, purpose-designed for remote ocean voyages. She combines the robustness of a true bluewater cruiser with the comfort needed for extended expeditions. Her steel hull can take whatever the ocean — or the ice — throws at her. Welds certified to Level 4 — the same standard required for icebreakers — approved by the Swedish Maritime Authority for operations in the Southern Ocean and Antarctica.

Specifications

Type
Steel-hulled cutter
Length
64 feet (19.5m)
Beam
16.7 feet (5.1m)
Draft
7.5 feet (2.3m)
Engine
Yanmar 110hp diesel
Sails
Full inventory, roller furling
Guest Capacity
6 guests (3 twin cabins)
Crew
3 (Captain + 2 crew)
Fuel Tank
1,200 litres
Water Tank
800 litres + watermaker
Generator
16kW + solar panels
Communication
Iridium satellite, VHF, SSB

Onboard

4 guest cabins (2 double, 2 twin)
Main salon with chart table
Full galley with oven and fridge
On-deck cockpit for dining
Fishing and snorkel gear
Dinghy and outboard motor
Safety equipment (EPIRB, flares, Immersion suits)
Comprehensive medical kit
Iridium satellite phone
Water maker (desalination)
Solar panels and wind generator
Heating system for cold conditions

Experience Quest

See what sailing with Quest Ocean is really like.

S/Y Quest

Our Flagship

S/Y Quest

5.0 rating

Steel-hulled

Max guests

The Vessel

S/Y Quest

Quest is a remarkably spacious 64-foot steel-hulled expedition yacht, purpose-built for both sailing and dive charters. She combines the comfort of a cruising yacht with the capability of a professional dive vessel. Her welds are certified to Level 4 — the same classification used on icebreakers — approved by the Swedish Maritime Authority for Southern Ocean and Antarctica operations.

Type

Steel-hulled cutter

Length

64 feet (19.5m)

Beam

16.7 feet (5.1m)

Draft

7.5 feet (2.3m)

Engine

Yanmar 110hp diesel

Guest Capacity

10 guests max

Crew

2 (Captain + crew)

Certification

Swedish Maritime Authority

3 twin cabins (upper + lower berths), max 6 guests2 shared bathrooms with hot/cold showersUnlimited freshwater (5000L/day watermaker)Central heating & floor heating16kW generator + solar panelsDive deck with dual tank racks & fill stationsSun-shaded cockpit (seats 10)Camera table & 80L rinse bin for photographersFull galley with 2 fridges & freezerEuropean & American power outletsIridium satellite communicationsLevel 4 ice-class welds (icebreaker standard)Swedish Maritime Authority certified
The Team

Meet the Crew

Our crew combines decades of sailing experience with deep local knowledge. They are sailors first, guides second, and hosts third — in that order.

Göran Persson

Göran Persson

Captain & Founder

Sweden

Hilda Christensson

Hilda Christensson

First Mate & Historic Guide

Sweden

Alex Stone

Alex Stone

Adventure Filmmaker

UK

Hilda (Chef)

Hilda (Chef)

Onboard Chef

Panama

Full crew profiles coming soon. Learn more about our team →

Safety First

Expedition-Grade Safety

Quest is equipped and certified to operate in remote waters worldwide. We take safety seriously — not as a box-ticking exercise, but because the wilderness does not negotiate.

  • Liferafts with 24-hour survival capacity
  • EPIRB (Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacon)
  • Immersion suits for all guests and crew
  • MOB (Man Overboard) recovery equipment
  • Comprehensive voyage planning and weather routing
  • VHF/DSC and Iridium satellite communications
  • Full safety briefing on departure day
  • Remote area protocols and emergency procedures
Safety equipment drill
Ready to Sail?

Experience S/Y Quest

There is no substitute for being aboard. When you are on Quest, the ocean does what it does — and you adapt. That is the whole point.