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ECLIPSE is a 35m Couach motor yacht built in 2005 and refitted in 2019, accommodating 10 guests across 5 en suite queen-sized staterooms. Her composite hull and carbon fibre superstructure pair with twin MTU engines to deliver a top speed of 30 knots and a 1,000nm range at cruising speed.
ECLIPSE is a well-specified motor yacht with an excellent charter history. On deck, a generously proportioned flybridge combines a dedicated dining area with a Jacuzzi, while the aft deck and alfresco spaces extend the yacht's social footprint further still. Open-plan seating and sun loungers throughout make for an easy fit with warm-weather cruising.
Below deck, five queen-sized staterooms each come with en suite heads and showers. The Owner's stateroom sits forward and is slightly larger than the remaining four, while two mirrored staterooms amidships and two aft complete a symmetrical, privacy-conscious layout across the full beam.
Designed by Exequiel Cano Lanza, the Couach 3500 Fly draws its hull form from research more commonly applied to commercial and patrol vessels, giving the yacht a platform built to perform in open water. The composite hull and carbon fibre superstructure keep displacement in check relative to her length — a key contributor to her performance figures — while Bureau Veritas classification provides a solid compliance baseline for any prospective Owner.
With a proven charter record, robust specification, and an extensive watertoy inventory, ECLIPSE represents a straightforward entry into ownership at 35 metres.
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