Cheoy Lee Unveils the 127 Discovery Explorer

Cheoy Lee Yachts, which is the superyacht division of Cheoy Lee Shipyards, is introducing a luxury expedition yacht called the Cheoy Lee 127 Discovery. The shipyard collaborated on the design with Nick Boksa of Boksa Marine Design in Lithia, Florida. It's a firm that specializes in luxury leisure yachts and commercial maritime vessels.

Design elements on the 127 Discovery make clear that the idea is to appeal to yachtsmen who want the option to cross oceans. The full-displacement steel hull has a sharp entry and spray chine. Like a commercial ship, this yacht's pilothouse is positioned forward for optimum visibility. The design's center of gravity is intentionally low for comfort at sea, with the tender on the main deck aft. The beach club is inside the transom hatch, which can be closed for safety.

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