News: Nordhavn News For October

News For October From Nordhavn
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The Nordhavn N46 MKII has finally arrived stateside after being transported from the shipyard. The yard announced on October 12th that the yacht arrived in Port Everglades and brought up to Nordhavn’s east coast commissioning hub in North Palm Beach, FL. “You can see a nod to the original 46, but otherwise she’s a real modern boat with features like large windows, aft deck seating, and a massive dinghy deck,” James Leishman, Nordhavn Southwest salesman said. “She has the feel of a 50-foot-plus boat.”

One of the biggest takeaways of the new N46II is her much bigger-yacht feel – in design as well as features and equipment. Leishman said details such as wind blocking slider, oversized guest room berths and remote fuel valves have all been borrowed from the larger Nordhavns and incorporated into the 46II’s standard equipment. Plus she was built to meet strict CE standards (earning Category A for Ocean status) required by the EU. The big Nordhavn feel continues when you step inside. Spacious full-stand up showers, dual settees in the pilothouse and loads of storage. In fact, one former Nordhavn 59 owner, who is eyeing the 46II as their next boat, said the amount of hanging closet space surpassed what was on the 59. “The interior of the boat is so well considered,” Leishman says. “We did not cut corners.”

The Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show's 2026 edition is about to commence on the 28th of October and Nordhavn is going to be in attendance. This year’s display will feature a stunning Nordhavn 625 as well as the last remaining unsold brand new Nordhavn 41. Both of these boats feature the outstanding design, layout, and fit and finish all Nordhavns are known for. If you are planning to attend the 2026 FLIBS please note that this year, the Nordhavn display will be in a brand new location. You can visit them at the Bahia Mar on Dock B, which has become widely known as the “trawler dock”. Specifically at Slips 223 and 225.

The 6th hull of the N71 and and 8th hull of the N625 model have both been shipped to their owners in Southampton and Turkey respectively. You can see them both loaded aboard the transport ship "Caribbean Harmony" in the image below. Both vessels are in what you might consider 'typical' Nordhavn colours with not much customization as far as the colours are concerned.

For more information:

Pacific Asian Enterprises
25001 Dana Drive
Dana Point, CA 92629
www.nordhavn.com

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