ABSOLUTE 70 FLY

Designed to offer comfortable, high-performing, and serene navigation, this Absolute 70 FLY benefits from powerful engines and comprehensive navigation equipment.

It is equipped with two Volvo Penta D13 engines of 1,000 hp each, paired with an IPS 1350 transmission. This configuration allows it to reach a top speed of around 28 knots, with a cruising speed of approximately 23 knots, for an indicative fuel consumption of about 310 liters per hour.

To facilitate maneuvering and optimize cruising comfort, this unit features solar panels, a bow thruster, the Assisted Docking system, and the safety pack. It also benefits from 22-inch GPS screens, a stabilizer, a FLIR thermal camera for night navigation, and a front camera with an integrated screen at the third helm station located in the cockpit.

This pre-owned yacht, available on the French Riviera, stands out for its Absolute Yachts design conceived for life on board, combining contemporary elegance and functionality. Aft, its ingenious toy locker, accessible from the sliding hydraulic swim platform with integrated stairs, constitutes one of its major assets.

This storage space makes it easy to carry paddleboards, Seabobs, towables, and other equipment while preserving the organization of the living areas on board.

Another feature of this unit located in Mandelieu-la-Napoule is its side sliding glass door, which offers an additional large opening to the outside. It promotes natural ventilation in the salon and reinforces the feeling of space, in the spirit of a contemporary villa on the water.

On board this Absolute 70 FLY, every space has been designed to offer remarkable living comfort, whether during a day trip, a weekend at anchor, or an extended cruise.

The interior salon captivates with its luminosity and contemporary atmosphere. The ribbed-effect partition that elegantly separates the living area from the helm station preserves the harmony of the volumes.

The yacht features three distinct dining areas, promoting conviviality on board. The main galley, located at the entrance of the salon and facing the indoor dining table, facilitates interaction between indoor and outdoor spaces as always. Further back, the cockpit terrace accommodates Terraforma modules, a teak table, and a unit equipped with a sink and a refrigerator. On the flybridge, an additional dining area and an equipped outdoor kitchen complete the layouts, creating an ideal setting for hosting family and guests.

Forward, a vast sunbathing area invites relaxation. Its integrated table also allows guests to enjoy a gourmet break during the day or an aperitif facing the sunset in a privileged setting.

The natural teak-covered decks also contribute to the overall elegance of the yacht while bringing a refined finish to the exterior spaces.

The owner opted for the Luxury Pack, which brings an extra touch of refinement to the interior layouts. Finishes notably include ceramic headboard walls in the Master and VIP cabins, bathroom accessories with gold finishes, chandeliers for the salon, and an elegant ceramic dining table. These carefully selected details enhance the spaces and reinforce the exclusive character of this yacht.

Comfort on board is also enhanced by equipment designed to extend stays at sea in complete autonomy. A Starlink antenna allows you to stay connected, while a KVH TV6 satellite antenna complements the entertainment equipment. Finally, the automatic watermaker with a capacity of 290 liters per hour is a real asset for long cruises and extended anchorages.

This pre-owned yacht stands out with a custom interior layout created by its owner, with special attention paid to materials and colors.

The flooring of the main deck and lower deck has been crafted in light limed oak, replacing the darker natural oak originally proposed. This choice brings more light to the interiors and reinforces their contemporary atmosphere.

The salon coffee table is another distinctive piece. Stemming from an aesthetic combination between the model offered on the Absolute 70 FLY and that of the Navetta 62, it offers a design specific to this unit.

The lower deck has also been the subject of thorough customization work. The hallway combines leather and fabric in a dual-material finish, while the cabins have been individualized through various decorative elements, notably bed surrounds, headboards, and accent walls.

These choices give this yacht its own distinct identity and a level of finish that sets it apart from a standard configuration.