EASIR II

2020 46ft Catamaran Sleeps 6 Guests In 3 Cabins, Get ready for a sailing adventure!
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From $19,200/week, all inclusive
Special Terms
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Guests: 6
Length: 46ft
Cabins: 3
Built: 2020
Crew: 2
Builder: Lagoon
This amazing 2020 46' Lagoon offers three large double berths each with private ensuite baths including electric heads, vanity and separate showers. The cabins and yacht both offer wonderful natural lighting and great ventilation plus fully air-conditioned depending on the guests' desires. The salon will seat up to 6 guests in comfort for lounging or dining plus with numerous lounging areas, there is plenty of space for gathering as a group or finding a private place for one or two to relax. The aft exterior offers alfresco dining for up to 6 guests along with spacious top deck seating and lounge area in front of the helm, plus a forward lowe...
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Accommodations
6 Guests
3 Queen Beds
3 Wash Basins
3 Cabins
3 Showers
3 Electric Heads
This yacht has three queen Staterooms for guests. They all include en-suite bathrooms with walk-in showers....
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Amenities
WiFi internet access
Generator:Onan 11Kw Generator
Sun Awning
BBQ
Cockpit and flybridge speakers
Air conditioning and fans
Inverter yes
Bimini Top
Salon TV with satellite tv
Swim Platforms
Night Air conditioning and fans
Water Maker
Deck showers
Ipod/device docking station
USB sockets in salon and all cabins
Defibrillator
Water fun
Highfield 3.4 meter 20HP Dinghy
Stand Up Paddle
Fishing Gear
Kneeboard
Floating Mats
Beach Games
Tube
Snorkeling Gear
Underwater Camera
1 - Lily pad
1 - Subwing
Crew
Captain Inki (Jeffrey Fitting) is an adventurous sort born in the United States who normally resides in Te Wai Pounamu of Aotearoa. He regularly spends time away from sailing deep in the Amazon working with indigenous peoples or high in the Andes wandering amongst its majestic peaks. A well-seasoned
traveler, he’s travelled throughout the South Pacific, Southeast Asia, South America and Europe.
A ocean-going voyager through and through, he has crossed somewhere between 20,000-30,000 nautical miles of the deep blue. Much of his seamanship has been made through long passages to and from remote islands nestled within the Pacific Ocean. He curre...
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