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We have selected four boats in ready delivery that are ready to ply the waves. What boats are they?
Four boats differing from each other in type, ranging from the 7-meter tender to the 11-meter hull for cruising in comfort and fun. We have scouted and selected 4 of them and recommend them to you: the choice is yours!
The first ready-delivery boat we chose is a Tuccoli T295 Montecristo, a vessel with a fisherman’s spirit suitable for the whole family. A hardtop protects the galley/dinette area and console, which look forward to the bow where a large sundeck defines the lounging area. Below deck is a forward master cabin, a midships double cabin and a bathroom. The Tuccoli-designed hull takes this boat up to 42 knots, powered by two outboards producing 600 hp.
The Latium shipyard produces this boat for immediate delivery, the Bimax Alchimia 34. White hull blue murate, in a configuration with outboard motors and enlarged side decks, this 10-meter powerboat offers space that allows even short-range cruising. Below deck, in addition to the bathroom, there is a berth with a double bed and a dinette with a table that can be folded down to form a bed. The boat has the De Luxe package, which includes bow thruster, flaps and teak.
The promptly selected boat is an NHD 365 HT, an 11-meter-long cruiser. Definitely worth mentioning are the folding stern bulwarks, which return guests on board to a terrace on the water ideal for aperitifs and dining on the water. Two inboard engines propel this boat, as do the cabins with double beds
Our latest ready-to-deliver boat is a Colombo Poldo 23, built to celebrate the shipyard’s 70th anniversary. Made of mahogany, oak and iroko, she is equipped with an inboard diesel engine and shaftline transmission. The console is equipped with classic navigation instruments, including tachometer, fuel level, oil pressure and digital hour meter.
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