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Launched a few months ago, this sparkling looking speedster is a product of the Cantieri Navali Lavagna group. More specifically, it was built for the the CNL brand called Admiral yachts. This particular yacht is called the Framura.

From the yard to the quiet slips of the Monaco yacht show, the Framura was instantly baptised by one of the largest yacht shows on the planet. The 35M speedster features a brilliant metalic silver superstucture and a dark night blue hull. These colours greatly compliment each other especially with the soft colour of the deck treatment, teak.

On the topic of speed, the Framura boasts an impressive top speed of 30 knots. This is achieved through the onboard twin diesel MTU 12V 4000 M90's. This powerplant setup produces an astounding 2,775 Horse Power each! She has a range of 900 NM at more economical speeds. Now that you have seen how the Framura produces her power, it is time to travel indoors.

Designed by the famous Luca Dini, the interiors follow a classic and elegant path according to CNL. The exterior was done by CNL's very own design and styling team. The interior features a wide use of Wenge for the main floor treatments. Accomodation wise, the 35M features 4 guest cabins and a large owners suite. The crew is accomodated in 5 cabins -inclusive of the captains' cabin-.

From inside to outside and it is clear that the Framura possesses a wrap-around maindeck. The bow feature small pocket seating and the stern as well. One deck up, takes you to the sweeping flybridge. This area offers premium views with a tinge of salt laden breeze at 30 knots! Ample seating and a table are available as well.

For brief statistical information see below:

LOA: 35 m 115 ft

Max beam: 7.4 m 24.3 ft

Max height: m ft

Max draft: 2.4 m 7.9 ft

Displacement: 124 t 271165 lb

Fuel capacity: 24500 l 6470 gls

Fresh water capacity: 4400 l 1162 gls

Main engines: MTU 12V 4000 M90

Max power: 2x2775HP Generators: KOHLER 44 EFOZ 2x44Kw

Top speed: 30 Kn

Crusing speed:28 Kn

For more on the Frumara please travel to the CNL website at:

http://www.cnl.it/