Nautitech Fly 46 - 2023

The upgraded B and G electronics boast a 12” chart plotter at the helm, and another at the Nav station. Autopilot, Wind, forward scanning depth sounder. Roller furling main and jib, with the jib on a self-tacker, all run by electric winches at the helm makes this three-floor yacht easy to sail single-handed! This Marc Lombard design has class beating fineness of hull ratio – think Hobie cat with accommodation when it comes to volume and performance. ...

The upgraded B and G electronics boast a 12” chart plotter at the helm, and another at the Nav station. Autopilot, Wind, forward scanning depth sounder. Roller furling main and jib, with the jib on a self-tacker, all run by electric winches at the helm makes this three-floor yacht easy to sail single-handed! This Marc Lombard design has class beating fineness of hull ratio – think Hobie cat with accommodation when it comes to volume and performance. She kicks her heels, and as Marc Lombard confirmed in conversation with Andrew Thompson of Horizon, above 16 knots, there is no penalty in speed or pointing with the furling main against a conventional main. Enjoy easy double-digit reaching above 16 knots true. With twin 50hp engines, she has plenty of iron wind to cruise at 8.5 knots. There is an integrated fridge drawer under the helm seat for easy access to cool drinks underway. In the saloon, an 85 L fridge, a 182L fridge, and a 55L freezer, so you can provide for an extended charter. There are 4 electric heads in the hulls with amply sized showers, 4 double cabins, plus 2 singles in the bows, accessed from the deck or the forward cabins. There are Led lights under the bridge deck for watching the tarpon glide by at night. The Fly 46 has proven immensely popular in charter in the Caribbean, due to her immense outdoor living space; the “open” concept where sliding doors between the cockpit lounge and saloon merge both of them into one large living space. Other key features of the design include: The Saloon: Forward-facing Nav station and rear-facing galley which conjoins the saloon to the cockpit for convivial cheffing. Large picture windows in all cabins Stylish saloon ‘Venetian blind’ shades, in addition to external window shades. Davit system with a winch to hoist dinghy. Luxury high-density memory foam mattresses Watermaker Convertible saloon table to double berth Equipment On Board All of our British Virgin Island yachts have the following charter yacht equipment included on board: VHF Radio Chart plotter 10ft – 12ft RIB Dinghy and 15hp outboard motor Charts and Virgin Islands Cruising Guide Flashlight Adult Lifejackets BBQ Grill Fire Extinguishers Through-hull Plugs Deck brush Cockpit table Bimini Linens and towels Beach towels Clothes pegs Speedo and depth-sounder Wind indicator Electric windlass Refrigerator Cellular Boatphone First Aid Kit Flare Kit Binoculars Tool Kit Boat Hook Signal Horn Duct Tape Bucket with Lanyard Cockpit cushions Cooler or deck cooler All galley and cooking utensils Pillows 12V Outlet 110 Volt Inverter to charge laptops etc Autopilot in all yachts Roller furling main or fully battened main with lazy jacks CD Player with saloon and cockpit speakers Roller furling genoa *Select 'Morning check-out' when booking. As rentals are between 12 noon and 12 noon, therefore 5/7 nights is priced the same as 5/7 days rental* Hull Damage Waiver Insurance is compulsory for $60.00 (max $600) per day for Monohulls and $70.00 (max $700) per day for Catamarans. Security deposit is $2000 for monohulls and cats 41ft and under, and $5000 for cats 42ft plus. Cruising Permit $4 pp/pd National Parks Permit From $25 per week VISAR (Optional) $2 per person 5 nights minimum and 7 nights min between Dec 18 and Jan 4. For Instructor, choose bareboat.