Belgian naval vessel

This 40-meter three-deck luxury superyacht certainly is one of the best products of Factoria Naval de Marin. Steel hull and aluminum superstructure gives her maximum durability and seaworthiness. The boat was delivered in 2014 and received many positive reviews at the Monaco Yacht Show that year. Exterior designed by Giorgio Vafiadis is stylish and recognizable, with pure lines and elegancy. You will get a strong feeling of being onboard of much bigger yacht. Luxury yet laconic interior was created by Askdeco. The size of the vessel allowed architects to create a spacious interior like in a magnificent modern style country house. Extensive glazing of public spaces adds a large amount of daylight. The use of mirrored ceiling panels makes interior even more individual and expands the onboard space. Spacious full-beam master stateroom is located on the Main deck and 4 other cabins are on the Lower deck, all with en-suite bathrooms. FNM 40 can accommodate up to 10 guests and 7 crew. The yacht stands out with a magnificent huge sundeck incl. Jacuzzi and two massive sun cushions. She also has covered storages for tenders on the bow. The cruising speed of this full displacement yacht Powered by two MAN diesel engines 1000hp each FNM 40 can reach a top speed in 14 knots with the cruising speed about 12 knots,. She is in perfect condition, all systems works great.

The asking price is the starting amount of the online auction. Bid along until September 26, 2022 on boatauction.com Former Minesweeper for sale. This unique boat was used as a backdrop for the Flemish film /"Allemaal Familie/".This minesweeper is a former MSI Belgian naval vessel. The boat is 34m long and 6.50m wide. The ship is furnished as a cafe and is non-motorized. The propeller shafts are present and the propellers available. The ship has 2 clean water tanks of 1200 liters, 1 /"gray water/" tank of 2000 liters, 3 septic tanks of 1200 liters, electricity installation 220V, Central control panel Bathroom - Bathtub and 2 sinks - Lower deck Toilet room Men Ladies - Lower deck Men - 2 urinals - 1 toilet - 1 sink Ladies - 2WCs - 1 sink Café area above deck - Gas stove Inverter 12V 3600W Wooden hull, Triple-layer. 3 layers with bitumen in between. The hull needs to be inspected and repaired and painted where necessary. The hull is currently sanded on the port side, some planks show drag marks or are superficially damaged because they were covered with copper plates. The boat is built according to the triple-layer system, these outer planks are only 2 cm thick and not like classic wooden ships several cm thick, which does make any replacement easier. About the condition of the underwater ship is not known. Engine, electrics, water Other: No engine present, but propeller shafts. Electrical installation present.

BOOK ENDS is a 112' Motor Yacht, built in the United States by Westport Yachts, delivered in 2020. She is Hull Number 62, third of the restyled series representing a new generation of Westport 112s. A paradigm shift, she showcases open spaces, striking stones, and modern materials.BOOK ENDS features exterior and interior design by Westport Yachts, with naval architecture also by Westport Yachts. Her open country kitchen, large and luxurious saloon, and spacious pilothouse are all exactly what you're looking for when it comes to having a social scene, as they are home to comfortable lounges and big windows. The wet bars on both the main deck aft and the flybridge also extend the social scene to encompass all areas of the vessel. She can accommodate up to eight guests in four cabins. *This vessel is being offered with a one-year limited manufacturer's warranty.

PRICE REDUCED  From €230,000  to €150,000 SPECIAL BOAT She was built in 1970 for the British naval service as a fleet tender. She is currently operating as a dive support vessel on the south coast of Ireland and has an Irish P5 passenger boat licence and is reluctantly for sale to make way for a new vessel. Much work was undertaken in 2010 to bring her accommodation to the high standard of comfort expected for paying passengers.

‘Write Soon’ has had a recent $500k+ refit making her one of the most well-appointed Endurance 686 Sky-Lounge Motor Yachts built by Hampton Yachts ever. Designed by the famous Naval Architect and Marine Engineering Howard Apollonio with a proven offshore hull design she is truly a leader in her size and class. She is easily able to be run as an owner operator vessel or with crew. Her new bottom paint, recently serviced Caterpillar C-18 main engines, brand new Williams tender and recent MMDesigns Interior Design interior overhaul part of the large refit has left her in turn key condition ready for her next cruising adventure. Key features include: Four exterior docking control stations with Yacht Controller joy stick controls connected to hydraulic bow and stern thrusters, making it a breeze to maneuver in close quarters and whilst docking. New state of the art Kymeta flat panel internet satellite system is ideal for working and staying connected at sea. Recently serviced Cruisair Dometic reverse cycle heating and air-conditioning throughout with new select UV air treatment additions. New RTI touch screen custom programmed AV system throughout with Chromecast, Apple TV and Fusion stereo systems. New custom handmade carpet from Italy (2022) Wesmar Stabilizer & Trim Tabs for a comfortable ride even in a big sea. Updated galley appliances. All new Dometic Masterflush heads throughout. Siren Vessel System and Security Monitoring. New Williams Sports Jet 460 tender (2022)

Designed, built and maintained by the same owner from new, Clarissa is the fulfilment of a dream. The owner wanted to create a vessel in which to cruise the world and simultaneously provide an elegant and comfortable home for his family and all those onboard. The inspiration for Clarissa came from the owners many years of experience cruising worldwide and his healthy respect for the sea. Safety, seaworthiness and structural integrity were of the highest priority. The concept called for a ketch rig for ease of sail handling and the versatility of sail plans it allows,  a strong traditional construction and powerful twin Man diesels with tankage enough to cross the Atlantic, which indeed she has done. Inside we have a spacious deck saloon with generous window area, a second steering position, bar and sofa area. Ondeck is a choice of seating areas for good or bad weather, a well protected aft cockpit and helm station and large sunpads on both the coachroof and the foredeck.  Clarissa was constructed with Oak double framing reinforced with steel and then planked in 50mm Iroko. Only the best quality materials were used with the Iroko planks and Burma teak for the laid decks hand selected by the owner prior to it being purchased. The wood was then carefully dried and cut in Denmark before being shipped out to Turkey in a 40ft container. The yachts construction was completed in the traditional manner of the Turkish shipwrights and overseen by the both the owner and the Danish Marine Surveyor, Naval Architect and Yacht Designer, Arne Borghegn. All works were carried out to the satisfaction of the Danish Maritime Authority.  Although not built to Class, all dimensions on the hull including frames width and spacing, planking etc. are constructed to Lloyds dimensions for a Danish fishing vessel. Calculations for displacement, righting moment, general stability, mast placement etc were also carried out by Arne Borghegn. Sail plan, running and standng rigging were designed by a collaboration of Danish companies, Dansail for the sails, John Mast for mast and boom manufacture, Frederiksen for running rigging, car placement and again Arne Borghegn supervising all.  All stainless used for deck fittings, portlight frames, rig hardware was certified 316L and the interior wood certified Mahogany. The quality is well evident in the fantastic condition apparent today.... The owner has lavished smilar love and care on her maintenance, pulling her out of the water every year, completing a major refit in 2015, new Generators in 2017, new canvas and ice maker this year. Accommodations are for 8/10 guests in 4/5 cabins. The full beam master cabin aftmost and one crew cabin wih two bunks also aft which can also be used as a kids cabin. There is a further guest double aft to Port. Forward are two further double cabins. Crew accommodation is for 3/5 in two doubles forward and the aft cabin with bunks. All cabins are beautifully appointed with outstanding Mahogany panneling and joinery worked up and installed by the finest Turkish craftsmen. Each is served by individually controlled air conditioning and heating. All cabins are with ensuite bathrooms with separate heads and showers and also benefit from granite vanity tops and electric heads.          

Madiz is one of a few yachts to have survived from the early 20th century, and arguably there is no other yacht of this size, age, and original standing remaining. Madiz was built in 1902 by Ailsa Shipbuilding in Troon, Scotland, and at 55.4m is the largest classic motor yacht currently listed for sale. Madiz can also claim the title of the oldest vessel in operation to have Lloyd’s classification. Originally commissioned by James Coates Jnr, from his friend and now legendary yacht designer G L. Watson, Madiz was intended as something of a mothership or support boat to Coates’ sizable schooner-rigged sailing yacht. With the outbreak of World War I, Madiz was taken by the Royal Navy and she served in the Auxiliary Patrol Service. The vessel was returned to pleasure yachting in 1920 and passed through the hands of several British yachtsmen. But it was not long before she was again called to naval service. Post-World War II, the yacht was acquired by the Hon. John North, second son of the 8th Earl of Guilford and with Madiz, he headed for the Mediterranean In 1968, North decided to sell the yacht and she was laid up in Piraeus until she inspired Greek businessman Costas Keletsekis to become her owner. Keletsekis equipped Madiz with new engines and refitted the boat in 2003 to bring her back into class with Lloyds Register 40 years later, in 2010, Madiz was acquired by her current owners and has been lovingly cared for as an icon of classic yachting style. Whilst she has evolved somewhat over her incredible 120-year history, many original features remain Today, this steel-hulled motor yacht is powered by two Mercedes 250Hp engines and has accommodation for 14 guests in seven cabins. Madiz typically runs with a crew of 10 and is served by a 6m Riva Superflorida tender as well as a 6m classic launch.

Royal Falcon One was fully designed by Studio F.A. Porsche and built in conjunction with Royal Falcon Fleet and Kockums shipyard with naval architecture by Incat Crowther. She is MCA compliant, built to Lloyds classifications and Cayman Flagged as a commercial vessel. With a LOA of 135ft (41m) and a beam of 41ft (12.5m) she has an impressive volume of 499GRT typically found on mono-hull yachts with a much longer length overall. Both hull & superstructure are certified marine grade aluminum and her high speed round bilge catamaran hull form allows peak performance at high speeds and is extremely fuel efficient at cruising speeds. Royal Falcon One sleeps 10 guests in 5 cabins + crew accommodations for 10. Her guest accommodations consist of a large owner's suite & VIP cabin on the upper deck with 3 additional guest cabins located forward on the main deck. She is powered by twin MTU 16V4000 M93L engines powering MJP 850 water jets giving her a top speed of 37 knots yet she is also able to achieve a 2,250nm range at economical speeds.  A tender garage back aft houses a substantial RIB and when closed up she maintains her sleek exterior lines one would expect from Porsche Design Studio.

Ready to sail anywhere in the world in comfort and safety? Sailing yacht Hermes is your yacht! Designed by the famous naval architect Van de Stadt and built by the “masters/" of Kompier Ship Yard in The Netherlands in 1993/1995, this high quality vessel Van de Stadt 74 can easily cross any destination from Tropics to South Pole. A complete and massive refit was done between 2011 and 2015. Just lightly used afterwards, the finishing touch took place in 2018 and since then she has been maintained to the highest level. This Van de Stadt 74 Ocean Ketch is now ready for any next adventure. Viewing of this classic beauty is highly recommended!

Motor Yacht Mondomarine 41 Legenda built in Italy by Mondo Marine and delivered in 2009, has previously been known as Alexander Two and got its second name after a comprehensive refit in 2016.  This 41-meter yacht is the 56th vessel by a renowned Italian shipyard. Exterior and naval architecture of this semi-displacement yacht were designed by Cor D. Rover Design. Fully completed from aluminium, its snow-white superstructure and a well-balanced grey hull create an exquisite contrast attracting observer’s attention to its impeccable elegance. LUCA DINI Design & Architectur have designed a sumptuous interior with the elements of Classical empire in the surface finishes. The birch tree used in abundance and variety of interpretations is complimented with a dynamic ensemble of marble and soft carpets to create an atmosphere of a comfortable splendour accentuated by a skilful selection of design elements and furniture in the saloons and cabins. Spaciousness is provided by the 8,1 m width of the yacht that accommodates up to 10 guests in its four guest suites and the Master cabin and 7 crew. Guest suites and crew accommodation are found on the lower deck. The main saloon with the dining area and Master cabin is located on the main deck, whereas the top deck beholds a cosy saloon. Legenda features an ample outdoor area for entertaining with a bow sundeck area in front of the helm and a well fitted sun deck with a bar, barbecue, dining area, sunroom and a jacuzzi. The open deck at her stern offers a low outdoor lounge area on the main deck and a dining and cocktail area for 8-10 guests on the top deck. The yacht features an impressive collection of amenities for relaxing and entertaining. These include a comprehensive selection of water toys, a modern home cinema and jacuzzi on the sundeck which make Legenda ideal for the socialisation and entertainment with friends and family. Equipped with two especially adapted for long cruising MTU 396-seria diesel engines of 1680 kW (2280 HP) each, she develops a speed of up to 19 knots with a cruiser speed of 14 knots; distance of 3000 miles with a comfortable speed of 11 knots. 

$1MM USD Price Reduction as of May 2022 The Crescent 117 (35.7m) offers versatile interior and exterior spaces with remarkable options for entertaining, lounging and dining. She is ideal for cruising with family or friends. With a top speed of 26 knots and a 2000nm range the Crescent 117 can take you anywhere the heart desires. Designed by the renowned Naval Architect Gregory C. Marshall, the Crescent 117 features a contemporary, elegant exterior and an interior that will stand the test of time. With her efficient build techniques, this is a great opportunity to have a turn key new yacht which can be easily personalized.   Key features include: Five sumptuous guest staterooms including a full beam master, which accommodate 10 guests in plush comfort, plus an additional three crew cabins ABT Trac Stabilizers for a comfortable ride even in rough seas Jacuzzi on the Sun Deck ABT Trac Bow and Stern Thrusters for safe and easy docking Twin MTU Detroit Diesel 2735hp engines which give you over 26 knots of hull speed and come with a full two year warranty Maretron Vessel Monitoring Garmin Navigation Electronics   Available to see any time by appointment at the Bahia Mar FTZ. Trades Welcome *Not for sale to US residents while in US waters

Themara, designed by the Scottish naval architects G.L. Watson & Co. was built according to the traditional lines to Lloyds class by Ailsa Shipbuilding, Troon, Scotland in 1962. She was previously named La Bimba, Fair Lady, Atlantis of the Seven Seas, Morning Watch and Themara. This compact ocean-going yacht has a top speed of 11.0 knots and she boasts a maximum range of 4,000 NM when navigating at cruising speed, thanks to her twin Gardner diesel engines (now completely rebuilt). She has cruised extensively in all latitudes including a circumnavigation starting in 1988. She was also a support vessel for the filming of Luc Besson’s Atlantis. Her interior has been rebuilt completely using varnished mahogany, in a timeless style, with modern details added for comfort. The galley has been renewed to modern standards, in stainless steel with new appliances. The wheelhouse is light with good visibility, the original windows restored, and all the instruments updated. The large sun deck is equipped with a modern hydraulic crane, and an outside seating area and pilot station. Themara is now anchored in Southern France, jus beside our offoce where considerable money has been spent on refitting her to a high standard of finish.