Yacht Layout

Legend
1. Salon
2. Galley
3. Dive compressor
4. Aft en-suite cabin
5. Engine compartment
6. Workshop, crew cabin & toilet
7. Navigation corner
8. Forward en-suite cabin
9. Crew cabin

Description
#1 Salon

The living area below deck is dominated by the light and spacious decksalon.  It provides a superb panoramic view due to its large windows.  It is completely air-conditioned and just four steps away from the cockpit.

This is the place for watching DVD movies or listening to music and the alternative place for dining (the other is in the cockpit).  Mary Ann is equipped with a high end LINN/KEF Dolby Surround system for your DVD and music enjoyment.  There is an extensive music and movie library onboard.  Or connect your iPod or mp3 player and play your own favourite tunes.

The navigation and communication corner (7) is housed here as well.  It is fitted with SSB and VHF for conventional communication and Inmarsat C and Iridium for telephone system and email access via satellite.

Navigation aids onboard are radar, electronic wind/speed/depth system, forward-looking sonar and a worldwide coverage by electronic charts, giving access to any area of the navigationable world.

   


#4 & #8 Guest Cabins
Two guest cabins have queen-sized beds of 2.05m long and come with attached private bathroom with separate shower.  There is plenty of storage space in the guest cabins.  Each is air-conditioned and has its own radio/CD player and fans.  The aft cabin is more spacious but both provide very comfortable accommodation.

#2 Galley & #6 Workshop
     

The galley has a convectional oven with microwave function, a fridge, freezer, icebox, an ice-making machine, as well as a four-fire stove, allowing for the full range of cooking to be prepared to your stomach’s desires.

The workshop contains a washing machine with integrated dryer, used on longer passages.

Stern
On anchor, the stern opens to create a platform, perfect for docking the dinghy or jumping off for your dive.  Donning your dive gear cannot be easier, as is the return to the boat after the dive, thanks to a rigid ladder attached to the platform.

The aft frame supports all the antennas and two cranes which are used to keep the dinghy and to lift heavy stuff on deck.  This frame also supports a brand new set of solar panels, and a wind generator, allowing for autonomous and renewable power generation.


Cockpit
The central cockpit is rather spacious with seats wide enough to double as beds (especially popular at sea on leeward).  It is usually sheltered from sun and rain by an extensive bimini.  It seems to be our guests’ preferred location to have their meals.