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MARILOAN FENIC II is a custom-built motor yacht delivered in 2020 by Schiavone Cantiere. At 23m, she is the only displacement yacht in aluminium of her size currently on the market.
MARILOAN FENIC II was built to the construction standards required of aluminium passenger vessels, a rigour reflected in her classification by the Registro Italiano Navale, which assigned her the cross of Malta after following every stage of build.
Interior joinery throughout is the work of Italian artisans, giving the wooden furnishings a distinctly crafted feel. Accommodation is arranged with the Owner's stateroom forward on the main deck, two further double staterooms and a single stateroom convertible to bunk beds on the lower deck, each en suite, plus a separate crew stateroom with head.
The helm is positioned on the flybridge, reached through a sliding door from a lounge area with a guest head and a sofa and table.
Efficiency is a defining trait: at a 10-knot cruising speed she can cover 110 hours, or around 1100 nautical miles, without refuelling. A tender garage accommodates a Jet Tender Avon 340 along with further watertoys. Based in the Mediterranean under Italian flag, she is a lightweight yacht suited to Owners who value efficient long-range cruising over outright speed.
MARILOAN FENIC II offers a rare proposition in her size range: aluminium construction and long-range efficiency, all finished with the level of craftsmanship more typically associated with far larger yachts.
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