Blount Marine Expedition Vessel

FOR SALE OR LONG TERM CHARTER

Pacific Provider maximizes your time at sea with no limitations on where you can go and how long you can stay has always been a challenge for anyone who has taken their yacht to sea.

The Pacifc Provider is designed to take the best shore side support services and transport them offshore to open up new places for boaters with a taste of adventure without sacrificing safety and comfort.

Our unique combination of luxury and performance allows the Pacific Provider to deliver the “ultimate experience in offshore adventure.” With an 89,000 gallon fuel capacity the Pacific Provider can reach further than most ships of its kind and stay there for extended periods of time. Her range can accommodate a round trip to Sydney Australia from San Diego California without refueling. This ship will not only get you to where you want to go, but take care of you when you get there.

With a capacity to make 7,500 gallons of fresh water a day, 4 ice makers and power to support several gameboats and water craft, the Pacific Provider can do it all. Her tough commercial exterior can withstand the rigors of a hurricane force winds, driving rain, or blistering heat without damage to often misguided materials used on a “typical megayacht.” Yet her inside accommodations for 12 plus ample crew are luxurious, special and give a feeling of being at home miles offshore.

The transformation of a 1978 offshore supply vessel into the Pacific Provider was supervised by Stan Antrim formally of Shadow Marine and now Yacht Escort Ships. Boris Krilloff and Associates served as Navel Architect ensuring a high quality build for long term performance.

The Pacific Provider is present long term chartered in the Perlas Islands of Panama to the West Coast Fishing Club. Available by appointment for viewing in Panama. AVAILABLE OCTOBER 1, 2013 

HAUL AND PAINT NOVEMBER 2012 - RUNNING GEAR COMPLETLY SERVICED AND RENEWED

FOR SALE OR CHARTER - The Pacific Provider is presently on charter in Panama to the West Coast Fishing Club. You can visit their website to see the ship in action supporting a multiboat gamefishing operation.  http://westcoastfishingclub.com/panama/