Cheoy Lee Yachts is the superyacht division of Hong Kong’s Cheoy Lee Shipyard, one of the world’s leading yacht and ship builders with over 150 years of history combining traditional craftsmanship, cutting-edge technology and rigorous attention to detail to build a line of discovery yachts. We are proud to announce the launch of a new luxury adventure yacht, the 127 Discovery model.
The sailing experience is full
The 127 Discovery’s rugged design features a traditional full-drain steel hull with a pointed bow and anti-splash bilge lines. The hull has undergone extensive computational fluid dynamics (CFD) studies to ensure its stability, seaworthiness and efficiency. Just like a merchant ship, its cab is positioned forward for the best view. For comfort at sea, the auxiliary boats were placed at the stern of the main deck rather than on the flybridge, which effectively lowered the center of gravity.
Luxurious and practical
The 127 Discovery strikes the perfect balance between perfect luxury and practical utility, achieved by Boksa’s efficient design, which blends the owner, guest and service area expected on a 150-foot adventure yacht. The boat boasts an abundance of luxury living Spaces and amenities. Inside, there are five en-suite cabins, male/female bathrooms and closets – everything you need. Formal salons and dining areas are designed for elegant entertainment, while the bridge deck’s empty bridge lounge and sun deck create the conditions for informal entertainment and relaxation.
Set sail to explore the world
Mr. B.YLo, Director of Caili Shipyard, said: “We are excited to work with Nick Boksa and his team to design 127Discovery, building on our shared merchant Marine background and our mission to create an adventure yacht under 150 feet that remains luxurious, seaworthy and maintainable, allowing shivers to realize their dreams of global exploration in safety and comfort.” “The 127 Discovery is the perfect fulfillment of this vision, and we look forward to working with Nick on future models of the Caili Discovery family.”
