Step up from the living area, and the Master Berth is treated to the magnificent sea horizon ahead, through the array of beamed windows facing the foredeck. Beautifully designed wood paneling and curved mahogany patterns contrast with the off-white couches and carpeting, enhanced by the overhead chandelier, equally as striking.

An unusual touch, the Master Suite boasts two separate levels. Here, a set of stairs leads down from the master berth into the Owner’s office, and main living area.

A his/hers arrangement in the Master Head is also featured along with an etched glass door, double size shower and oblong bath tub. Shown here is His bath, while next door is Hers, boasting a toilet and bidet, as well as a separate shower and bathtub. Cabinetry is done in a restrained wood treatment; floors are marble.

On the lower deck two VIP Suites face each other across the beam, so both have large windows and queen-size berths, raised and thickly mattressed. Small circular starlights above provide discreet overhead lighting, while each has twin bedlamps as well. Decorative quadratic cabinetry provides walk-in closets. TV screens are activated at the push of a button. While richly decorated, the guest rooms are spare of extra furnishings such as fine art on the walls. A third VIP cabin is next door forward.

The VIP ensuite heads offer handsome but unusual design in wash basins. Strongly spare in effect, each has a single face basin/bowl set in tan, figured marble, with elementary buffed stainless fixtures and large mirrors. With full-size showers; all are set on light grey marble flooring.

A fourth guest stateroom offers twin berths in well-groomed carved wood frames, with opposing walls in light gray, also in the quadrangle pattern. With windows, ensuite head/shower, there is also ample closet space and a small writing table. Forward, Crew Quarters include three double-bunk staterooms, plus a separate recreation, dining, and entertainment area.

On the lower deck, aft, twin engineer/communications offices provide living quarters as well as total electronic monitoring systems for the yacht. Just forward, the beam-wide engine room houses her twin 2,250 hp 3512B Caterpillar engines, which drive the aluminum hull at maximum 20 knots; 18 knots cruise. The wide beam allows full walk-around and overhead space for servicing the two work-horses. In addition she boasts Quantum stabilizers with digital controls, a Quantum 150 hp bowthruster, plus twin 99kW generators for in-house power, as well as a 9,842 liter/day watermaker, and 50-ton Dometic air conditioning system.

In Trinity’s storied years of dedicated yacht-building, the company has thrived on its creativity and fastidious attention to detail in satisfying the cruising needs of its customers in the world’s yacht market. Destination Fox Harb’r continues its engineering and operational excellence with another beautiful and client-pleasing megayacht.

Next to the 19th hole, Fox Harb’r is the last, best place to be…

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Review by Capt. Chuck Gnaegy

Specifications:

LOA: 164 ft.
Beam: 28 ft.
Draft: 7’9”
Displ.: 317.3 long tons
Construction: Aluminum
Fuel: 16,000 gal.
Water: 2,600 gal.
Power: 2x Caterpillar 3512B @ 2,250 hp each
Speed: Max 20 knots
Cruise: 18 knots
Range:
Naval Architects: Trinity Yachts, LLC
Interior Design: Patrick Knowles
Classification: ABS Maltese Cross A-1 Yachting Service, AMS, MCA Compliant

For more information contact:

Trinity Yachts
13085 Seaway Road
Gulfport, MS 39503
(228) 276-1000
www.trinityyachts.com

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