Built for global cruising, underwater exploration and aerial adventures, and designed by Delta Design Group with interiors by Roger Thomas and Woogmaster Studio, Zembra will now continue outfitting ahead of her scheduled delivery in 2026.
Arizona bronze profile shapes a purpose-built explorer
The custom yacht has been built around a full-displacement GRP hull and superstructure. Her metallic Arizona bronze finish is contrasted by dark glazing and strong horizontal deck lines, while an upright bow creates additional volume forward. The tiered superstructure incorporates long overhangs for shade, with cut-down bulwarks opening sightlines towards the water.
Aircraft and submersible take exploration beyond the waterline
Zembra's explorer yacht credentials extend beyond long-distance cruising, with the yacht designed to support exploration above and below the water. A 3,500lb (1,588kg) boom crane on the bridge deck can deploy an Icon A5 amphibious aircraft, while the same system is capable of handling a three-person U-Boat Worx submersible for underwater excursions. A Williams Jet Tender supports shorter trips ashore, with the deck arrangement providing the working areas required to store, launch and recover the yacht's extensive exploration equipment.
Accessible accommodation supports extended stays onboard
The interior has been developed with significant owner input shaping spaces intended for extended periods onboard. Zembra accommodates 10 guests across five staterooms, including a full-beam owner's suite on the main deck and four guest cabins below. One lower-deck cabin is wheelchair accessible, while an elevator connects the decks to improve accessibility throughout the yacht. Accommodation is also provided for up to 10 crew.
Full-displacement platform developed for global cruising
The superyacht has an internal volume of 498GT, a 9.4m beam and a 3.1m draft. Constructed in compliance with Lloyd's Register technical standards, she has been engineered for transoceanic cruising and is fitted with Quantum zero-speed stabilisers to improve comfort at anchor. A 45-ton Dometic air-conditioning system supports operation in warmer climates, while the yacht's long-range platform reflects her intended role as a vessel for extended global travel.
Delta Marine's portfolio expands with two yachts on order
According to YachtBuyer MarketWatch, Delta Marine currently has two yachts in its order book: the newly launched Zembra and the 48m Project Discovery, which is scheduled for delivery in 2027. Also designed by Delta Design Group, Project Discovery is a 499GT custom displacement yacht with accommodation for 10 guests across five suites. Her onboard amenities include a dip pool, sauna and outdoor gym, while a top speed of 15 knots supports her cruising programme. Project Discovery is currently offered for sale at $56.9 million.
Guests
10
Cabins
5
Crew
9
Zembra adds another purpose-built explorer to Delta Marine's custom fleet. YachtBuyer MarketWatch & Intelligence provides further insight into the builder's fleet, current new-build activity and yachts available on the brokerage market.
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