Dutch yard Moonen launches the second model of the Caribbean series line with the 36-metre Martinque titled M/Y Brigadoon. Moonen 36m Martinque follows the first Caribbean model the 29m Matica launched in 2016 and heralds an exciting new course as it takes a fresh approach to the signature Dutch builder aesthetic while leveraging on the yard’s history in terms of comfort and performance. Martinque was designed by René van der Velden for the exterior, with interior by Italian firm Nauta and naval architecture by Dutch Diana. As is the custom at Moonen, the owners have made her very much their own as they get ready to explore the world on a super yacht that can go anywhere thanks to its sophisticated and well-developed hull design. Powered by twin Cats 1925hp Moonen 36m Martinique has a top speed of sixteen knots, she reached an extra knot to this in her first sea trials and at ten knots delivers a long range of 3900 nautical miles. Moonen 36m Martinique also features a remarkable amount of luxury space for her length thanks to a wide-body superstructure with the same beam as the hull. A good example of the benefits this offers is found in the large owners’ suite where having the windows directly on the outer range of the boat looking forward provides superb panoramic views.
Technical Data:LOA - 36.3 m (119ft)
Waterline Length - 34 m
Beam - 8 m
Draft - 2.1 m
Displacement - 280 t
Fuel Capacity - 35000 l
Water Capacity - 8000 l
Accommodation - ten guest berths in five cabins, eight crew in four cabins
Engines - 2 x Cats C32 Acert 1925hp
Propulsion - line shaft with Reintjes transmission and five bladed propellers
Speed - 16 knots max 14 knots cruise, 10 knots long range
Range - 3900 nm at 10 knots
Hull Shape - round bilge displacement
Construction - high tensile streel for hull, aluminium for super structure
Project - Ren Van der Helden exterior, Nauta interior, Diana naval architecture
Certification - Lloyds MCA LY3
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