2004 Custom Expediton 70 (Bahamas)

M/Y Sattina is a Nassau based 2004 Custom Expediton 70 For Sale By Broker. Responses to inquiries may come from a broker who is representing the owner as a fiduciary. This owner requires financial settlement only. No trades.

“SANTTINA” 2004 Custom 70′ Aluminum Expedition Catamaran One Family Owned Since New | Engineered to Explore | Designed to be Beached | Powered by Twin Mercedes-Benz reliable Commercial Diesels

Some yachts are designed to impress at the dock.

Others are built to go places few vessels ever will.

“Santtina” belongs firmly in the second category.

The story behind Sattina is fascinating.

Purpose-built in Brazil as an all-aluminum expedition platform, Santtina represents a philosophy rarely found in modern yacht construction—strength before fashion, engineering before compromise, and capability before convention.

Unlike production fiberglass catamarans, Santtina was designed from the keel up as a commercial-grade offshore platform capable of serving multiple missions.

Whether envisioned as an expedition yacht, explorer vessel, luxury liveaboard, eco-tourism platform, dive operation, mothership or private island retreat, she delivers an extraordinary foundation upon which almost any adventure can be built.

A Rare Engineering Pedigree

One of Santtina’s most compelling attributes lies beneath the polished aluminum and expansive living spaces.

The vessel was engineered by the respected Brazilian naval architecture office Equipe Thierry Stump, a firm recognized throughout Brazil for custom aluminum yachts, expedition vessels and commercial craft.

The firm’s work has been associated with aluminum exploration projects developed alongside legendary explorer Amyr Klink, whose purpose-built expedition yachts have become icons of long-range ocean exploration.

While Santtina was built as her own unique project, she comes from this same engineering environment—one where structural integrity, offshore capability and practical aluminum construction have always taken precedence over trends and fashion.

The vessel’s engineering plans were prepared under the responsibility of Brazilian naval engineer Amauri Renato Massagão, providing an additional level of documented engineering provenance seldom found in custom-built yachts.

Built to Last

Santtina was constructed entirely from marine-grade aluminum utilizing welded aluminum plate reinforced with substantial structural framing throughout the hulls, bridge deck and superstructure.

Unlike fiberglass production yachts, aluminum offers exceptional impact resistance, ease of repair anywhere in the world, structural longevity and excellent strength-to-weight characteristics.

The catamaran incorporates four watertight hull compartments together with extensive welded structural members throughout the hulls, reflecting a vessel conceived for serious offshore service rather than coastal cruising alone.

The Space of a 100-Foot Yacht

Her broad beam creates exceptional stability while simultaneously providing an amount of usable living area normally associated with yachts approaching 100 feet.

The expansive foredeck, enormous aft entertaining area, elevated flybridge and panoramic main salon create multiple social spaces capable of comfortably accommodating large groups while still maintaining excellent privacy for overnight guests.

Accommodations

Designed with extended cruising and entertaining in mind, Santtina offers accommodations rarely found aboard a vessel of this size.

Every cabin benefits from excellent natural light, generous storage, ambient sound systems and individual climate control, while the expansive panoramic salon creates a central gathering place surrounded by wraparound windows.

Expansive Entertaining Areas

Few catamarans in this size range offer comparable outdoor entertaining space.

Galley

The fully equipped galley has been designed for extended cruising and charter operations.

Propulsion

Air Conditioning

The vessel is equipped with two independent air-conditioning systems including central air conditioning for the main salon together with individual cabin climate control.

Extensive opening hatches, wraparound windows and insulated construction also provide exceptional natural ventilation and thermal efficiency.

Construction Highlights