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Phocea - Early entry in over-the-top luxury
(September 13, 2006) Phocea was built at the Toulon Naval Dockyard in 1976 for the well-reputed, single-handed yachtsman Alain Colas. Shortly after competing in the Observer Single Handed Transatlantic Race she was converted into the charter yacht Club Mediterranee. In July 1997, Phocea was purchased by her existing owner and she began her transformation into a luxury sailing yacht at Lurssen. Whilst retaining her unmistakable identity, she has benefited from major interior and exterior upgrading throughout. The interior boasts fine living and accommodation areas with beautiful wood paneling, tasteful decorations and some exquisite David Linley furniture. The Owner's suite, commanding fine views, is situated on the main deck whilst the VIP guest cabin and four other double cabins, all with full ensuite facilities, are located on the lower deck.
LOA: 246' (74.98m)
Beam: 31'5'' (9.58m)
Draft: 20' (6.10m)
Guest Capacity: 12
Crew Capacity: 15
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Watersports Equipment:
1- 19ft RIBTEC with 90hp engine
1- 18ft RIBTEC with 90hp engine
2 - Yamaha 800cc waverunners
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Other Equipment:
Hairdressing salon
Gymnasium
Sauna
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unbelieveable photos and read the full history of this boat.
Photo/story credit: megayachts.com, Alexis Andrews, Bugsy Gedlek, Nigel Burgess
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