2013 Ocean Voyager 95 Expedition - For Sale with HMY Yachts

A PROVEN PLATFORM WITH A REMARKABLE STORY

CARE BEAR is not a conventional 95-foot yacht, and that is precisely her appeal. Built around a proven commercial

hull design, this U.S.-built steel Ocean Voyager was created for long-range, mission-oriented use with an emphasis on

reliability, serviceability, substantial tankage and usable working deck space rather than elaborate yacht-style

outfitting.

Originally named CHAGOS, she was extensively customized as a fishing mothership capable of carrying three custom

flats boats. Following that customization, she departed Fort Lauderdale, Florida on her own bottom for the west coast

of Africa, where she anchored off river mouths and served as a floating base for professional guides, her owner, guests

and charter clients pursuing world-record tarpon from the flats boats she carried.

Today, the name CARE BEAR reflects her current work as a humanitarian relief vessel. That mission helps explain her

intentionally practical, commercial-style outfitting. Rather than disguising her working-vessel character, it reinforces

what makes this platform compelling: she has already served two very different missions and offers the next owner a

substantial foundation for another.

THE NEXT MISSION

CARE BEAR's commercial heritage, steel construction, tankage, working decks and support systems make her

relevant to buyers whose requirements fall outside the conventional yacht market. Depending on the next owner's

intended operation and applicable regulatory requirements, the platform may lend itself to sportfishing mothership or

tender support, liveaboard dive and marine exploration, research or salvage support, remote surf and adventure

expeditions, humanitarian or disaster-response work, commercial crew and supply operations, or yacht-support duty.

These are potential applications of the platform, not representations that CARE BEAR presently carries the regulatory

approvals, equipment or certifications required for every use. Buyers should independently evaluate flag, class,

passenger, charter, commercial, insurance and local operating requirements for the mission contemplated.