ABSOLUTE NAVETTA 64

This first-hand Navetta 64, privately used and sold new by Modern Boat, is an opportunity to acquire a recent yacht that is no longer accessible to order brand new. Available immediately in Mandelieu, it stands out for its well-maintained and documented service history, customized layouts, and excellent potential for cruising in the Mediterranean. Registered under the Swiss flag and placed under temporary admission status, this pre-owned yacht is offered with its Williams 345 Sport Jet tender, ideal for quick transfers and fully enjoying stopovers.

This Navetta 64 brings together the essential equipment for a peaceful cruise on board, promoting autonomy and comfort both at anchor and while underway.

Its Seakeeper 18 gyroscopic stabilizer, powered by both the generator and the energy produced by onboard solar panels, enhances comfort at anchor by significantly reducing rolling. These photovoltaic panels also help limit generator use when conditions permit (approximately 8 hours of autonomy).

The automatic watermaker, with a production capacity of 290 liters per hour, provides additional autonomy during long crossings and extended anchorages. Two 19 kW generators also provide sufficient power for onboard equipment, notably kitchen appliances and air conditioning.

For safer navigation, this Navetta 64 features cameras in the cockpit and engine room, as well as a safety package including AIS and a weather station. A fishing sounder completes this equipment.

With a length of under 20 meters and equipped with an Ultramarine anchor on 150 meters of chain, this yacht offers great opportunities to enjoy anchorages and discover the most beautiful sites of the Mediterranean.

Designed to facilitate navigation and maneuvers, this Navetta 64 is equipped with four 22-inch GPS displays, a radar, and a third helm station in the cockpit. The main helm station benefits from a side door facilitating dockside maneuvers and providing direct access to the foredeck from the inside.

Propulsion relies on two Volvo Penta D13 engines of 1,000 hp each, paired with an IPS 1350 transmission and a progressive bow thruster. Having cruised all the way to Greece, this unit has approximately 650 engine hours, reflecting a use oriented towards cruising and long-distance navigation.

A watertight access door also allows entry to the engine room from the Beach Club, facilitating technical access to this area.

Both outside and inside, this pre-owned Navetta 64 benefits from equipment and finishes selected to offer a particularly comfortable cruising experience.

The exterior decks are entirely covered in teak, adding elegance. At the rear of the flybridge, a sofa, two armchairs, and a table create a convivial space, protected by a manual sunshade canopy. The bar is equipped with an ice maker, and the carbon pilot seat comes from the Navetta 75. In the cockpit, a vertical electric sunblind allows for adjustable sun protection and privacy on board. Exterior lighting, complemented by underwater lights, enhances the yacht at nightfall and creates a privileged atmosphere at anchor.

The Beach Club is one of this unit's major assets. Furnished with a convertible bed, a bathroom, and air conditioning, it can be used as an independent fourth cabin, directly accessible from the hydraulic platform. Close to the water, this space offers a unique living experience on board, with a privileged view of the sea upon waking.

The interior finishes in lacquered wood veneer and Minotti furniture bring a sophisticated and elegant touch. The electric Venetian blinds in the saloon and owner's cabin contribute to daily comfort and make it easy to adjust the brightness.

This Navetta 64 also stands out for several modifications carried out at the owner's request. These layout choices optimize storage spaces, conviviality, and daily functionality.

The galley features a full-height Miele refrigerator, while a freezer has been installed in the laundry room. This space has also been configured to accommodate a separate washing machine and tumble dryer, a particularly attractive setup for extended stays on board.

The dining area has been modified to visually enlarge the saloon and provide smoother circulation. The originally planned bench seat has been removed and the table length reduced to accommodate fine Minotti chairs, while maintaining a seating capacity of up to six guests.

In the owner's cabin, a small table accompanied by two seats replaces the sofa originally planned at the cabin entrance, creating an additional space for working, reading, or enjoying a quiet moment.

The guest cabin is equipped with twin beds, which can be manually converted into a double bed using a custom-made mattress extension—a solution added specifically to this unit.

Finally, the hallway and master cabin wardrobes have been modified to increase storage capacity and optimize organization on board.

Together, they create an elegant atmosphere designed to fully enjoy every moment on board, whether during a short getaway or an extended cruise.