Caribbean
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- $1,200,000
1/4 Share, 12 Weeks p.a.
Fractional Yacht Ownership in the Caribbean
The Caribbean is rightly referred to as a yachting paradise. No other yachting destination can offer the range of beautiful islands and crystal clear waters than the islands of the Caribbean Sea.
The waters are truly idyllic, the sights picture postcard perfect, and the variety of activities are endless, providing the perfect adventure and holiday on the water.
The islands themselves differ considerably, however they all offer beautiful and sheltered anchorages, palm trees, excellent marine life, and fine white sandy beaches with crystal clear waters.
Famed islands like the Virgin Islands, St Barths, Antigua, Barbados, St Lucia, St Martin and the Grenadines are all synonymous with palm trees, sandy beaches and great yachting! The character of the local people likewise varies from the charming and unspoiled modest Dominican, to the well-to-do and modern French of Martinique.
One of the key aspects of being on Caribbean Islands is to “Chill” and adopt the principle of “Island Time” enjoying the easy-going and relaxed way of life in these tropical islands.
Overview
Ed Monk Yacht Design was the naval architect involved in the formal superyacht plans for DULCINEA. Her interior design was conceived by Helen Shepardson. Ed Monk Yacht Design is also associated with the yacht general design work for this boat. In 1988 she was actually launched with celebration in San Diego and post sea trials and finishing touches was thereafter passed on to the yacht owner. Knight & Carver completed their new build motor yacht in the United States. The main hull was constructed with composite. The motor yacht superstructure component is fabricated for the most part using composite. With a width of 7.04 metres or 23.1 ft DULCINEA has reasonable internal space. She had refit maintenance and alteration work carried out in 2004. M/Y DULCINEA Main Engines and Speed: Installed with twin CATERPILLAR diesel main engines, DULCINEA is able to attain a high speed of 17 knots. Connected to her Caterpillar engine(s) are twin screw propellers. She also has an economical range of 3000 miles whilst motoring at her cruise speed of 14 knots. Her total HP is 1720 HP and her total Kilowatts are 1266. Main Engine(s) is two 860 Horse Power or 633 Kilowatts Caterpillar. Engine Model: 3412 DITA diesel. – Giving the combined power of 1720 HP /1266 KW. – Approximate Cruise Speed is 14 nautical miles per hour. – Her top Speed is around 17 nautical miles per hour. – Range in nautical Miles is 3000 at a speed of 11 knots. Superyacht DULCINEA is able to accommodate a total of 6 passengers and has 3 qualified crew.
Westport 106 Syndicate Information
We work closely with this market leading fractional syndicator who specialise in superyacht fractions.
They are a member of the Fractional Association and are renowned for their professionalism and expertise in fractional yacht management.
This operation has truly earned its place very much at the top end of the yacht syndication marketplace.
Combining world-class quality with a great syndicate operation, this superb yacht is a design masterpiece with a 3-stateroom layout, large open galley, a full complement of electronics and options, and an eye-pleasing interior.
This motor yacht DULCINEA is a 34 m 110 (ft) well proportioned composite boat which was manufactured at Knight & Carver and her design plans were devised by Ed Monk Yacht Design. Accommodating 6 passengers and 3 crew, motor yacht DULCINEA was built in 1988 and went through a full refit in 2005 when she was fully updated.
She offers the ideal combination of European styling and a functional American style floor plan and space galore!
Specification
Monte Fino
106
$1,200,000
12 weeks
$120,000
34.5
7.85
1988/2005
GRP
6
2
Detroit Diesel
C30 1720hp
Diesel
3240
