Project: Marlow 76LR Voyager

Marlow presents the project for the 76LR Voyager what will be the first of a new line from this renowned Explorer Yacht builder. The Voyager series is not just a new fancy name to some different looking Marlow, but is also a new Explorer Yacht concept which according to its builder features a very efficient semi displacement hull. The 76LR Voyager should also have a bulb and feature pod propulsion. This configuration should give about 30% better speeds and range versus full displacement hulls, and allow for trans oceanic capability without the need of extra fuel tanks. The 76LR Voyager will also have solar panels above the raised pilot house which reduces the need of continuous generator running often associated with this size of yacht. Accommodation is for a main deck with a spacious saloon having a U-shaped galley, and a master stateroom to forward up three steps with full view. Below is the space for a lower deck featuring four staterooms. A galley area is in the companionway allowing guests to prepare coffee or a snack without going to the main deck. To aft is the crew quarters with two cabins and having a lobby equipped with microwave, refrigerator, ice maker, table and lounge. Aft of this is the toy storage area accessed by a large hydraulic door.

www.marlowexplorer.com

Improve-it = Sessa C43

Sessa presents a new America version to the entry model of the Yacht Line the C43. This new American version makes a big change in the cockpit layout of the original C43 model replacing the aft sun pad and underneath tender garage, with a C-shaped settee lounging area. This settee can also transform to a sunpad by lowering the table. For the remaining this new America version option keeps the C43 layout below with a full beam owners cabin to midship, scissor singles or double to fore, and a convertible berth in the saloon. The C43 is powered by twin Volvo 370hp engines propelled to IPS500 forward looking pod drives.

www.sessamarine.com

New Model: Ritchie Howell 42 Express

Custom Carolina builder Ritchie Howell completed its 42 Express in the last December month of 2009. This express was built for an owner who made the upgrade from an eight metre production boat, to a thirteen metre custom made to measure build. A big change not only in size but also concept, of what is a boat made to your wishes. The 42 Express was built to the usual Ritchie Howell cold mold jig method, with structures in wood covered with fibre glass and epoxy. Interior wise the owner opted for a three berth forward cabin, custom couch in saloon, shower head, and large galley which also features an ice maker, Subzero freezer/refrigerator, and a custom granite counter top. Inside finishing is figured cherry wood cabinetry. Interesting is also the more to the standard sized mezzanine feature on the aft deck. The 42 Express is also equipped with latest Sportfish amenities like tackle rod storage throughout, Release Marine helm, Release fighting chairs, Rupp riggers, custom tower with second station controls, in-transom kill box, freshwater ice maker with ice dump for fish box, and a cockpit bait freezer. Performance is respectable to the usual custom standards with twin 775hp Cats giving a 40 knots top speed.
Technical Data:
LOA - 13.0 m (42.9ft)
Beam - 4.47 m
Draft - 1.04 m
Displacement - 16329 kg
Fuel Capacity - 2933 l
Water Capacity - 378 l
Accommodation - 3 berths in 1 cabin
Engines - 2 x Cats C12 Acert 775hp
Propulsion - line shaft
Speed - 40 knots max, 30 knots cruise
Construction - cold mold jig method
Design - Applied Concepts

www.ritchiehowell.com

Project: Absolute 43 Fly

Absolute continue to upgrade its line of boats and follows the ongoing success of the open first and hardtop today sport cruiser and yacht models by putting its focus on the new motor cruiser yacht flybridge line up. The company has already shown project renderings for a 50 Fly a couple of weeks ago, and now presents the second of the flybridges which will be the 43 Fly. What will surprise on the 43 Fly is the amount of space the project team managed to create on a boat just measuring over thirteen metres overall, with sleeping berths for six guests, and two en-suited heads. The layout and plan of the accommodation below of the 43 Fly can in numbers compete with that of the bigger new 50 Fly set to launch also in the fall of this year. The 43 Fly can also be accessorized with optionals that make life on board easier like a high low hydraulic bathing platform aft, and a rigid hard top over the flybridge. Power for the 43 Fly will be from a twin Volvo IPS500 or optional 600 choice. Again Absolute uses the Volvo pods to power another model which with the 43 and 50 Fly will power nine out of ten Absolute models. A big faith from the Italian boat builder to the Swedish engine and propulsion manufacturer.

www.absoluteyachts.com

New Model: Clipper 48 Cordova

Clipper, continues to present its new generation Cordova series with the introduction of the new 48. The new 48 Cordova follows Clipper focus on a medium range Explorer cruiser which is complemented by elegant lines and gracious interiors. As all Clipper Cordova's from the smallest 45 to the big recently presented 60, the 48 has comfort on board high on its design with walk around decks, a large cockpit and expansive fly bridge. The 48 Cordova also has a choice of lower deck layout with a two or three cabins choice. The third guest cabin with two bunk berths replaces the second guest head as in the two cabin choice. This also means that whatever version one chooses the saloon living area on the main deck is unchanged. Powered by very modest twin Cummins 425hp engines, the 48 Cordova can cruise economically at 9 knots or a faster 18 knots before the harbour office is closed pace.

Technical Data:

LOA - 15.29 m (50.2ft)

Beam - 4.52 m

Fuel Capacity - 2060 l

Water Capacity - 1030 l

Accommodation - 4 berths in 2 cabins, 6 berths in 3 cabins

Engines - 2 x Cummins QSB 425hp Propulsion - line shaft

Speed - 18 knots cruise

www.clippermotoryachts.com.au

Project: Austin Parker AP42 Sport

Basing itself on the lines of the just launched Austin Parker AP42 Open, the Italian builder present a new sport cruiser interpretation with the project of a Sport version. This model actually shows what a thin line, or to sum it better a different superstructure can do to change the original traditional hull into a new Sport Cruiser interpretation. Also designed by Fulvio De Simoni the AP42 Sport looks very sweet with a muscle interpretation given by the high free board of the hull. Apart the change of super structure the AP42 Sport will keep much of the elements of the AP 42 Open lobster design like the wooden toe rail, and the same interior lower deck with a master suite to fore, galley and L-shaped settee. The main deck will also be the same but in this case this area is dedicated for a full sunshine or canopy covered open air environment.

www.austinparker.com

New Model: Horizon 66 Bandido

The popular Bandido series built by Horizon in Taiwan and marketed by Drettmann in Germany introduces the new 66 model to ocean Explorer Yacht fans. The new 66 Bandido was introduced world wide during the recent Dusseldorf boat show and is the smallest and third model of the range. As the bigger and previous Bandido 90 and 75 models, the 66 follows the combination of a trawler design with a yacht style interior which generates a hard to find concept for owners who want rugged working looks outside combined with a luxury filled modern interior. This keeps with an Explorer Yacht philosophy in terms of safety, comfort and fuel efficiency while enjoying long range voyages. The ample interior with two decks and a flybridge creates a spacious and comfort accommodation area, which is available in a three or four cabin layout. Hull number one featured a three guest cabin plan with full beam owners suite, a tender garage, and a crew cabin with lobby aft. Power is from twin MAN 560hp engines.

Technical Data:

LOA - 20.4 m (66.9ft)

Waterline Length - 18.00 m

Beam - 6.00 m

Draft - 1.91 m

Displacement - 75000 kg

Fuel Capacity - 11000 l

Water Capacity - 2000 l

Accommodation - 3 or 4 cabins

Engines - 2 x MAN D2876 LE402 560hp

Propulsion - line shaft drive

Certification - ISO 9001

www.horizonyacht.com

New Model: Baglietto 42m Wide Body

Baglietto announces the launching of a new 42m Wide Body fast super yacht christened Lucky Me. Entirely built in aluminum, it has a length of 42 metres with a beam of 8 metres. First sample of the Wide Body line, it represents an important event for the yard that enriches its own range with this new fast model. The external lines and the interior design are characterized by the creativity of long time Baglietto collaborator architect Francesco Paszkowski who present an elegant and contemporary decor characterizing the taste of this yacht, enhanced by alternating wood essences, teak and white painted oak for the walls, and from the use of precious and unique materials throughout. The generous spaces of the convivial areas, the attention given to the distribution of the same and the wise use of the illumination on board, all define the vocation of Lucky Me for a comfortable and relaxed life onboard. The great spaces dedicated to the owner’s area have been conceived, for instance, as to have the superstructure designed full-beam and positioned to the extreme bow on the main deck in order to guarantee maximum privacy. The master suite is divided into four generous areas: conversation and study, both equipped and furnished full height in teak, the sleeping area equipped with a vanity space, a dressing room and the bath with shower and wellness spa as well. The two balconies, which open on the bulwarks, enhance the pleasure of living on board and provide a stunning sea view. The interior layout foresees the presence in the main saloon of two additional balconies on the bulwarks that allow a direct contact with the sea. Among the leaders and legends in the super yacht industry Baglietto will follow the 42m Wide Body delivery in the next months, with a 43m Displacement, 41m Semi-Displacement, and a 46m Displacement.

Technical Data:

LOA - 42 m (137.7ft)

Beam - 8.00 m

Draft - 3.12 m

Fuel Capacity - 45000 l

Water Capacity - 5300 l

Engines - 2 x MTU 16V4000 M90 3646hp

Speed - 29 knots max, 25 knots cruise

Range - 700 nm at 25 knots

Construction - aluminium

Project - Francesco Paszkowski interior & exterior

Certification - ABS Malta Cross A1 Yachting Service - AMS MCA LY2 Compliant

www.baglietto.com

Project: Mulder 1400 Favorite

Mulder Shipyard was established seventy years ago this year and to mark this auspicious occasion the yard has decided to breath new life into the Favorite range. Originally introduced in the 1950s, an all new aluminium version will be launched in 2010 and be produced in a limited edition. The twenty first century Mulder Favorite will be available in three types 1400, 1500 and 1600, and built to stunning new designs developed in close cooperation with Guido de Groot and Vripack Naval Architects. Distinguishing features include smooth retro lines and a steep bow. The yachts will be available with either a round-bilged or a hard chine hull and fitted with two engines. There is a wide array of engines to choose from, ranging from twin 150hp to 435 hp. Its round-bilged shape makes the yacht ideal for comfortable cruising from 10 to 25 knots. The first Favourite to be deliver is the 1400 and is currently under construction. The 1400 Favorite will be equipped with a double Volvo IPS600 435hp and has a hard chine hull with spray rails, giving her a maximum speed of up to 35 knots. All yachts built at Mulder are developed in close cooperation with the client and this will also apply to the new Favorite range. The 1400 currently under construction, for example, will feature a stylish cherry interior with panel covered doors, a wengé floor and sofas upholstered with luxury leather.

www.muldershipyard.com

New Launch: Jarrett Bay 64 Sportfisherman Hull #55

Jarrett Bay launch hull number 55 with the 64 Sportfisherman titled Bench Mark. This latest custom built 64 Sportfisherman is a further evolution of 63 hull#51 launched in 2007, and is built by order for a repeating Jarrett Bay owner. This new 64 launched last December is similar to the one foot shorter older sister, sporting an identical beam and waterline length. The differences for the 64 are in the draft being deeper, weighting lighter, and having also a smaller fuel tank. Hull 55 as all Jarrett Bay's has a very refined interior with satin wood finishing. Inside layout is for a flush main saloon with L-shaped sofa, galley with bar stools and dining table. Below is a three cabin plan with a four berths cabin to fore, owners suite to mid ship, and two crew or guest bunks. Outside you get an aft deck mezzanine and a large hard top covered flybridge featuring two sofas to fore. A pure custom battle wagon the latest Jarrett Bay is full of owner captain innovations, such as the hydraulic couch lift for the most convenient access to great storage, as well as the Sub-Zero freezer units easily accessed under the engine room steps. Power is the word for this latest custom Carolina reaching max speeds of 44 knots with twin 1925hp Cat engines.
Technical Data:
LOA - 19.5 m (64ft)
Waterline Length - 17.67 m
Beam - 5.63 m
Draft - 1.77 m
Displacement - 35380 kg
Fuel Capacity - 6813 l
Water Capacity - 757 l
Accommodation - 8 berths in 3 cabins, 2 heads
Engines - 2 x Cats C32 Acert 1925hp
Propulsion - line shaft
Speed - 38 knots cruise, 44 knots max
Range - 437 nm at cruise
Construction - cold molding epoxy resins

www.jarrettbay.com