Overview

Take 5 was built to cruise the world in luxury, with safety and redundancy playing a key role. She was built in 2009 with the best of everything. There are many unique features on Take 5, one being the custom layout which allows for an extremely luxurious and spacious lower VIP cabin, which was achieved by reversing the spiral staircases going from the lower cabins upward to the pilothouse. Another result of this custom layout is the vast pantry spaces it provided on the main level near the galley. There truly is an amazing amount of storage on this vessel. The moment you walk in the aft salon door you really get a feel of the open and airy spaces aboard Take 5. Her machinery spaces were spec'd to be reliable and redundant, especially with the option of twin engines and triple generators. The navigation equipment also has many redundancies and is what you would expect to see on any expedition yacht. Many of the navigation systems have been upgraded over the years since Take 5 was first launched. Take 5 has spent her days cruising both coasts with a majority of her time spent here on the East Coast. She is a truly amazing vessel that is ready for her next adventure.

Features

• Custom layout with spacious lower VIP cabin
• Open and airy main salon
• Top-of-the-line audio/visual system
• Gourmet chef's dream galley with ample counterspace
• Owner's stateroom features rich satin gloss teak wood
• Spacious VIP guest stateroom with full walk-around queen bunk
• Guest stateroom equipped with large custom size berth
• Private laundry area equipped with front-loading freezer
• Pilothouse equipped with electronics/navigation package typical for superyachts
• Generous storage throughout the pilothouse and other areas
• Comprehensive navigation and electronics systems
• Mechanical systems include twin Cummins QSM11 355 hp engines
• Multiple generators for reliable power
• Extensive hydraulic systems
• Recent upgrades and improvements including new HVAC systems
• Ceramic coated top to bottom in late 2023