Asking PriceBroker
$2,258,000 EUR
+35 moreYear2022
Length21.1m5.8m beam
FuelDIESEL3599L tank
Cabins4
Draft1.3m
Engine Hours557
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About this vessel
The Monachus 70 Fly is a luxurious and dynamic Croatian built motor yacht designed for those seeking a refined yet exhilarating cruising experience. With sleek, contemporary lines and an expansive flybridge, the yacht offers a perfect balance of performance and comfort. Its spacious interiors feature high-end finishes, creating a welcoming environment for relaxation, while the innovative design ensures optimal handling and stability on the water. Ideal for both long-range voyages and day trips, the Monachus 70 Fly combines style, sophistication, and cutting-edge technology for an unforgettable yachting experience.
Specifications
The details
Vessel
Year2022
Dimensions
Length overall21.1m
Beam5.8m
Draft1.3m
Accommodation
Cabins4
Engine & Fuel
Engine modelVolvo Penta - D13 IPS 1200
Engine hours557
Fuel typeDIESEL
Fuel tankage3599L
Features
On board
Volvo D13 900hp IPS 1200 inboard pod drive with dynamic positioning system
Joystick controls
Docking stations at aft deck, main helm, and flybridge
PAGURO 18 kW generator
MARINCO shore power
VICTRON GX Touch 50 electrical monitoring
Electro-hydraulic swim platform
Electro-hydraulic transom garage door
Twin electric mooring winches
Electric anchor winch
Volvo automatic leveling interceptors
Sinclair air conditioning system
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