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2015 YEARBOOK

SANCTUARY COVE INTERNATIONAL BOAT SHOW 21 – 24 MAY, 2015 — GOLD COAST AUSTRALIA

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Contents

From the Editor

Annastacia Palaszczuk Premier of Queensland

Tom Tate Mayor of the Gold Coast

Keith Allardice Executive General Manager, Mulpha Sanctuary Cove

SCIBS Welcome Note

Plan your Show

At home with Adam Scott

News from the Dock

At the Marina

Gear & Gadgets

BOAT REVIEWS

Fleming 55

Elandra 53

Horizon RP110

Integrity 320 Express Sedan

Anglapro Predator 16

BRAND SPOTLIGHTS

BOAT SHOW TEAM GENERAL MANAGER Johan Hasser EXHIBITION MANAGER Harry Davis EVENT OPERATIONS MANAGER Corey Rattray-Wood SALES MANAGER Elysia Billingham GOVERNMENT, INDUSTRY & INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS Barry Jenkins MARKETING EXECUTIVE Kara Roberts MARKETING & EVENTS COORDINATOR Gemma Tanks EVENT COORDINATOR Kerry Hager MARINA OPERATIONS MANAGER Helen Motteram PUBLIC RELATIONS Ruby PR EVENT PHOTOGRAPHY Dean West

SANCTUARY COVE INTERNATIONAL BOAT SHOW JABIRU HOUSE, MASTHEAD WAY PO Box 199, Sanctuary Cove Queensland, Australia 4212 P: +61 7 55 77 6011 F: +61 7 55 30 845 E: boatshow@sanctuarycove.com W: sanctuarycoveboatshow.com.au We acknowledge the tremendous support and thank all casual staff, volunteers, suppliers and sponsors who ensure the Sanctuary Cove International Boat Show is such a resounding success each year. The Sanctuary Cove International Boat Show is staged at Sanctuary Cove, Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia. Sanctuary Cove was acquired by current owners Mulpha Australia Limited in 2002. Mulpha Australia Limited is a subsidiary of Mulpha International BHD a Malaysian listed company.

Leigh-Smith Yachts

Ultralon Foam

Fusion Entertainment

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Seabreeze Industries

Bering Yachts

Simrad

Maverick Yachts

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Directory User Guide

Exhibitors List

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Site Plan

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Pavilion Floor Plan

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A to Z Exhibitor Directory

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Product & Services Directory

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Brand Directory

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Index of Advertisers

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Closing Shot

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Sanctuary Cove International Boat Show 2015

FROM THE EDITOR

Ben Keys WELCOME TO THE 27TH ANNUAL SANCTUARY COVE INTERNATIONAL BOAT SHOW AND THE 2015 YEARBOOK

BEN KEYS

Editor

hen you step through the gates of the Sanctuary Cove International Boat Show (SCIBS) this week, take a moment to consider that 2015 marks the 27th anniversary of this iconic marine event. Twenty-seven years is a solid innings by any standard, but more so when you realise the Show has ridden the marine rollercoaster through both the good times and the tough years and emerged as the most prestigious event on the Asia-Pacific boating calendar. A large part of this can be put down to the hard work and professionalism of the Boat Show Team, but it’s also due to Australia’s extremely buoyant marine industry, one which thrives on innovation and excellence. It’s no accident Aussie-made boats and marine accessories are in high demand internationally. Our local marine businesses have steadily carved out a rock-solid reputation everywhere the sand meets the sea. These days, it’s just as likely an Australian boatbuilder will be fielding as many inquiries from Newport, USA, as they are from Newport, NSW. Best of all, much of that clever thinking and meticulous craftsmanship has been gathered up and dropped right in your lap at beautiful Sanctuary Cove this weekend – it’s all here to embrace and admire, and of course, if the mood strikes, it could be yours to take home, too. SCIBS offers a unique chance for business people, boat buyers, salespeople, inventors, or indeed anyone with even a passing interest, to dive in and immerse themselves in the best the industry has to offer. However you like to float around, it’s all here, from a new fishing boat, a bowrider to tow the kids, your next charter business vessel, a luxury sports cruiser, or a sailing yacht to take on the ocean’s far reaches – every taste is accounted for. Add to that every boating accessory you could ever need (and some you’ll wonder how you lived without), plus a wealth of expert advice from industry specialists, and it’s easy to see why SCIBS is the show where the marine business, does business. It’s simply the best of the best, all here on display and a fine chance to examine just how far Australia’s marine industry has come. I’ve been lucky enough this year – in my role at Trade-a-Boat magazine – to spend time on a handul of the glossy showboats featured in the pages of this magazine, and believe me, these vessels are truly world class. Boats such as the new-look Integrity 320 Express Sedan and the local success story that is the Elandra 53, show how brightly our marine talent can shine, but of course there’s nothing quite like seeing for yourself. Wander around and take it all in. Dream big. Enjoy j y the show.

BEN KEYS

Editor

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PREMIER OF QUEENSLAND

Annastacia Palaszczuk A MESSAGE FROM THE PREMIER OF QUEENSLAND

ANNASTACIA PALASZCZUK

Premier of Queensland

elcome to the 27th annual Sanctuary Cove International Boat Show, one of the largest boating and marine lifestyle events in the Asia-Pacific region. Attended by more than 40,000 visitors each year, this event delivers significant tourism and economic benefits to the Gold Coast and keeps Queenslandâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s boating industry buoyant. There is no easier or more enjoyable way to check out the latest and greatest in marine leisure craft and technology from around the world, and meet industry professionals. I wish you a fun and informative weekend. Enjoy the show.

ANNASTACIA PALASZCZUK MP Premier of Queensland; Minister for the Arts

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MAYOR OF THE CITY OF GOLD COAST

Tom Tate “TO THOSE VISITING THE CITY AND SCIBS OVER THE COMING DAYS, THE CITY IS ‘OPEN FOR BUSINESS’”

TOM TATE

Mayor of the City of Gold Coast

ongratulations to the Sanctuary Cove International Boat Show (SCIBS) for reaching its 27th year. SCIBS is an opportunity for businesses across the country to showcase the best recreational and light commercial boating products and services that the industry has to offer. The Show continues to provide the industry with a brilliant platform to network and do business on the beautiful Gold Coast. The City of Gold Coast is home to a multi-million dollar marine industry and I would say to those visiting the city and SCIBS over the coming days that the city is “open for business”. I am pleased to say that people from around Australia and the world are taking the opportunity to enjoy and embrace the Gold Coast lifestyle. We have a well-established industry of boat manufacturers and suppliers with access to a marine precinct, marine trade training centre, nine luxury marinas and facilities for yachts up to 65m. The City of Gold Coast works hard to attract investment into our city and to build capacity of local business through assistance packages, introductions and advice. While you’re making the most of SCIBS, make sure you also take the time to enjoy the rest of what the Gold Coast has to offer. From world-class entertainment, dining and shopping options to the city’s spectacular coastline and iconic rainforests – the Gold Coast is a city like no other, inspired by lifestyle and driven by opportunity. During the Show, I would also encourage you to take the opportunity to enjoy some of our award-winning restaurants and vibrant nightlife – there is something for everyone. I wish the SCIBS organisers, exhibitors and visitors all the best for this year’s event and look forward to hearing what I’m sure will be glowing reviews.

TOM TATE

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EXECUTIVE GENERAL MANAGER

Keith Allardice

KEITH ALLARDICE

Executive General Manager Mulpha Sanctuary Cove Pty Ltd

“SCIBS IS AN INTEGRAL PART OF SANCTUARY COVE’S DNA. THE SHOW CONVEYS THAT AUSTRALIAN WAY OF LIFE WHICH REVOLVES AROUND THE WATER, A LOVE OF WHICH EXHIBITORS AND VISITORS HAVE IN COMMON”

n 2015, we celebrate 27 years of the Sanctuary Cove International Boat Show (SCIBS). It’s a celebration that Mulpha Sanctuary Cove shares with the thousands of exhibitors, visitors, VIPs, sponsors and partners that we have worked closely with over the decades. As you take in the exceptional displays and experiences at this year’s boat show, we hope you get a real sense of what makes Sanctuary Cove unique. It’s a lifestyle like no other, underpinned by the award-winning marina, a vibrant and thriving marine village with its boutiques, restaurants, boat dealerships and array of services, and the five-star InterContinental Sanctuary Cove Resort with all its amenities and two championship golf courses. Above all, Sanctuary Cove is home to a real community of families from all over the world, attracted by the boating and leisure opportunities right on their doorstep. These are the very same attributes that create the ideal venue for the Sanctuary Cove International Boat Show, which has become an internationally significant event on the marine and boating calendar. On behalf of Mulpha Sanctuary Cove, I would like to extend a sincere thank you to our sponsors and partners, and to our loyal exhibitors whose success is our primary focus. For visitors, we are sure you will be captivated with the Show this year – four days jam-packed with 300-plus exhibitors and more than 500 boats on display, as well as an exciting entertainment program that boasts something for everybody. Enjoy the Show!

Keith Allardice

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SCIBS WELCOME NOTE

Welcome to SCIBS 2015 SANCTUARY COVE INTERNATIONAL BOAT SHOW TEAM

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e are delighted to welcome you to the 2015 Sanctuary Cove International Boat Show (SCIBS), marking the 27th anniversary of this major event, one of the world’s premier marine events. Sanctuary Cove is a world class standard in waterfront living and the ideal venue to showcase the boating lifestyle. SCIBS attracts national and international marine industry proponents, travelling to the Show each year to network, sign deals, visit dealers and clients, and view the latest in Australian innovation. The SCIBS team is excited to present this year’s line-up of exhibitors, all with something new to whet your appetite, including local, national and world first product launches. For more information about who’s on show and where to find them, flick to the back of the Yearbook for the Site Plans and full Exhibitor Directory. New in 2015, visitors to SCIBS can also book onsite parking when booking tickets to the Show. Access to this year’s Sanctuary Cove International Boat Show has been vastly improved, offering dozens of ways to travel to and from the event, all designed to allow visitors to make the most of their time at the Show. The 2015 program of events will delight the whole family and includes live entertainment, a Kids’ Zone, and the glamorous Women on Water events. Our television partner, Channel 7, will present Rob and Dave, the local stars of My Kitchen Rules, fishing guru and SCIBS ambassador Paul Burt, plus Sally Jenyns and Dean Miller from Creek To Coast. The Top Deck VIP lounge, presented by Club InterContinental, will be the prime place for sponsors and VIPs to network, celebrate

launches and commemorate significant milestones at SCIBS. Due to popular demand, the Women on Water luncheon has returned to the SCIBS program. The InterContinental Sanctuary Cove Resort will host an afternoon of glitz and glamour on Friday, May 22. This year’s celebrity guest speaker is the larger than life reality TV star, barrister and ‘glamazon’, Gina Liano. We would also like to extend a warm welcome to global marine leaders who will be attending the 5th annual Australian Superyacht and Marine Export (ASMEX) conference at Sanctuary Cove on May 19 and 20. For the third year as a major sponsor, EuroMarque Maserati Brisbane has chosen to launch the Maserati Trofeo at SCIBS following their sales success at previous shows. Club Marine is another valued sponsor and one of SCIBS’ longest-standing exhibitors. The team greatly values Club Marine’s overall contribution to the marine industry. This year, we welcome InterContinental Hotels & Resorts onboard as the official hospitality partner and we also thank Mulpha, owner and developer of Sanctuary Cove, for its continued investment in the Show and the marine industry. Special thanks also, to all our other official sponsors and partners: Hawker Pacific; Trade-A-Boat magazine; Ocean and Sails magazines; Boatpoint; Gold Coast Tourism; Warner Bros. Movie World; Sea World Research & Rescue; Ticketmaster; Bimbadgen; Gold Coast City Council; Queensland Government; Marine Queensland; AIMEX and Superyacht Australia. We wish all our exhibitors, sponsors and partners a successful Show, and for visitors, immerse yourselves in a top showcase of the best the boating lifestyle can offer. Happy boating!

PLAN YOUR SHOW

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Climb on board for SCIBS

hen the gates swing open for the Sanctuary Cove International Boat Show (SCIBS) on Thursday morning, it won’t just be marine industry representatives flooding into the picturesque Sanctuary Cove site. Boats and the ocean have a unique ability to capture the imagination of anyone who’s ever spotted a distant white sail disappearing over the horizon, or perhaps pictured themselves on a sunlit aft deck, with a glass of something chilled to hand. There are plenty among us who enjoy nothing more than a lazy day wandering up and down the marina dreaming of the possibilities offered up by those acres of gleaming white fibreglass. And of course, for every boat show enthusisast, there are plenty more for whom boats and the water are where they make their living – so for these lucky people, SCIBS is a place of business. But whether drifting or making deals, there is just so much going on, in and around the marine extravaganza known as SCIBS, so it can pay to arrive armed with a plan. The scope and range of products on offer can be daunting to absorb and on the busier days, it is easy to be swept along in the crowd-driven current with little chance to focus on the task at hand. Naturally, it’s the boats that are the heroes of the show and this is where you can admire new releases from your favoured builders or spot something completely different. Cast your eyes over the At The Marina section in this Yearbook, starting on page 40, for a quick taste of what you’ll find on the docks.

CONSIDER YOUR NEEDS

TOP: The gates are open. Boat Show time is here! FAR LEFT: Rose and Stefan representing Stefan Boating World. LEFT: Duncan, Sam and Egilk of Fleming Yachts on board Belle Epoque.

Think about what you want to achieve in boating and where you plan to go? Are you searching for that elusive do-it-all first boat, or maybe you’re upgrading to a larger size with long voyages in mind? Perhaps it’s just a new outboard required? Whatever your purpose, try to narrow down the parameters and approach your journey around the Show with a single-minded focus. The rewards will be worth it! Consider also, that any investment made in conjunction with a visit to the Show – be it a boat or marine hardware – is likely to be significant, so you will want to be happy with the purchase for a decent period of time before needing to upgrade. But don’t forget that SCIBS also presents an opportunity to form relationships with key industry people who may be both initially helpful in your search for knowledge and influential down the track as your seafaring life develops. Good contacts are gold and SCIBS is a great opportunity to find them.

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PLAN YOUR SHOW

LIST HOT ITEMS Prepare a draft list of items or boats you are likely to be interested in. Then use the Exhibitors List (on page 100) in this Yearbook, to prepare a schedule of stands displaying the goods in question. If it’s a certain brand you’re after, that’s covered too. Check out the Brand Directory (on page 115) to find your favourites. But don’t discount all the similar options. You might be surprised by the various latest releases or specials on offer.

TWO FULL DAYS History will tell us the first two days of the Show are the best for serious attendees. The crowds are generally smaller before the weekend hits, allowing exhibitors more time to properly explain the merits of their products. It’s all about making contacts, remember? But even on the quieter days there is still too much to see in one visit, so take your time. It’s very easy to get caught on the marina for hours admiring all that is new and shiny. So set aside an extra day to get the job done properly. You don’t want to miss anything. And what’s the rush? SCIBS is all about having fun. Take the time to understand each vessel thoroughly, so you come away with the big picture

ARRANGE SEA TRIALS

TOP: With so many gleaming boats on offer, it pays to have a plan. ABOVE: Alanna, Mark and Kayla on the stunning homegrown Palm Beach Motor Yacht.

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Any really great boat is made up of a terrrfic collection of small details. It’s all those little things which the best boatbuilders do, that make all the difference. And these won’t all become immediately apparent during your on-site Boat Show inspection. What you can expect is a little taster of what that boat can offer you. So be prepared to set time aside down the track for a proper sea trial. This need not be about taking on the biggest waves you can find (although this can be useful if the opportunity arises). Your sea trial is really about spending an extended period on the vessel and becoming better acquainted with the boat and those people who know her best – the boatbuilders. If you’re unsure about what comprises a quality build, don’t be afraid to hire an independent expert to help you asses your potential purchase.

FINAL ADVICE Above all else, enjoy yourself. Soak up the atmosphere, dine in style and plan a few extra things to do aside from the Show. The more engaging the entire experience turns out to be, the more comfortable you will feel about any serious purchase arising from it.

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Unwind at home ADAM SCOTT HAS FOUND A RARE SANCTUARY FROM THE DEMANDS OF THE PROFESSIONAL GOLF TOUR

ravelling on the professional golf circuit exposes players and their families to luxury locations all over the world. For Adam Scott however, it was Sanctuary Cove on Queensland’s beautiful Gold Coast that captured his dominant eye. We were recently fortunate enough to catch up with Adam, who is currently the No.5 world-ranked golfer, and a man who has called Sanctuary Cove home for more than 10 years. As a junior golfer, Adam aspired to play The Pines at Sanctuary Cove, and it was from here that his strong emotional connection to the region grew, eventually becoming a reality that surpassed just playing The Pines, but also becoming an active part of The Marine Village community. This was also a family affair from the beginning – Adam’s parents have lived at Sanctuary Cove for 10 years themselves. “I already knew about the attributes on offer – the gated community, security personnel, facilities at the village, wildlife and use of buggies makes for an easy and convenient lifestyle,” Adam told us. Just like that famous flow and ease of motion in his winning swing, Adam regularly mentions the total ease of living at Sanctuary Cove. “It is nice to have our office in the village, and to have everything in the one destination makes it easy,” he said. “Whilst it’s only a small office, it allows for a nice working environment for my team and is very convenient to home. “The Adam Scott Foundation is also based here and it is great to have the students under our scholarship program able to drop in. “Being situated mid-way between Brisbane and the Gold Coast is a great advantage. The programs include the PGA International Golf Institute which is based at Sanctuary Cove as well, so it is well situated all around.” The Adam Scott Foundation is this champion player’s way of supporting the community by sponsoring junior golfers and giving back to a course that meant a lot to him in his early years. But just when we were thinking it seemed like all business for Adam Scott when he’s home, he also mentioned his interest in the marine scene. “I previously owned a boat – now sold – which was moored at Sanctuary Cove Marina. Again, convenient to home. Now I enjoy other people’s boats!” he laughed. Sanctuary Cove Harbour is located upstream on the Coomera

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“THERE IS NO OTHER DEVELOPMENT IN AUSTRALIA WHICH COMPARES”

Top: Two world-class golf courses offer a challenge for all levels - dawn is a favourite tee-off time for many. Above: Lunch over the marina with Andrew.

Adam Scott is never against a game of golf with friends and family while he’s home, but surfing on nearby beaches is also a favoured option for this Sanctuary Cove resident.

River, amid native Australian bushland and features four man-made harbours. Boasting direct access to the Broadwater and the Pacific Ocean via the Gold Coast Seaway, the boat havens of South Stradbroke Island, Wavebreak Island and the waters north to Moreton Bay are all part of this prolific playground, making it ideal for avid boaters. So what does the first Aussie to win the US Masters do in order to wind down when he’s home? Surf and turf, of course. Oh, and some more golf… “I don’t need to get away from the golf course when I’m home, just the tournaments,” Adam said. Playing golf against his mates (and mum and dad) helps provide a welcome mental break from the pressures of competition. When ranking Sanctuary Cove’s famous golf courses he said: “They are nice and enjoyable to play, it’s a great feature to have the 36 holes.” A little-known fact is that Adam’s love for surfing is on par with golf, and he’s quite happy to trade his back-swing for a cutback whenever he can get to the beach. “Surfing provides most of my enjoyment when I am away from golf,” he said. “Although I don’t get a chance to do it much, just thinking about being on the water helps me wind down.” Currently mid-way through the competitive US Tour, Adam and his wife Marie spent three months home at the Cove during the Christmas break – a welcome departure from the pressures of tournament golf after a season in which he reached No.1 in late May last year. Being on the road all year, Adam regularly finds himself eating at one restaurant after another, so he prefers to try some home-cooking when back at Sanctuary Cove. But he’s not against a quick takeaway fix from the Thai House, or a long lunch of grilled Moreton Bay bugs with the office team at George’s Paragon. And Adam’s secret spot? He alternates between Raw Kitchen & Espresso and Café Nineteen when catching up with friends for Sunday breakfast. As an architect, Adam’s wife Marie was fascinated with the concept of

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“AS A JUNIOR GOLFER, ADAM ASPIRED TO PLAY THE PINES AT SANCTUARY COVE”

Sanctuary Cove. And unlike the game of golf, there is no competition for development at Sanctuary Cove. There is no other development in Australia which compares and it seems unlikely anyone else is going to build a gated community, complete with golf courses, private marina, village, and a hotel, close to train stations, two airports, beaches and a major city, any time soon. More than a quarter of a century after establishing the estate, this iconic project retains both strong brand recognition and a prestigious reputation. Now developers Mulpha are set to release the last of the waterfront and golf frontage blocks. They’ve clearly saved the best for last, including the most sought-after waterfront land blocks with wide canals and golf course blocks fronting The Pines. The Marine Village is bustling, with a waiting list for commercial tenancy, and has undergone a huge update in the past 24 months with four new restaurants opening, including one on the water, overlooking the marina. “The additions to the Village has made a great difference,” Adam said. “To be able to jump in your buggy and go to the supermarket – once again it’s too easy!” “We are also fortunate to have a medical centre, chemist and post office, which provides many of the services we regularly need.” For Adam Scott, Sanctuary Cove is a place to rest and regroup – something that has become undervalued in today’s culture. Sanctuary Cove offers that special blend of lifestyle which lightens the demands of modern society and everyday living, by providing a community where everything is quite literally on your doorstep.

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Adam Scott finds that life at Sanctuary Cove provides the perfect respite from the pressures of the professional golf tour.

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News from the Dock Channel 7 stage promises plenty of foodie fun Channel 7 is once again the television partner of the Sanctuary Cove International Boat Show (SCIBS) and the Channel 7 Stage, located at the heart of the Show on The Promenade, will be a hive of fun and entertainment for all the family. Channel 7 personality and guru of all things boating and fishing, Paul Burt, is once again the ambassador of the Sanctuary Cove International Boat Show. Paul will be hosting a variety of events during the Show including live fishing demonstrations on the Channel 7 Stage, live weather crosses from the Show, and special guest appearances throughout the event. Foodie fans will be treated to cooking demonstrations from Creek to Coast’s Sally Jenyns and Dean Miller, who will be on stage twice daily throughout the show, and My Kitchen Rules’ Queensland favourites Rob McKean and Dave Evans, who will be on stage Saturday and Sunday. Both keen fishermen (they’ve been known to take a day off work to bring home a catch for dinner), Rob and Dave will be right at home at the Show. Always a crowd favourite at the Sanctuary Cove International Boat Show, don’t miss a minute of the fun at the Channel 7 Stage. Visit the Channel 7 Stage on The Promenade.

TOP Queensland’s own Rob McKean (left) and Dave Evans (right) from My Kitchen Rules will show off their cooking prowess at the Channel 7 Stage. ABOVE SCIBS ambassador Paul Burt will also be on hand to share some fishing tips.

Granturismo Trofeo by Maserati FOR THE THIRD CONSECUTIVE YEAR, EuroMarque Maserati Brisbane is a major sponsor of Sanctuary Cove International Boat Show (SCIBS). In 2014, EuroMarque chose SCIBS to launch the Maserati Ghibli and displayed six prestige vehicles in a showroom above the marina, complete with VIP lounge to entertain guests. At the entrance to the Show, the Maserati Ghibli hero vehicle was presented on an elevated podium, attracting a lot of admiring looks and phone selfies by visitors relishing the chance to see the new model up close. At SCIBS 2015, EuroMarque is

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thrilled to be launching the new Granturismo Trofeo eo edition Maserati, a limited edition, sport-optioned model developed from the previous Granturismo. Clinton Wright, marketing manager at EuroMarque Maserati Brisbane, said he believes this is year’s launch will even top last year’s spectacular showing. “We think it will have exceptional appeal for its dynamic profile and we hope it will attract even more attention,” Mr Wright said. Visit the Euromarque Maserati Brisbane display on The Boardwalk.

RIGHT EuroMarque Maserati Brisbane will present a number of slick Maserati sporstcars at SCIBS 2015.

Relax in comfort in the VIP Lounge

Win a Whitsunday yacht charter at the Boat Show

ABOVE Buy SCIBS tickets online and it could be you cruising the Whitsundays. Tickets available online at sanctuarycoveboatshow. com.au

This year, the Sanctuary Cove International Boat Show has partnered with Whitsunday Rent A Yacht to give online ticket purchasers the chance to win a five night “skipperyourself” charter holiday on board the Perry 43 Prestige catamaran Nemo, valued at $5775. Whitsunday Rent A Yacht specialise in putting holidaymakers in charge of their own sailing catamarans, motor cruisers and monohulls and helping them plot their own, customised routes around the Whitsunday Islands. At this year’s Show, Whitsunday Rent A Yacht is showcasing a new vessel to its fleet – a 44ft motor cruiser, and running a “Live Deals” online charter auction on their website for the duration of the show. They are also launching a new day-sail charter, with crew provided, on board a Bavaria 50 yacht. The Sanctuary Cove International Boat Show/Whitsunday Rent A Yacht prize will be drawn on Monday, May 25 at Sanctuary Cove. Visit the Whitsunday Rent A Yacht display on The Promenade.

Back for its third year is the VIP Lounge – the exclusive, fully catered five-star lounge, aptly titled Top Deck, and presented by Club InterContinental. Whether you are a true high-flyer or someone who likes to spoil themselves once in a while, the VIP Lounge offers a luxurious and private retreat overlooking the marina, where visitors can relax in comfort to negotiate a deal, entertain clients or simply mingle with friends old and new. InterContinental Sydney has recreated its exclusive Club InterContinental experience in the VIP Lounge, offering a full-service bar with high calibre waitstaff, a selection of complimentary nibbles and refreshments all day long. There is also free WiFi access, newspapers, magazines and spectacular views of the boat show. Passes to the Top Deck, presented by Club Intercontinental, are available online for $149 per day and include a range of benefits, plus special offers from a handpicked collection of luxury brands and more. The Top Deck, presented by Club InterContinental, is located on The Promenade.

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High-calibre talent at ASMEX Delegates to the 2015 Australian Superyacht and Marine Export Conference (ASMEX) conference will hear from some of the industry’s top talent and, unique to ASMEX, have the opportunity to network with them. Preceding SCIBS, on May 19 and 20 at the InterContinental Sanctuary Cove Resort, ASMEX is the region’s premier industry event. Representing the US, Europe, Asia, NZ and Latin America, the high calibre lineup includes Martin Redmayne, chairman of The Superyacht Report; Andy Treadwell, managing director, Singapore Yacht Show; Marnix Hoekstra, creative director, Vripac; Paris Baloumis, group marketing manager, Oceanco; Wally Castro founder, Wally Castro; Alice Huisman, director, Royal Huisman; John McCurdy, managing director (UK), Pantaenius; Steve Fisher of Rivergate Marina and Shipyard; and Steve Sammes, general manager, Gold Coast City Marina and Shipyard. CEO of AIMEX/Superyacht Australia, Mary-

Anne Edwards said: “The only platform providing opportunities for industry to gain up to date information on the state of the industry and where current opportunities exist to drive business. For exhibitors at SCIBS, all our speakers and delegates are potential buyers.” From the Netherlands, Oceanco group marketing manager Paris Baloumis said he was eager to share his company’s ethos and absorb some new-world thinking. “The superyacht industry has tradition and history but the marine industry cannot rely on old-fashioned precepts about how things work,” Mr Baloumis said. “Australia is a fantastic resource for the superyacht community as well as a coveted destination for adventuresome superyachts. “Oceanco builds go-anywhere superyachts and several of our owners are travelling further afield than the Caribbean and the Mediterranean. Down Under is definitely on the radar screen for owners who seek a new experience.”

Fly high with Hawker Paciﬁc Hawker Pacific is an official sponsor of the 2015 Sanctuary Cove International Boat Show. Hawker Pacific’s team of aviation professionals deliver a diverse range of integrated aviation solutions. These include aircraft sales, aircraft support and management and aircraft supplies across Australia, Auckland, Hong Kong, the Middle East, plus many more locations throughout Asia and the Pacific. If you’re looking to buy aircraft,

ABOVE Marnix Hoekstra (left) and Bart Bouwhuis of Vripack take a holistic approach to yacht design.

the Hawker Pacific world-class team draws on 35 years of experience to offer the industry’s most well-known brands such as Beechcraft, Bell Helicopter, Diamond Aircraft and Mahindra Aerospace. Many of these specialist aircraft sales staff will be attending the Show, representing the Beechcraft, Bell Helicopter and Diamond Aircraft brands, and will be on hand to answer any questions. A highlight of the Hawker Pacific 2015 exhibition at Sanctuary Cove International Boat Show will be the Bell 407GX helicopter, which will be on display at The Deck on the Docks. This spectacular aircraft, which is currently for sale, features Garmin G1000 Avionics, Traffic Avoidance System, TCAS tail-rotor camera, air-conditioning, VIP soundproofing, a corporate interior, high visibility cabin and crew window kit, and a barrier filter. Visit the Hawker Pacific Display on The Deck at The Docks.

Getting to the show FOR THE FIRST TIME SINCE 1999, on-site parking will be available at the 2015 Sanctuary Cove International Boat Show. Visitors to SCIBS will be able to travel via land, water and air, with up to a dozen transport options available to make accessing the 27th annual event easier than ever. Up to 1000 parking spaces per day will be available on-site at Sanctuary Cove, located close to the entry of the show or via a short shuttle ride. Parking must be pre-booked online. Free shuttles will also be provided to and from the show from Helensvale Train Station. Those planning to come by private vessel can moor securely in the Coomera River, within tender distance of the show, and the Volunteer

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Marine Rescue crew will happily bring you in on its purpose-built RIBs. There’s also helicopter transfers from Marina Mirage and Jupiters Casino (Jupiters’ hotel guests only), water taxis, limousines, Surfside bus services and a ferry service from Hope Harbour Marina. Back for the 2015 event is the free Park ‘n’ Ride bus service from Warner Bros Movie World. The Park ‘n’ Ride offers visitors the ease of simply parking their car at Warner Bros Movie World and jumping onboard one of the frequent free buses which will deliver them to the gate of the Sanctuary Cove International Boat Show. For more information on getting to the show, visit sanctuarycoveboatshow.com.au

InterContinental - perfect for business or pleasure InterContinental Sanctuary Cove Resort is situated in the heart of the Sanctuary Cove precinct, just 45 minutes drive from both Brisbane and Gold Coast airports. It’s the perfect place for a quick weekend escape or family holiday. Boasting an elegant and stylish design, inspired by the grandeur of a beautiful Queenslander, the resort is set amidst picturesque fountains, lush gardens and golf courses, and is home to a spectacular one-acre beach lagoon pool. Offering a unique blend of Australian hospitality, sophistication and charm, the warmth and appeal of the 1940’s bygone era is reflected in the architectural design and rustic furnishings of The Great House central lobby area and also the location of the Verandah Bar, Cove Café and The Fireplace restaurant. Guests can unwind with a cocktail by the one-

acre beach lagoon pool, enjoy dinner in the Resort’s signature restaurant The Fireplace, or take a stroll down to the Marine Village where they can discover a fabulous selection of restaurants, cafes and boutiques. You will experience a rich choice of dining experiences at the resort. Enjoy breakfast overlooking the fountain terrace of Cove Café; relax over a quiet drink in the Verandah Bar or at The Pool House; or savour award winning cuisine in The Fireplace restaurant. A holiday at this timeless and sophisticated resort offers a unique blend of escapism and relaxation, coupled with the convenience of being only minutes from theme parks, beaches, international golf courses and breathtaking hinterland. Whether you visit the resort for business or pleasure, guests will immerse themselves in the luxury that is InterContinental Sanctuary Cove Resort or let the concierge help uncover some new Gold Coast adventures. For more information, including details on accommodation packages, visit intercontinentalsanctuarycove.com

Family fun for all THERE IS FUN FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY at this year’s Show with special Family Days on Saturday May 23 and Sunday May 24. The family days will see a host of activities at the Kids’ Zone, designed to keep the youngsters happy, including a super fun inflatable shark slide, Hot Shots tennis, and zorb balls (the zorb balls are also available on Thursday and Friday). There will also be roving entertainers, including an interactive clown, jugglers, hula hoop performers, stilt walkers and Captain Jack Sparrow to keep families entertained through the village streets. Visit the Kids’ Zone on Masthead Way.

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Exclusive Women on Water program In 2015, the popular Women on Water program will again evoke all the glamour, fashion and fun synonymous with this international event. Ladies who lunch will be thrilled with the opportunity to dress to the hilt and “bling it” at the Women On Water ‘WOW’ Luncheon on Friday, May 22, at the InterContinental Sanctuary Cove Resort. This year’s celebrity guest speaker is larger than life reality TV star, barrister and “glamazon”, Gina Liano. Gina will be sharing insight from her experience on Arena TV series The Real Housewives of Melbourne, as well as telling how she conquered the court room, while maintaining her sense of style, and sense of humour. Gina has overcome her own share of battles, too. She confronted cancer with typical determination and optimism, successfully recovered from treatment and emerged more determined than ever to live her life to the full. Fresh from season two of the reality TV series that has made her and her wisdom recognised worldwide, Gina is busier than ever, launching her own shoe line, her autobiography Fearless: My Life, My Way, and becoming Ambassador for the Cancer Council of Victoria. Gather your girlfriends and keep the date free for some thoroughly glamorous celebrations, with prizes for best dressed — as judged by Gina Liano — plus raffles and covetable gift bags. This year, the Women on Water program will also feature the ever popular High Tea on the High Seas Cruise on the Coomera River on Saturday, May 23, complete with entertainment, light lunch and refreshments, pampering and gift bags. Tickets for all Women On Water events are on sale now at sanctuarycoveboatshow.com.au

Visit Sea World 1 Long-time campaigners for marine conservation and education, Sea World will bring its 18m Research and Rescue boat Sea World 1 to the Sanctuary Cove International Boat Show (SCIBS) with the prime aim of demonstrating how boaties can be ambassadors of the sea. “An appreciation of the marine environment is a strong synergy between the Sea World Research and Rescue Foundation and Sanctuary Cove International Boat Show,” said Trevor Long, Sea World director of marine sciences. “We will be welcoming people onboard Sea World 1 and sharing the message of marine conservation and action that can help every day to respect and protect our marine life.”

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Visitors to SCIBS can get up close to inspect rescue equipment and meet some of the Research and Rescue Team who undertake these vital and sometimes dangerous feats at sea. The Sea World Research and Rescue Foundation is the nonprofit arm of Sea World. For more than 20 years, the Foundation has worked to understand, protect and support the marine environment. Sanctuary Cove International Boat Show is partnering with the Sea World Research and Rescue Foundation for this year’s event. Visitors can support the Foundation Marine Research Program by joining up as Friends of the Foundation, which gives them a membership card, discounts at Sea World and an e-newsletter subscription. You can also contribute towards the Foundation’s crucial work by “adopting” an animal, which for $35, entitles you to a plush toy dolphin, certificate and photo of a rescued animal. “This is a great opportunity to extend the education message and further marine conservation at home and with the visitors who attend SCIBS from around Australia and the world,” said Mr Long. “We hope to impart that a boatie’s checklist should be: life jackets, sunscreen and respect for marine life. The boating community has a very important role as the ambassadors for our marine life.” Visit the Sea World Research and Rescue Foundation display on Marina E, or for more information, go to seaworld.com.au/research-and-rescue

Top 10 things to see and do at the Boat Show There is so much happening at this year’s Show we’ve compiled a must see and do list to ensure you don’t miss out:

MASERATI LUXURY CAR SHOWCASE Major sponsor EuroMarque Maserati Brisbane will be showcasing the new Granturismo Trofeo edition Maserati – this limited edition, sports-optioned model is an exciting edition to the Maserati family. The exhilarating Maserati showroom is located on the Boardwalk, near the entry to F Marina.

SEE THE STARS AT THE CHANNEL 7 STAGE Watch Creek to Coast stars Sally Jenyns and Dean Miller cook up a storm twice per day throughout the Show. Keep an eye out for local My Kitchen Rules favourites Rob McKean and Dave Evans, who will be making guest appearances on Saturday and Sunday.

MEET OUR EXHIBITORS From the glitz and glamour on The Marina, to the trailerboats and jetskis in and around The Marine Village and The Docks, you are sure to find the boat you are searching for. If gear and gadgets is on your shopping list, then our Pavilions are the place for you. Here you will find everything from the latest safety devices to marine electronics.

EXPLORE THE MARINE VILLAGE Take some time out from the action and soak up the atmosphere of The Marine Village at one of the many cafes and restaurants. Treat yourself to a leisurely lunch, a quick coffee or end the day with dinner and drinks with friends. The streets of The Marine Village are the place to see and be seen! With roving entertainers, star-spotting plus plenty of shopping options, the action is all in one great location.

GET FISHING TIPS FROM PAUL BURT Brush up on your fishing skills with presentations from 7 News weather, beach, boating and fishing expert Paul Burt on the Channel 7 Stage. As the ‘go-to man’ for all things fishing, Paul will be imparting his extensive local knowledge on how to catch all kinds of species at what time of year and even giving away some secrets on the best fishing spots.

comfort or mingle with friends. Pre-purchase your passes online.

DON’T FORGET THE KIDS! The Kids’ Zone will keep your little ones entertained for hours with zorb balls (Thursday to Sunday) and action packed family days (Saturday and Sunday) featuring a giant inflatable shark slide, face painting fun and Hot Shots Tennis program. See roving entertainers including an interactive clown, jugglers, hula hoop performers, stilt walkers and Show favourite Captain Jack Sparrow. The Kids’ Zone is located on Masthead Way.

TAKE TO THE SKIES Swap sea craft for aircraft, and check out the Hawker Pacific display on The Deck at The Docks. The highlight of the Hawker Pacific exhibition will be the Bell 407GX helicopter. This spectacular aircraft features the latest and greatest in aviation technology including a TCAS Tail Rotor Camera. A must see for aviators and non-aviators alike.

VISIT THE WATER POLICE The Queensland Water Police will showcase a range of their operational vessels, including their Tactical Response Boat, jet skis and the Brett T Handran 22m power catamaran. You can jump on board, speak with the officers and get a taste of what life as part of the Water Police is like. Visit the QWP display on E Marina.

PROTECT & RESPECT MARINE LIFE Long-time campaigners for marine conservation and education, Sea World will bring their 18m research and rescue boat, Sea World 1 with the prime aim of demonstrating how boaties can be ambassadors of the sea. Get up close to rescue equipment and meet some of the Research and Rescue team who undertake these vital and sometimes dangerous feats at sea. Visit the Sea World Research & Rescue Foundation display on E Marina.

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Hospitality partner Intercontinental Hotels and Resorts play host to the ‘Top Deck’ presented by Club InterContinental. Whether you are a true high-flyer or someone who likes to spoil themselves once in a while, the VIP Lounge offers a luxurious and private retreat overlooking the Marina, where you can relax in

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KIDS’ ACTIVITIES Floating zorb balls TIME 9am-5pm PLACE Kids’ Zone

KIDS’ ACTIVITIES Floating zorb Balls TIME 9am-5pm PLACE Kids’ Zone

PIRATE CAPTAIN JACK SPARROW Welcome to Sanctuary Cove TIME 9am-1pm PLACE Boat Show precincts

KIDS’ ACTIVITIES Floating zorb balls; giant inflatable shark slide; face painting; Hot Shots Tennis presented by Tennis Queensland TIME 9am-5pm PLACE Kids’ Zone

BLUE POPPY DUO TIME 10am–2pm PLACE Boat Show precincts

WES TAYLOR JAZZ TIME 10am–2pm PLACE Boat Show precincts

PIRATE CAPTAIN JACK SPARROW Welcome to Sanctuary Cove TIME 9am-1pm PLACE Boat Show precincts

WES TAYLOR JAZZ TIME 11am–3pm PLACE Boat Show precincts

CARIBBEAN CONNECTION TIME 11am–3pm PLACE Boat Show precincts

CARIBBEAN CONNECTION TIME 10am–2pm PLACE Boat Show precincts

BLUE POPPY DUO TIME 10am-2pm PLACE Boat Show precincts

GO BAREBOATING Boating holidays in the Whitsundays TIMES 11am-11:15am; 1pm-1:15pm PLACE Channel 7 Stage – The Promenade

WES TAYLOR JAZZ TIME 11am–3pm PLACE Boat Show precincts

WES TAYLOR JAZZ TIME 11am-3pm PLACE Boat Show precincts

DISCOVER YOUR STYLE ONBOARD Conducted by Boatstyle TIME 11am-11:30am PLACE Entrance to the Superyacht & Marine Pavilion

GO BAREBOATING Boating holidays in the Whitsundays TIMES 11am-11:15am; 1pm-1:15pm PLACE Channel 7 Stage – The Promenade

CARIBBEAN CONNECTION TIME 12pm-4pm PLACE Boat Show precincts

CHANNEL 7 CREEK TO COAST Cooking demonstrations with Sally Jenyns and Dean Miller TIMES 11:30am-12:30pm; 1:30pm2:30pm PLACE Channel 7 Stage – The Promenade

DISCOVER YOUR STYLE ONBOARD Conducted by Boatstyle TIME 11am-11:30am PLACE Entrance to the Superyacht & Marine Pavilion

CHANNEL 7 MKR Cooking demonstrations with Queensland’s own Rob and Dave TIMES 11:30am-12:30pm; 1:30pm– 2:30pm PLACE Channel 7 Stage – The Promenade

CARIBBEAN CONNECTION TIME 12pm-4pm PLACE Boat Show precincts

CHANNEL 7 CREEK TO COAST Cooking Demonstrations with Sally Jenyns & Dean Miller TIMES 11:30am-12:30pm; 1:30pm2:30pm PLACE Channel 7 Stage – The Promenade INTRODUCTION TO SAILING Conducted by Sunshine Sailing Australia TIME 2pm-3pm PLACE Onboard Eressea – E Marina Bookings essential. Phone 07 577 6011 or email boatshow@sanctuarycove.com

BLUE POPPY DUO TIME 12pm-4pm PLACE Boat Show precincts WOMEN ON WATER LUNCHEON Lunch, bubbles & entertainment, featuring guest speaker Gina Liano. TIME 12pm-3pm PLACE InterContinental Resort Bookings essential. Book online at sanctuarycoveboatshow.com.au PAUL BURT Fishing tips by Channel 7’s weather, beach, boating and fishing expert TIME 12:30pm-1pm PLACE Channel 7 Stage – The Promenade INTRODUCTION TO SAILING Conducted by Sunshine Sailing Australia TIME 2pm-3pm PLACE Onboard Eressea – E Marina Bookings essential. Phone 07 5577 6011 or email boatshow@sanctuarycove.com

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BLUE POPPY DUO TIME 12pm–4pm PLACE Boat Show Precincts

CHANNEL 7 MKR Cooking demonstrations with Queensland’s own Rob and Dave TIMES 11:30am-12:30pm; 1:30pm– 2:30pm PLACE Channel 7 Stage – The Promenade

PAUL BURT Fishing tips by Channel 7’s weather, beach, boating and fishing expert TIME 12:30pm-1pm PLACE Channel 7 Stage – The Promenade

HIGH TEA ON THE HIGH SEAS CRUISE Lunch, bubbles & entertainment TIME 1:30pm–4pm PLACE Onboard Main Event – C Marina Bookings essential. Book online at sanctuarycoveboatshow.com.au

INTRODUCTION TO SAILING Conducted by Sunshine Sailing Australia TIME 2pm-3pm PLACE Onboard Eressea – E Marina Bookings essential. Phone 07 5577 6011 or email boatshow@sanctuarycove.com

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Dance in the sun with Sea Ray SEA RAY Sundancer 540

Visit the QMC display on Marina E or go to queenslandmarinecentre. com.au

Queensland Marine Centre (QMC) will be launching the new model Sea Ray 540 Sundancer at SCIBS 2015. QMC dealer principal, Andrew Bennett said the team was eagerly awaiting the Australian launch of this 54ft sports yacht. “It’s fantastic to get a boat of this uncompromising quality into Australia and to launch it at one of the country’s biggest boat shows,” he said. “It’s only the third of this new model to be built in the world. And it has only just been launched in America, so we’re excited to be bringing it to SCIBS this year. Australians

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are going to love the layout and design of this boat because it is perfect for our climate and lifestyle.” “The signature sleekness and purposeful design of the boat speaks for itself and it’s sure to attract a lot of attention. It’s top of the line in its class, so it’s great to be coming to the Show with such an excellent product.” The biggest names in the worldwide marine industry choose to exhibit year after year at SCIBS because the show offers exhibitors unparalleled exposure, with tens of thousands of boating enthusiasts attending the show daily.

South African catamaran mavericks MAVERICK YACHTS Maverick 440 Catamaran

Visit the Maverick Yachts display on Marina E, or go to maverickyachts.co.za

Custom boatbuilders Maverick Yachts, will be launching the Maverick 440 catamaran at this year’s Sanctuary Cove International Boat Show. Based in Cape Town, South Africa, Maverick Yachts was started by sailors Rudi and Deslynn Pretorius. “Our dream was to enjoy extended bluewater cruising without relying on a crew,” Deslynn said. “We needed to build a cruising catamaran – a yacht that could be handled effortlessly and that offered genuine five-star comfort, safety and reliability.” Expert designer Phil Southwell and a team of

skilled craftsmen came onboard to create this vision, and the Maverick 400 was the result. Following the success of the Maverick 400, the Maverick 440 has been created – a natural progression to a larger boat with larger transoms which are fantastic swim platforms, incorporating storage and increasing the waterline length, which results in faster boat speeds and a smoother ride. Maverick’s attention to detail and inherent understanding of yacht design guarantees the owner superb handling and performance from the Maverick catamaran – an ultra-deluxe home on the sea.

First time for Saba 50 in Australia MULTIHULL SOLUTIONS Saba 50 Catamaran

Visit the Multihull Solutions display on Marina F, or go to multihullsolutions.com.au

Multihull Solutions has chosen the 2015 Sanctuary Cove International Boat Show to launch several new vessels including the Saba 50 catamaran, by Fountaine Pajot. Light, spacious and with high level cruising performance, the Saba 50 offers you all the pleasures of the sea, both under sail and at anchor, where relaxation goes hand in hand with comfort and pleasure. The space onboard has been optimised in order to provide magnificent accommodation.

The saloon and cockpit have generous storage areas, as do the passageways, and the light filled, spacious cabins. “This will be the first time they will be seen in the Asia Pacific region, so we are really looking forward to getting them out there,” said Multihull Solutions’ Rachel Haynes. “We will also have the Tag 60 catamaran, which hasn’t been seen in Australia, so it is going to be an exciting show.”

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Sleek Hanse versatility The Windcraft Group was founded by Peter Hrones in the 1990s, at a time when he felt Australia lagged behind Europe in boat design. Hrones travelled to Europe in his quest for the perfect yacht to suit the Australian market, and after an 18 month search, he discovered Hanse Yachts. This year the Windcraft Group will be showcasing the stunning Hanse 575 at SCIBS. The Hanse 575 is a sleek and stunning Judel/Vrolijk yacht with an outstanding cockpit, revolutionary dinghy garage and contemporary, versatile interior. The 575 features the Hanse original self-tacking headsail, and all lines are led under the deck to the winches next to the helm position. The fully battened main sail also has an option of a furling main, while the double cockpit tables can convert to a huge sun lounge area. Continuous bulwarks further add style and safety to the vessel.

At the stern there is a large opening bathing platform for easy access before and after swimming, and a dinghy garage designed for a Williams 285 jet tender, with docking system. The low-profile coachhouse and deck are fitted with flush opening hatches, bringing light and ventilation to the interior. Check out the spectacular Hanse 575 at The Windcraft Group’s stand at the 2015 Sanctuary Cove International Boat Show.

WINDCRAFT GROUP Hanse 575 Visit the Windcraft display on Marina E, or go to windcrafthanse.com

Say hello to the Sea Fox JSW POWERSPORTS Sea Fox C/C 266 Commander Visit the JSW Powersports display on Masthead Way, or go to seafoxboats.com.au

At this year’s Sanctuary Cove International Boat Show, JSW Powersports will be launching the new Sea Fox centre console 266 Commander – a single or twin-outboard rig which is 7.9m long with a 2.8m beam. Power options for your Sea Fox centre console include a choice of single 300hp outboard, or twin 150- 200hp setups. The 266 Commander features a double walkthrough transom with two folding cockpit jump

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seats; deluxe console with portable toilet and sink; deluxe tackle centre; a 200lt livebait tank and aerated livewell, and insulated fish boxes in floor with overboard discharge. The 266 Commander also offers various upgrades and options tailored to both gamefishing and leisure boating. Check out the Sea Fox centre console 266 Commander at the JSW Powersports exhibition at the Show.

On the right track for ﬁshing FISHING & LEISURE BOATS Tracker Boats

Visit the Fishing and Leisure Boats display on Masthead Way, or go to fishingandleisureboats.com.au

If fishing is what floats your boat, then you won’t want to miss Fishing and Leisure Boats’ launch of the new range from Tracker Boats. Tim Stessl, dealer principal at Fishing and Leisure Boats, says the Tracker range is among the most popular in the world and with good reason. “We are going to have three or four of the new Tracker range launching at the 2015 Sanctuary Cove International Boat Show and we will also be launching the Nitro Fibreglass Bass Boats as well,” he said. “People are going to love them. The Trackers can

comfortably take four or five adults. The 20° vee-hull and longitudinal stringer system means they are really stable and soft riding as well, and they have a five year warranty – the only alloy boat on the market with this. “And the company has invested about $12million into its new Diamond Coat paint system which is guaranteed to last ten times longer than your standard paint system,” said Mr Stessl. Check out Tracker range at the 2015 Sanctuary Cove International Boat Show.

Ready to fall in love? SUNDANCE MARINE Monte Carlo MC5

Visit the Sundance Marine display on Marina F, or go to sundancemarine.com.au

Sundance Marine is the national dealer for powerboat brands Monte Carlo by Beneteau and the Italian designed and built Monte Carlo Yachts. At SCIBS 2015, the Monte Carlo MC5 will make her Queensland debut. The Monte Carlo MC5 has unique charm and style. It is a splendid thoroughbred; a timelessly elegant distinctive yacht. Easily identified by the aqua blue hull, each Monte Carlo yacht offers stylish leather trims throughout and a clever use of internal space in all areas. Rewards for owners are obvious, through the excellent storage proportions across the boat, including its full-beam master. These features all enhance the MC5’s ability to be used for multiple days away from port. The flybridge comfortably seats 12 around the table, leaving no doubt on this yacht’s entertainment potential. The Monte Carlo MC5 was named European Powerboat of the Year in 2014 for “Motorboats Over 45ft”. So as the only Monte Carlo currently in Australia, and with the colour of that hull, she’s sure to make quite a splash at SCIBS.

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Absolute Palm Beach luxury PALM BEACH MOTOR YACHTS PB 45; PB 55

Visit the Palm Beach Motor Yachts display on Marina D, or go to pbmy.com.au

The history of Palm Beach Motor Yachts has been written on the open ocean in racing yachts. Mark Richards’ passion for designing, building and racing sailing yachts at sea forged the culture that drives Palm Beach Motor Yachts and its team to build the very best pleasure boats available. At this year’s Sanctuary Cove International Boat Show, Palm Beach Motor Yachts will be showcasing two of its most popular models, the Palm Beach 45 and Palm Beach 55. Each Palm Beach yacht is meticulously created, with modern technology and craftsmanship perfectly intertwined. The interior décor, accented by an expanse of Burmese teak,

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is complemented by fine leather upholstery, solid Silestone counter tops and custom carpet, all created to the highest standards. Large powered windows on both sides retract to provide fresh air and also come in handy during docking. State of the art entertainment components, including TV and multi-speaker stereo are all included as standard equipment and customised to suit each individual owner. The PB 55 comes with a two or three cabin layout and rear tender garage, and the PB 45 was developed from the mould of the popular PB 50 in response to client requests for a lower priced, entry-level boat with more contemporary styling and family-focused robust finishes.

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LEIGH-SMITH YACHTS IS AN ICONIC NAME ON THE GOLD COAST WITH SERVICE TO MATCH Leigh-Smith Yachts has been operating on the beautiful Gold Coast for more than 50 years as a family-owned business, after being established by grandfather Reg and father Jeff Leigh-Smith in 1964. Jeff’s sons Dean and Ryan both served a 17 year apprenticeship of sorts with the Gold Coast City Marina and the pair have recently rebranded the company as Leigh-Smith Yachts (LSY). Now located at the heart of Sanctuary Cove marine village, the Leigh-Smith brothers specialise in motor, sail, fishing, sport and superyachts. The experienced LSY team can tailor a new build to meet your specific needs from Alaska Motor Yachts, Hampton Yachts or Endurance Yachts. The LSY team also cover project management, finance, insurance, valuations and various aspects of maritime consulting and management. More than 25 luxury vessels ranging from 30ft to 130ft are currently on display at the marina, plus more than 200 luxury brokerage boats, and the latest boats from Alaska Motor Yachts, Hampton Yachts and Endurance by Hampton Yachts. Alaska Motor-Yachts offer a stunning mix of tradition and technology. Timeless style and charm combine with state-of-theart materials and accessories to produce a truly remarkable vessel, each boat coming standard with fittings normally located on the options list. Every Hampton Yacht is a masterpiece of naval architecture, created to offer better performance, increased living space and versatility to make every journey memorable. Sophisticated design, highly advanced technology and the finest attention to detail bring this contemporary yacht to life. The Endurance range by Hampton are a purpose built long-range motoryacht designed for efficient, spacious and luxurious living at sea. Each Endurance is hand-built and LSY are committed to seeing your very own masterpiece turn into a reality. Come and visit the friendly team today and see the difference at Leigh-Smith Yachts, open seven days at 42 Quay Street, Sanctuary Cove Marine Village or call 07 5577 9200. For more information, visit the website at LSYachts.com.au, or email sales@LSYachts.com.au

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Garmin Reactor Autopilot and Sonar Module

GHP REACTOR AUTOPILOT & GSD 25 PREMIER SONAR MODULE Visit the Garmin display in Pavilion A, or go to garmin.com/en-AU

Garmin will launch two exciting products at SCIBS 2015 – the newly developed GHP Reactor Autopilot series and the new GSD 25 premium sonar module. The GHP Reactor Autopilot series is the most responsive autopilot system for powerboats and sailboats yet offered by Garmin, and its first recreational autopilot to utilise an Attitude and Heading Reference System (AHRS). Advanced nine-axis AHRS solid-state gyro technology allows the GHP autopilot to be mounted nearly anywhere, in any orientation, with minimal setup time, while greatly minimising heading

error, course deviation, rudder movement, and power consumption. Expect a smoother and more comfortable ride for all on board. The new GSD 25 premium sonar module combines traditional sonar, dual-channel 1kW CHIRP, plus DownVü and SideVü scanning sonar into one unit, eliminating the need for multiple black boxes. The result is a clear and comprehensive view of what’s below and beside your boat. The remote network solution provides premium fishfinding and bottom tracking capabilities, using detailed images to identify baitfish or target fish to depths beyond 1500m.

Depth Logistics Shipping Index Widely considered the nationally-recognised barometer of the health of the mining and construction sector, the Depth Logistics Shipping Index has been expanded to cover import trends for the marine industry and will be launched at SCIBS this year. The Depth Logistics Shipping Index focuses particularly on yachts and other marine vessels. It provides a practical visual infographic style guide, including graphs and a commentary, to allow both local manufacturers and businesses to easily interpret trends affecting their industry, and their market sector.

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Depth Industries global managing director Brad Skelton said: “Depth Logistics has a stand in the Superyacht Pavilion and we thought this would present a great opportunity to meet and engage with the industry and discuss how data from the Depth Logistics Shipping Index can be used to make informed business decisions.”

DEPTH LOGISTICS SHIPPING INDEX Visit the Depth Logistics display in the Superyacht & Marine Pavilion, or go to depthindustries.com

Analu launches Cantalupi LED lighting

Image courtesy of Rossinavi and cantalupilighting.it CANTALUPI LED LIGHTING Visit the Analu display on The Promenade, or go to analu.com.au

A luxury boat deserves luxury finishes and they don’t come any more luxurious than Analu Luxury Italian Linen and Fabrics — importors of the finest brands from Europe such as Molteni, Maria Flora, and Orizzonti, as well as their own

divine, custom-made designs. At SCIBS, the team at Analu will be launching a host of new products including the Analu range of soft furnishing and outdoor upholstery fabrics, and the Cantalupi LED lighting range. From its Italian base, Cantalupi produces in-house standard and bespoke lights for more than 300 luxury yacht builders around the world. Each light is expertly engineered and skilfully built to the highest specification. Every creation is produced using carefully selected materials, ultra-modern technology, and a carefully supervised production cycle, with all products hand finished to guarantee their excellence. The Cantalupi range is like nothing else on the market, with every detail considered and finessed. “It really is spectacular,” Analu director Andrea Gambacorti said. “At SCIBS we will have a daytime display, as well as a nighttime display, where we will be showcasing the Cantalupi range.”

Bird’s-eye-view of the superyacht industry Unmanned Aerial Services Systems Australia (UASSA) will be launching its Australian business at SCIBS this year. UASSA was formed in 2014, and is now based in Cairns, Queensland with staff also in Canada, and is a drone (unmanned aerial systems) consulting company, which provides expert advice to clients on the most cost effective and appropriate aircraft for their requirements. UASSA is made up of law enforcement officers and search and rescue experts — all specialists in their field. Owner/director Peter Blake, has travelled the world flying the latest unmanned aircraft and studied in Germany; with the Ministry of Defence Police and Metropolitan Police in the UK; with the Royal Canadian

Mounted Police; and the FBI and Border Patrol in the USA, where he flew the latest in military and commercial drones. After returning to Australia, Peter continued studies into the use of drones in the yachting industry. Increasingly, unmanned aerial vehicles (drones) are being used in the realm of superyachts, for navigation, security, docking or just for fun. With the assistance of superyacht industry experts Crew Pacific, plus pilots and manufacturers from around the world, UASSA has developed an extensive knowledge base and offers clients the most up to date information about unmanned aerial systems available to the maritime industry.

UNMANNED AERIAL SYSTEMS (DRONES) Visit the UASSA display at the Crew Pacific stand in the Superyacht & Marine Pavilion, or go to uasservicesaustralia.com

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Navico launches new HDS Gen3 SCIBS 2015 will see Navico, market leaders in marine electronics, launch the Lowrance High Definition System (HDS) Gen3 fishfinder/ chartplotter series. Lowrance’s HDS Gen3 is available in 7in, 9in and 12in models and combines a faster processor with enhanced, built-in fishfinder technologies, as well as a modified menu system that’s even easier to use. With multi-touch and full keypad operation, the HDS Gen3 series provides quicker, fingertip access to all features – along with an enhanced processor for more responsive performance. Instinctive, icon-driven commands are easy to learn, and features such as scrolling menus, cursor assist, snap-to setting markers and preview panes with quick-touch slider bars,

provide a user-friendly feel, similar to operating a smartphone or tablet. Each HDS Gen3 model comes standard with today’s most advanced fish-finding technologies and also features wireless connectivity for mapping and software downloads directly to your fishfinder/chartplotter, as well as connection with mobile devices.

CANON IMAGESTABILISED BINOCULARS Visit the Canon Australia display in Pavilion A, or go to canon.com.au

Canon’s imagestabilised binoculars

LOWRANCE HDS GEN3 FISHFINDER/ CHARTPLOTTERS Visit the Navico display in Pavilion A, or go to lowrance.com

On show at SCIBS for the first time in 2015, imaging specialist Canon has traditionally focussed strongly on digital cameras and printers, but continues to develop products such as the Optical Image-Stabilised Binocular range. In addition to improving the resolving power of the binoculars with Canon’s exclusive and highly effective image-stabiliser system, many of the models are designed to be weatherproof, making them ideal for all outdoor and marine activities. Jack Turnbull of Canon Australia urged showgoers to try the range of high-tech imagestabilised binoculars for themselves. “Image stabilised binoculars are great for viewing on moving boats, and some are even waterproof,” Jack said.

Watch out for Pythons All Marine Spares will be launching the Python Drive at SCIBS, a double-ended constant velocity driveshaft that is suitable for both pleasure and high performance boats, eliminating the need for exact alignment of propeller shaft to gearbox. The constant velocity driveshaft guarantees a constant prop shaft speed, even when angles are unequal. The Python Drive ensures any propulsion thrust is isolated from the gearbox, through being absorbed by the rubber mounting

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blocks. Not only is the Python-Drive robustly constructed, it is available in both imperial and metric dimensions, covering prop shafts from ¾in (19.05 mm) up to 4in (100 mm), and the thrust bearing units can be used as standalone units, or on request they can be machined to suit universal (cardan) shafts. All Marine Spares staff will be on hand to showcase the Python Drive and explain the product’s technical capacities and applications.

PYTHON DRIVE Visit the All Marine Spares display on The Promenade or go to allmar.com.au

Marine engine diagnostics made easy Master Marine Pro, a revolutionary marine diagnostics system, will be showcased at SCIBS this year. It is the first tool in the market which is able to perform a complete and multi-brand diagnosis on jet skis, plus any inboard and outboard propulsion system. The system provides a diagnosis via Bluetooth, without connecting cables to the PC (where the software is installed), which then displays any errors present in your vessel along with the electronic systems, information and images. This is a comprehensive diagnostics solution for professional marine workshops – the device offers a diagnostics menu, technical systems

data, cable diagrams, automatic systems detection, electrical and interactive diagrams. The great benefit of Master Marine Pro is that the professional marine engineer can provide a full and multi-brand service for the maintenance and diagnostics of the main nautical engines in the market.

MASTER MARINE PRO Visit the 2M Pro display in Pavilion A, or go to mastermarinepro.com

FinScan’s Nucleus offers all-in-one digital switching FinScan, leading Australian designer and manufacturer of premium digital switching systems for marine and RV applications, is showcasing the Nucleus single module system at SCIBS. Nucleus incorporates a power distribution module for DC electrical systems that provides all switching and circuit protection features – no need for external DC electrical components. The Nucleus allows fast installation and setup and includes full battery and tank monitoring as standard –

reporting two DC voltages, charge and discharge amps, amp hours consumed, and a battery “state of charge” gauge. Once connected via Bluetooth, Nucleus users can download the FinScan app to wirelessly achieve control and monitoring functionality from their tablet or smartphone. The Nucleus system is designed for small to medium vessels in this single module format, to deliver maximum functionality and cost effectiveness.

FINSCAN NUCLEUS DIGITAL SWITCHING Visit the FinScan display in Pavilion A, or go to finscan.com.au

Gineico’s deck furniture range Leading Italian marine accessory importer Gineico will again be exhibiting at SCIBS this year. As always, the Gineico display will feature the latest releases in marine-grade lighting, door hardware, cabinet hardware, Alcantara marine suede, plus all the other products that have established Gineico as the premier supplier of marine accessories since 1976. Of particular interest this year will be the new T3 sunlounge (pictured left). This new product is an addition to the extensive Italian made marine grade folding deck furniture range. It is a beautifully made full-length sunlounge, with adjustable back support,

and even an adjustable sun shade. Like all Gineico furniture, it is made from marine grade materials which will never rust or corrode – perfect for the maritime lifestyle, and also great on the deck of your beachside home. And like the rest of the range it also folds flat, making it easy to store when it is not in use. The staff at Gineico look forward to welcoming you to the stand and showing you the range. GINEICO MARINE-GRADE DECK FURNITURE Visit the Gineico display on The Promenade or go to gineico.com

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Experience Raymarine’s brand new eS series On show for the first time at SCIBS, visitors can experience the full power of Raymarine technology with the all new eS series multifunction displays. Fully loaded with advanced capabilities including wide spectrum CHIRP sonar, WiFi, thermal camera integration and advanced race sailing tools, the eS Series is a smarter navigation system for owners or captains that demand maximum performance. The units are available in 7in, 9in and 12inch screens with up to 10Hz GPS, plus chart bundle options from C-MAP and Navionics. Each model also includes integrated two-channel wide spectrum CHIRP sonar with DownVision or ClearPulse digital

sonar options. Rugged and ergonomic, the screens feature Raymarine’s sleek glass bridge design with three mounting options: bracket, flush, or behind the console. Multifunction rotary control delivers enhanced accuracy and improved tactile feel, while the HybridTouch control of Raymarine’s LightHouse II user interface makes everything easier. The responsive touch screen includes pinch-to-zoom and full keypad control. The new eS series multifunction displays are available from authorised Raymarine dealers nationwide. RAYMARINE ES SERIES MULTIFUNCTION DISPLAYS Visit the Raymarine display in Pavilion A or go to raymarine.com.au

Arctic Steel sea strainers Queensland company Arctic Steel, manufacturer of the world’s leading cast stainless steel seawater strainers, is proud to announce the launch of two new strainer models at this year’s Sanctuary Cove International Boat Show. Peter Crossley, director at Arctic Steel, said: “This now extends the range to 13 models. We continue to expand our range as demand grows, both overseas and domestically.” The design of the new models focuses strongly on operational efficiency and making day-to-day maintenance quick and easy. Additionally, by casting the strainers in duplex 2205 stainless steel, they are extremely corrosion resistant – almost double that of 316 stainless steel. ARCTIC STEEL SEAWATER STRAINERS Visit the Arctic Steel display at stand 317 in the Superyacht & Marine Pavilion or go to arcticsteel.com.au

Ultralon marine foam The Ultralon marine range has been developed in conjunction with boatbuilders and owners. It benefits from the same technology and manufacturing processes that Ultralon foam is renowned for using in other demanding applications such as performance ski boot liners, protective gear and safety mats. The range includes: boat, superyacht and dock fenders (built for longevity and ease of use); RIB fenders (an alternative to traditional tube fenders); standard deck tread (hardwearing and easy to maintain);

specialty deck tread; surf grip (jet skis, paddleboards and surfboards); cockpit flooring (grip and shock absorbency underfoot) and boat cushions (all-round comfort). Durability and minimal water absorption are key benefits in all Ultralon marine products. Ultralon fenders provide a high level of shock absorbency giving outstanding protection when coming alongside – they won’t puncture, deflate or mark painted surfaces. The Ultralon non-slip deck tread features excellent ‘spring-back’ and

ULTRALON Visit Ultralon at stand 133 in Pavilion A or go to ultralonfoam.com

installs easily using the marine grade, doublesided adhesive layer. For boat owners, the specialty deck tread features the same technical performance and minimal maintenance and is available with a smart looking routered or laminated plank aesthetic, in a variety of colours.

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he Fleming 55 is a ‘passagemaker’. Don’t you just love that term? It conjures up images of luxury yachts cruising the Caribbean, extended sojourns through the icy waters of Alaska, losing yourself amongst an array of tropical islands and atolls, or intercontinental voyages across vast untamed oceans. Passagemakers define a nautical mindset achieved by many sea-dogs once they mature past the glitz and glamor of gizmos, gadgets and plastic fantastics. This is the real world of ocean cruising where 8-10kts is a practical speed and the ‘journey’ is the pleasure. It’s about confidence in your boat to challenge long passages, the seamanship to make the trip alluring to all, and the comfort and facility for the final destination. The Fleming 55 has all of these qualities. It was born a generation ago in the heady era of the mid-1980s. Since then there have been over 230 boats built and delivered and while the timeless design and character has been steadfast, the boats themselves have made rapid progress in technological advances, customer service and indeed fashion. Personally, I find it hard to fully evaluate such a complex machine in a single day, yet the basics are blatantly obvious. There’s premium fittings and craftsmanship around every corner. Put simply, from the seabed up she’s a beautiful hull, with the body to match. Young girls certainly hold fascination, but it’s the mature woman that has the confidence and style to become the ultimate diva.

BUCKET LIST Richard Rains is an unlikely boat owner, and yet his beloved Fleming 55 is the fulﬁllment of one of his life’s dreams. He’s a country boy from Dunedoo, a small town east of Dubbo, and refers to it as “the town they left the ‘R’ off …” He’s been in the international food trade for the greater part of his life with a particular emphasis on exporting meat products; hence he’s more than familiar with dealing on an international level. Fleming’s foundations are multinational. Tony Fleming is an Englishman who lives in America and worked for over 20 years with Sanctuary Cove International Boat Show 2015

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Above: The flybridge helm is equipped with the same, up-to-the-minute Raymarine electronics as the main cockpit.

American Marine and Grand Banks. In 1985 Tony left with his business partner Anton Emmerton and commissioned Californian naval architect Larry Drake to design a premium pilothouse passagemaker which evolved into the Fleming 55. They chose the Tung Hwa boat yard in southern Taiwan as their manufacturing facility, a relationship which exists until this very day. The boat’s name, Post Office, should be pronounced with a definite gap between the words ‘post’ and ‘office’, thus meaning ‘after retirement.’ Richard has retired to Sydney’s North Shore and keeps his pride and joy at the pretty little inner suburban marina at Kirrabilli. The new Sydney Harbour mooring has opened up some new activities and destinations: “I can walk for a couple of minutes to the east and jump on a ferry into town, have a meal or a social drink at the Royal Sydney Yacht Squadron just to the west, or invite a crew down for a sunset cruise and stay comfortably on the boat due to the three large staterooms and two bathrooms. “The kids just love it, as will my new grandchild” he said proudly. “I’m still on a number of Boards and hence have regular meetings in the CBD, so the boat and its central mooring provide multi-purposes.” Richard does not aspire to any larger vessel in the future; he loves the classic style and doesn’t need to go any faster. The Fleming has the safety, the comfort, the passagemaking ability, yet can be easily handled alone.

Opposite: Be it a Sydney Harbour cruise, or the far reaches of the Whitsundays; the Fleming takes it all in its stride.

From the deep, fully enclosed keel to the peak of the hard top the construction is spectacular. She’s a full ﬁbreglass laminate with twin 500hp Cummins QSC 8.3lt, six-cylinder common rail, turbocharged and after-cooled four-stroke diesels with Twin Disc MG5075A, 2.53:1

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QUALITY BUILD

“THIS IS A TRUE PASSAGEMAKER WITH A VERY CONFIDENT RIDE” HIGH POINTS Superb overall quality Smooth, quiet ride No vibration or engine discomfort Easy ‘flow’ throughout Pilothouse Portuguese bridge Teak internal trim Low fuel consumption Selection of fittings and accessories Pleasant owner and dealer

transmissions powering the shaftdrives. All up she weighs in at a considerable 36-tonnes wet with a huge 3785lt of fuel in four tanks, 1135lt of freshwater and 378lt of blackwater capacity. Fleming hasn’t stopped at mere fit-out and weight to ensure maximum comfort and efficiency. The drive system is as smooth as her classy mouldings with oversized Silent Block engine mounts and Seatorque BOSS totally enclosed, oil-filled, shaft and thrust bearing assembly that greatly reduces engine vibration. They also offer perfect engine alignment and variable angle adjustment for vibration-free power transmission. The whole propulsion system is so well balanced that I could easily turn the Aqualloy 2.25in prop shafts and ZF-Faster four-blade nickel aluminum bronze propellers with one hand from the engine bay. There has been a tremendous attention to acoustics with very high quality acoustic lining and well-considered airflows adding to the overall construction quality, resulting in one of the quietest and most pleasant on-water experiences imaginable without going electric. One of the changes since previous testing of a Fleming a couple of years ago, is the upgrading of the hydraulically operated stabilisers to ABT-TRAC 7.5ft2 models with fins, winglets and color touchscreen control panel. The ride is also aided by a set of Bennett trim tabs. Sydney Harbour is full of all manner of fast moving, larger vessels including the ever-present ferry systems and hence there always seems to be a considerable wake to contend with. The Fleming remained extremely sure-footed throughout all situations and leaving the Harbour to contend Sanctuary Cove International Boat Show 2015

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Top: The galley is adjacent, well-equipped, and easily accessible from both the saloon and downstairs accommodation. Above (L-R): Quality finish continues through the double bunk cabin; and the twin-berth; two sturdy 500hp Cummins diesels power the Fleming

with the open ocean under North Head certainly didn’t change things. The surefootedness is aided considerably by these big stabilisers, commonly used on much larger vessels up to 80ft (24.3m). Stabilisers normally don’t have much influence at very low speeds yet these noticeably aid the stability right down to 5kts. This is a true passagemaker, with a very confident ride. I asked Richard of his future seagoing ambitions and he told me that he would love to take Post Office around the top of the country and over to Broome. The vessel won’t take him long to master and certainly has the capacity, with the quoted cruising range of 2000nm at 8kts. Factory testing presents very efficient fuel consumption figures of only 43lt/h at 10kts, and we experienced 30lt/h at 9kts on the Harbour. She has achieved the international CE Category A Ocean certification for 15 passengers offshore and 22 in enclosed waters.

LATEST ELECTRONICS On advice from Fleming, Richard chose predominantly Raymarine electronics throughout the boat including a pair of gS series touchscreen multi-function displays both in the wheelhouse and on the flybridge. They clearly display the latest in sonar and navigation information as well as autopilot, radar, extra keypads, the FLIR night vision and CCTV from four cameras keeping the skipper informed of all movements around the boat. Fleming has defied many trends by choosing Boning 8.8in color touchscreen glass displays at both upper and lower stations for real-time engine information, and Fleming Central monitoring system for the whole boat as standard equipment. The array of electronics and accessories is endless but a noteworthy option is the five-function Yacht Controller wireless remote that operates the engines fore and aft, Side-Power thrusters and windlass for very easy docking and mooring control. When it’s time to relax there is interactive Bose and Fusion sound which is also linked to the custom pop-up television that is located in the rear saloon cabinet. This located near the slide-out bar, full-size upright fridge/freezer and

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Above: Beautiful teak trim and quality joinery provides main stateroom ambience .

the four separate icemakers, individually specified by Richard. “A man’s got to keep his drinks chilled” he declares with a smile and a wink. Powering the craft is a pair of Onan generators; a 13.5kW, 60Hz Onan eQD with a 9.5kW, 50Hz in reserve. In fact almost everything on Post Office has been doubled as a failsafe. Besides the generators there’s two windlasses, a backup unit for the Hypromarine hydraulic power steering, engine and gearbox control backups, multiple sets of safety equipment including four EPIRBs, multiple icemakers, fuel tanks, engine controls and more. There’s dual heat detectors, two engineroom extraction blowers, two Gianneschi freshwater pumps, four fire-retardant FRP fuel tanks with sight gauges and so on. Noteworthy inclusions in the fitout are the extra control station from the rear of the flybridge deck, a Reverso 24v fuel transfer/ polishing system, Sea Vision LED underwater lights, efficient LED lighting throughout and a fire suppression system with automatic engines/ genset/blowers shutdown. There are also VHF radios with AIS vessel tracking and identification, and even a Swift 3.6 Mirage tender with 40hp Yamaha four-stroke engine (Fleming Australia is also the Swift agent).

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THE FLEMING 55 IS A QUALITY MIX OF ‘80S CLASSIC STYLING AND MODERN TECHNOLOGY. RETRO-TECHNO PERHAPS. EITHER WAY, IT’S A BRILLIANT HARBOUR CRUISER OR LONG DISTANCE PASSAGEMAKER FOR THOSE WHO CAN AFFORD THE BEST.

From the moment you step aboard from either of the two side companionways on upper or lower decks you will immediately be delighted with the endearing ﬂow throughout all of the individual components of the boat. To me, the ﬂow was a highlight. I don’t recall a boat that has so many different living and working areas that are so easily and so naturally traversed. Sanctuary Cove International Boat Show 2015

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“THE FLEMING 55 HAS BEEN IN PRODUCTION FOR NEARLY 30 YEARS AND IS STILL POPULAR, ELEGANT, ATTRACTIVE AND PERHAPS EVEN MORE RELEVANT THAN EVER” Above: Home away from home – in comfort and style.

The teak trim will leave you speechless; the joinery is faultless. The stateroom size and layout is eminently comfortable and inviting, the two bathrooms, fittings, lighting and storage simply exceptional. I particularly loved the pilothouse with its vision and dash layout reminiscent of a much larger vessel. The small pilothouse dinette gives interested passengers a comfy and secure spot to join the skipper. The Portuguese bridge out front really sets the scene for forward passage, and the immense foredeck could hold a large party in its own right, all confined by the security of strong and tall stainless steel rails that will even keep parents reassured over their children’s safety. I could spend many an enjoyable hour or 10 with a group of friends on the huge rear deck under the shade of the extended hardtop; or perhaps move the party upstairs for a better view and a bit more open air. The only limited space is inside the engine compartment where headroom is a bit limited, but for very good reason. Fleming has designed in a low centre of gravity to increase the safety and stability, the tradeoff for which is low head clearance in the engineroom. Whilst you may have to duck your head a bit, once inside, you will quickly forget the inconvenience as you notice the quality of installation of all of the componentry including the engines, generators, fuel systems, and all of the colour-coded electrical circuits and general plumbing. It’s little wonder that this same Fleming 55 has been in production for nearly 30 years and it is still popular, elegant, attractive and perhaps even more relevant than ever. When I recently asked a friend how he was keeping active and occupied in his retirement, he said: “You know what, mate, there’s not a rule in the book that says you have to go to the bank, and the post office all on the same day!” Exactly. If Post Office were mine I wouldn’t be visiting a bank too often either – they’d be much too far away!

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FACTS AND FIGURES FLEMING 55

GENERAL

MATERIAL (FRP) TYPE Monohull LENGTH 16.99m BEAM 4.88m DRAFT 1.52m DISPLACEMENT 30,000kg

CAPACITIES

PEOPLE 15 (Cat. A); 22 (NSW Closed waters) FUEL 3880lt WATER 1135lt (fresh)

ENGINE

MAKE/MODEL 2 x Cummins QSC8.3 TYPE Six-cylinder inline turbocharged diesel RATED HP 500 (each) DISPLACEMENT 8300cc (each) GEAR RATIO 2.53:1 PROPELLERS ZF-Faster four-blade

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STORY BEN KEYS PHOTOS ELLEN DEWAR

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t’s not every day you get the chance to step on board a new boat brand in Australia – especially one which has launched into the competitive top end of the market, squaring off against longestablished names in the boatbuilding industry. What’s more, these brave souls have chosen to undertake their luxury project on our own fair shores, rather than use some cheap overseas labour hub. This was going to be interesting. Since ﬁrst joining Trade-a-Boat’s motley band of pirate scribes in 2012, I’d heard whispers of the Elandra launch and had been following the tale with interest. Men after my own heart they were – meeting the establishment head on and developing their own innovative take on a luxury cruiser without being bound by staid traditions. The fact it was being done using skilled Aussie labour, while so many manufacturers were looking increasingly to Asia, made the project even more extraordinary.

A FRESH APPROACH But who are these blokes? Managing director Luke Durman and designer Tom Barry-Cotter both spent time at Maritimo before forging their own path, while operations manager Grant Senior cut his teeth at Formula Cruisers in New Zealand. The trio saw a niche in the market for low volume production of very high quality vessels, and in 2012 launched the Elandra name. Tom’s experience as an industrial designer saw him tasked with the exterior styling, while he and Luke collaborated with interior designer Jan Cormie on the contemporary look that deﬁnes the inside of this yacht. Grant meanwhile, crunched the numbers on hull design and weight studies which produced the 53’s tough lightweight hull, creating the balance of power versus efﬁciency that the team had sought. What lay waiting for us at the dock was a sleek sedan-style sportsyacht, offering 55ft (16.7m) of single-level luxury and enormous interior volume for her length. Recent launches from the likes of Riviera, Maritimo and Integrity suggest the single level sedan is what people want right now, so Sanctuary Cove International Boat Show 2015

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Right: Outdoor dining as the sun sets? Elandra has captured that elegant, relaxed feel sought by Aussie boat owners. Below: Quality engineering abounds.

Elandra’s market research appears to be bang on. Of course, this counts for nothing if your product doesn’t cut it. But gleaming metallic paint and a modern, angular proﬁle is just what you’d expect at this end of the market – the 53 is certainly a headturner.

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HIGH POINTS Connection between aft deck and saloon Effortless power Pony Ultraleather trim Tender garage Clever cabin designs Sea views from the bathroom

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Luke Durman helped explain the principles behind Australia’s newest luxury motoryacht. “We coined the phrase ‘inshore elegance, offshore attitude’ as the motto for the company and that’s driven everything we’ve done in this boat,” he said. “We wanted to produce something very smooth-riding and with unrivalled performance – not just in terms of fuel efficiency, but in terms of top end speed and seaworthiness as well. “So ‘inshore elegance’ refers to the best of what Europe and the British have to offer in terms of interior styling, but with a flavour better suited to Down Under boating, and done in an elegant understated style.” On this first point it seems they’ve hit the mark nicely. American walnut features extensively throughout the 53, but laid with an unusual horizontal grain running uninterrupted along the panels and highlighted by shadow lines – reverse mouldings routed into the wood to break up the eye. This dark timber in matt varnish is complemented by lighter Ultraleather panels and roof liners throughout, including the rear lounge where wet bather bottoms might plant themselves occasionally. Adding to the fresh appearance is a terrific sense of space created by the open saloon and helm layout.

OFFSHORE POISE So back to the brief. Having conﬁrmed the understated elegance of the interior, how ‘bout that attitude? Leaving the speed limited zone of the Broadwater, our skipper eased the throttles forward and a promising whine accompanied a surge in power as we swept through the Seaway. Under the ﬂoor, two 800hp MAN

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THE FACT SUCH A WELL-CONCEIVED PRODUCT WAS PRODUCED LOCALLY IS ESPECIALLY COMMENDABLE. AS A LUXURY POWERBOAT, IT’S CLEVER, MODERN AND ELEGANT, AND ONE WE CAN ALL BE PROUD OF. Above right: Trimmed in Ultraleather Pony fabric, the twin Stidd chairs and matching dash create an enjoyable spot to helm from, and 16in Simrad screens make it easy.

R6 engines effortlessly drove us seaward, assisted by a ZF gearbox linked to oversized 2.75in shaftdrives. Like any legitimate speed machine, the Elandra 53 gives a sensation of travelling much more slowly than you truly are, so it wasn’t long before we were pushing 30-plus knots in a gentle swell. Acceleration was barely noticeable as the fine bow entry cut through the waves and she felt solid at the wheel. The brief to create a genuine seagoing motoryacht requires walking a fine line between strength and weight and Luke explained this required plenty of late nights puzzling over hull structure, engine choice and shaft angles, right down to the choice of propellers. The net result also had to be more fuel efficient than her competitors. “When we were designing the hull, we set some parameters for ourselves that it had to be eight to nine per cent more efficient than any shaft-driven boat on the market of comparable size,” Luke said. “They’re some big statements to make, because eight to nine per cent improved efficiency is quite a large amount, but from the data we’ve seen, in some rev ranges, it’s 15 per cent better.” A significant part of this equation can be attributed to the hull lay-up which sees three layers of quadraxial E-Glass reinforced with Kevlar. Hand-rolling allows Elandra to achieve a glass-to-resin ratio of around 50:50, resulting in a very lightweight but incredibly strong running surface. Absolute belief in this system has seen the company offer a four year ‘stem to stern’ warranty on workmanship and a 10 year warranty on the hull – that’s confidence in your product.

INSPIRED SMARTS Another feature which sets the Elandra 53 apart is the clever use of technology. Sure, there’s all the latest hi-tech gear at the helm, but what’s more impressive is the way these components manage the yacht. Sitting alongside twin 16in Simrad NSO Evo multifunction touchscreens on the Ultraleather-wrapped dash is a compact BEP CZone Sanctuary Cove International Boat Show 2015

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Above: The galley, helm and saloon areas link with the aft deck to create a very modern, social space for entertaining.

unit. Despite a modest appearance, this baby’s the heart of the Elandra – in combination with twin 3.5kW Mastervolt inverters, CZone controls the entire boat’s electrical systems. It’s this sort of systems integration that makes the Elandra an easy boat to spend time on. The living spaces only further this notion. To port of the twin Stidd helm chairs is a plush couch for keeping the captain company, while he or she gets on with the serious job of steering. But should the skipper require a snack, the galley is just steps away. Plus, when you’re done driving, the helm chairs swivel 180-degrees to meet the galley bench and create the world’s most comfortable bar stools. It would also be remiss of me at this point to gloss over the trim at the helm. Because it’s awesome. The Elandra crew chose an Ultraleather fabric dubbed ‘Pony’ to trim the Stidd chairs and dash surrounds and it’s best described as synthetic rawhide. Below decks, you begin to get a true sense of how much living space has been created within the Elandra. In the bow is the VIP, with an offset island bed that could easily serve as a master cabin. There are portlights on both sides and the mattress lifts on gas rams for easy storage beneath. The VIP shares access to the forward head with a double bunk cabin and on this debut model, there’s a washer and dryer ﬁtted in the wardrobe of this starboard side accommodation. Step down again and you reach the full-beam master, with a generous bed located on the centreline and bathroom to port. A clever ‘open vanity’ creates a spacious cabin, but with the necessary doors for privacy when required. The seashell mosaic tiles are a highlight here, as are the full-length windows on each side of this lavish space.

IN THE GARAGE Given Australia’s favourable boating climate, it’s the outdoor areas that will see the most action and here Elandra has created further memorable spaces. The extended hardtop provides shade over much of the aft deck, where there’s room for six to eight people to enjoy meals at the adjustable teak table. Tucked into the barbecue station on starboard, there’s also an

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ELANDRA’S NEW 47FT SPORT YACHT

Top: The fine bow entry and thumping MAN engines made short work of a rolling swell just offshore from Surfers Paradise. Above: The heavy-duty windlass ensure anchoring is effortless.

Elandra Yachts has chosen SCIBS 2015 to unveil plans for its next model, the Elandra 47 Sport Yacht. Development is already underway at the Arundel yard on the Gold Coast, with the Elandra 47 scheduled for release mid-2016. “It will follow similar lines to the Elandra 53,” managing director Luke Durman explained. “It will feature all the engineering prowess, shaftdrive performance and the same level of finish that has led to the success of the Elandra 53.” The three-cabin Elandra 47 will boast two spacious queen staterooms, a full-beam master with private ensuite, a forward guest cabin with shared ensuite and a bunk cabin on starboard. Just as the Elandra 53 won acclaim for its inviting open-plan layout, the design of the 47 is in the same vein, with expansive bifold doors that open up to engage the cockpit with the galley and saloon. The cockpit has been designed with no loss of space or features from the Elandra 53, and the aft cockpit lounge can be set up as dinette or coffee table at the push of a button. The aft garage accessed from the swim platform lifts up to unearth a cavernous quick specs lazarette for inflatables, kayaks, fishing gear, dive equipment or additional Elandra 47 freezers. LENGTH 15.2m The driveline is direct shaft with a BEAM 4.95m low 10° shaft angle, coupled to a pair of WEIGHT (dry) 18,700kg 600hp diesel engines as standard, with FUEL 2500lt an option for 675hp available. A 15kVa WATER 750l generator provides ample power.

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“THIS YACHT SIMPLY BURSTS WITH INSPIRED THINKING” Above: Reflecting its home-grown roots, Elandra translates as ‘home by the sea’ in some regional Aboriginal dialects.

icemaker, sink and bar fridge, making it simple to play host. And a pair of glass cockpit gates keep the kids safe while underway, or during tender launching operations. Wait – tender? What tender? Yep, below the aft deck is a cavernous garage capable of housing a Williams 285 jetboat or similar. Not too many 60ft sports yachts offer that handy feature, let alone single-level 55 footers. It’s a real testament to the design team that they were able to provide the convenience of a tender garage and submersible swim platform – it will make life immeasurably easier for owners. Down on the swim platform, there’s a hot and cold shower, plus a stainless swimladder and the usual freshwater washdown ﬁttings. Access to both the engineroom and lazarette lockers is through hatches on the aft deck and belowdecks you also ﬁnd the emergency steering lock, ensuring the rudders can be held straight if the electric-hydraulic steering fails.

WORTH THE WAIT There’s been a lot of anticipation surrounding Elandra’s launch into the marketplace and for me, much of this related to how a new team might shake up the industry with some fresh thinking. As you can see from the photos, the results speak for themselves and any discerning buyer looking for a family-sized sedan-style yacht will certainly have to consider this newcomer. The fact such a well-conceived product was produced locally is especially commendable and while the overall impression is one of luxurious reﬁnement, on closer inspection there’s also a myriad of tiny details that go into making the Elandra 53 greater than the sum of its parts. From features like recessed lighting under the cockpit steps, to the CZone integration, shadow lines in the cabinetry and even the clever pop-up light on the forward sunpad, this yacht simply bursts with inspired thinking from Luke Durman, Tom Barry-Cotter and Grant Senior. As a luxury powerboat, it’s clever, modern and elegant, but as a new Australian-made yacht, it’s one we can all be proud of.

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FACTS AND FIGURES ELANDRA 53

GENERAL MATERIAL Kevlarreinforced GRP TYPE Deep-vee monohull LENGTH 16.66m BEAM 5.19m DRAFT 1.05m WEIGHT 18,000kg (dry)

CAPACITIES PEOPLE (NIGHT) 6 FUEL 3000lt WATER 1000lt

ENGINE MAKE/MODEL 2 x MAN R6 diesels TYPE Inline six-cylinder RATED HP 800 (each) DISPLACEMENT 12.8lt (each) PROPELLERS ZF fourblade NIBRAL

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t’s one thing to create something reﬁned and beautiful but quite another to make that object conclusively functional. Without real functionality, even the most glamorous yacht simply becomes a onedimensional showboat. Superyacht design is littered with examples of this – glossy ﬂoating palaces which can’t go to sea in anything more than a stiff breeze and can’t carry enough fuel for voyages beyond a weekend getaway. But Horizon Yachts is no newcomer to this game. The company has been turning out ocean-going yachts from its Taiwanese yard since 1987 and CEO John Lu has led the charge that ensured Horizon Yachts is now counted among the world’s best luxury boat producers. Not surprising then, that the company’s latest (and largest) yacht sold into Australia represents an exquisite blend of both bold modern looks and unreserved functionality – a good thing, because boating in Western Australia (where this yacht is based) demands nothing less.

WEST OZ SPECIAL The RP110 stands for Raised Pilothouse and is an inspired evolution of Horizon’s successful P110 Tri-Deck, but featuring a broad hardtop where the Tri-Deck had a targa arch. This permanently-shaded retreat on the top deck of the aptly-named Paradise is the first hint of what reveals itself to be a carefully considered build, and a real product of her environment; chiefly because successful boating in WA requires a very different mindset. Sure, floating around Perth is easy enough – there’s not much more on offer than a quick blast across to Rottnest Island for the weekend and any vessel can do this, right down to the smallest trailerboat. But its exploration further afield that will really test both designers and yacht builders. The far north west of Australia’s coast is legitimately one of the last frontiers of wilderness exploration and while there are plenty of charter boats plying those waters these days, you can bet they’re not taking the mission lightly. Huge distances and a total lack of resupply options make boating in the Kimberley a pioneering experience. But that’s part of the appeal and just why owners of yachts like Paradise love going there. A journey north will certainly be on the itinerary for next winter, so careful thought must be given to how a yacht can not only get up there safely and return in one piece, but also, how to make the experience enjoyable (dare we say luxurious) for those lucky few who make the trip.

MODIFICATIONS That’s where Horizon’s team have outdone themselves with this yacht. Paradise represents a blend of the sublimely luxurious and the eminently practical, to present a truly complete yacht and one that lends itself to any Sanctuary Cove International Boat Show 2015

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situation. But this didn’t just happen overnight. The relative proximity of Taiwan to Australia allowed the new owner and an experienced local team from Oceaneer Marine Brokers (WA-based preferred partner for Horizon Motor Yachts Australia) to make numerous trips to the factory during the two-year build process. The result is that while hull no.3 may look the same as the two RP110s that preceded her, Paradise is very much an Australian superyacht, with a host of changes to better suit local conditions. One of the most signiﬁcant modiﬁcations is unseen, but has a major payoff. Below the waterline, the yacht’s keel has been extended downwards by 30cm along the length of the hull. This deeper keel will prevent the yacht swinging excessively while on anchor, a very real concern, given WA’s notorious sea breeze which regularly tops 30kts. Up forward, a pair of upgraded Muir VRC6000 windlasses paired with hulking 160kg Ultra anchors ensure that Paradise will stay where she’s put, regardless of how strongly that sea breeze might blow. I won’t go into the whole list of changes (it runs to 10 pages) but many of them are aimed at increasing the long-range capabilities of Paradise – items like a second Sea Recovery deasalinator, extra refrigeration and an onboard diesel bowser for refuelling tenders. What Horizon has done is create a highly-specialised vessel for use in a unique part of our island nation, but at the same time, a capable world cruiser. Let’s face it – if your yacht can take on the far reaches of WA with ease, then you’re unlikely to encounter too many problems elsewhere...

OWNERS’ TOUCH This subtle tweaking of existing Horizon designs is exactly how new HMYA owners Gary Wahlstedt and Matt Yapp aim to increase the brand’s appeal among Aussie boaters. On board Paradise for his ﬁrst look at the

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Above: Wide side decks ensure accessing the bow is easy. Centre: The white couches make a striking contrast with dark wood finishes in the saloon. Top right: The extended swim platform will carry the tender, but also provides great water access for guests.

company’s biggest launch to date, Gary explained that he, Matt and two other HMYA team members had just returned from the Taiwan factory, where they’d looked over a V72, E84, and PC52 – all destined for new Aussie display stock at Sanctuary Cove. While inspecting the upper decks of the V72 and E84 in build, the team realised the entertaining needs of owners could be better served by removing the existing rear lounge and sunpads. Instead, in went a bar area, including fridges, icemaker, barbecue and bar stools. It’s this type of involvement with boat design at a grass roots level that has Matt and Gary (both Horizon owners themselves) so enthusiastic about their new role. “One of the main things that Matt and I and the rest of the team want to do, is spend a lot of time with the owners who use these boats and try to improve the design and build specs of each boat – moving toward what we want in Australia as standard features,” Gary said. “One of the most exciting things about this Horizon brand is talking to the skippers and the owners and then designing and improving every new boat that is built. “We have such an experienced team at Horizon who are all striving to continually grow and improve these products into far better boats for the future – it really is so exciting.”

EASY ENTERTAINER While voyaging to the far corners of Australia and beyond is a big part of the Paradise plans, entertaining closer to home is also a priority. And it’s hard to imagine a vessel better equipped for hosting elegant social gatherings. Guests have a choice of sprawling spaces in the saloon, the ﬂybridge, or both, while the airy galley will let chefs work their magic in comfort. Given WA’s Mediterranean climate, it’s a safe bet most leisure time will be spent on the ﬂybridge, especially following the addition of clears to exclude blustery winds. There are two vast lounges and a marble bar under the cover of the hardtop. Plus a teppanyaki barbecue. And did we mention the spa? You’d never leave.

STEP INSIDE As you walk through Paradise, South American walnut in a satin ﬁnish is widely used throughout the yacht, contrasting with white fabrics, and splashes of colour are thoughtfully placed. High gloss ebony shines from countertops and tables, and while these might keep the stewardess busy, a clever result sees the ocean’s colours Sanctuary Cove International Boat Show 2015

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HIGH POINTS Inspiring blend of decadence and practicality Chic, minimalist fitout Serious long-range capability

reflected back through the expanse of windows to vibrant effect. The accommodation stretches over two floors: master stateroom on the main deck, with guests and crew below. Downstairs from the saloon are four guest cabins – two doubles and two twins, meaning Paradise can house 10 guests, plus five crew. Each guest cabin has its own ensuite, the doubles also gaining walk-in robes and, like the rest of the yacht, the fittings are clean and contemporary – more urban than ornate. Notable in the guest level corridor (and on the forward wall of the saloon) is a striking “white coral” feature wall, of glossy textured acrylic. Above the dining table, a series of stainless orbs hang like mercury in zero-gravity to reflect light down onto the place settings. The enormous master suite is predictably sumptuous, with full-length picture windows, gorgeous Ultraleather bedhead, writing desk, pop-up TV and a downstairs bathroom with walk-in robes.

THE BEACH CLUB Delivered on the day of our test was a new Naiad jet tender for Paradise. The yacht’s hydraulic high-low swim-platform has been extended by 60cm to accommodate the 5.3m diesel RIB, which will be used mainly for short trips with guests or crew. With the platform lowered, crew attach custom chocks to the teak deck, and it’s a simple matter to dock the Naiad. But this zone is more than just a robust platform to transport the tender – with rails in place and the lazarette open, an enormous beach club is created, perfect for launching SCUBA missions, docking jetskis and a safe spot for children to frolic in the water with the platform lowered a couple of feet. I can also see it being employed as a comfortable water-level fishing platform with the boat on anchor up north (if you can deal with a bit of fish blood or squid ink splashed on the teak occasionally). On order is an even larger Naiad – another diesel number – but this one stretching to 10m and with an inboard engine, plus leg. Why diesels? Simply so that both tenders can be filled from the fuel bowser on the mothership, meaning there’s no need to carry extra fuel on long trips. A certain amount will still be required though, at least until someone invents a diesel jetski… The newest Naiad will be outfitted for sportsfishing, with an enclosed cabin, outriggers and all the fruit, and will likely be towed when the yacht travels long distances.

CREW QUARTERS Fortunately, the crew haven’t been forgotten in this equation, gaining one of the best-appointed crew areas I’ve seen on a yacht this size. There’s a

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HORIZON HAS CREATED A HIGHLY-SPECIALISED VESSEL FOR USE IN A UNIQUE PART OF AUSTRALIA, BUT AT THE SAME TIME, A CAPABLE WORLD CRUISER. WE’D EXPECT NOTHING LESS FROM THIS INDUSTRY LEADER, BUT PARADISE HONESTLY SURPASSED ALL EXPECTATIONS. double for the captain and two bunk cabins, plus a kitchenette, laundry and small lounge. The captain will rest easy at anchor with a 12in Furuno MFD in his cabin to keep an eye on depth (and everything else), and there’s another Furuno repeater in the crew mess to monitor wind speed, for example. What I really liked was access to both the engine room and the lazarette from the crew mess, meaning the team can go about their duties without having to wander through busy guest areas. Top: The RP110 is equally at home cruising off Perth’s beaches, or heading north to the remotre tropics. Above: Full-beam master stateroom is both spacious and light. Opposite top: If the ocean is the wrong temperature, there are other options for a dip.

TAKE THE HELM As anyone who has ever taken the wheel of a boat will know, there’s steering and then there’s ... navigating. Just about any sailor can pilot a vessel downriver and weave through some channel markers, following the plotter to their favourite fishing spot. But if you’re travelling along thousands of miles of remote coastline toward coral-infested waters, some of which remain uncharted and are subject to the biggest tides on earth, well, you’d better know what you’re doing. It’s a very good argument for engaging professional crew, but it also doesn’t hurt to outfit those crew with every shred of information available to them. To a newcomer, the expanse of information can seem confusing, even excessive, but rest assured, each has a specific and vital role. No less than five colour screens stretch across the bridge of Paradise – systems monitoring, radar, navigation, sounder and FLIR thermal imaging. A new Sanctuary Cove International Boat Show 2015

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Above: Even from overhead, there’s no denying the presence of this yacht..

one for me was the colour scanning sonar (usually found on commercial vessels) which uses a 3kW transducer to find schools of fish anywhere around the yacht, or to produce a 3D image of the seabed beneath. Captain Luke Tompsett also demonstrated an impressive feature of the MaxSea plotter, which allows him to download the latest weather information and overlay an animated display of the forecast wind speed and direction onto selected areas of the map. Behind the twin helm seats is a sumptuous crocodile leather lounge and flatscreen TV – probably not advisable while on passage, but no doubt handy for crew when called to participate in an ‘anchor watch.’ Yep, it’s a thing.

HEAD FOR THE HORIZON Boasting a displacement of 120 tons (light ship), you’d be forgiven for assuming Paradise would be a bit thirsty on fuel. What’s interesting is that the sleek hull design, combined with a pair of the latest Cat C32 ACERT engines, delivers surprisingly economical performance. At a long-range cruise speed of 8.5kts, the twin Cats swallow just 40lt/h for each engine. Top speed for the semi-displacement hull is a swellcrushing 20kts, gurgling a massive 385lt/h per engine, but owners of yachts like this rarely watch the fuel gauge too closely – they’re too busy having a ball. Distributed among three tanks is 21,000lt of fuel; more than enough to run from Fremantle to Bali and back again without visiting a fuel dock. Fresh water capacity is also impressive – around 3000lt – but this is supplemented by two watermakers which can each crank out more than 5000lt/day to keep the tanks full in remote areas.

THE WRAP Life onboard Paradise would be a ﬁne thing indeed. Cocktail parties at anchor in glistening Thompson Bay one night, with the bright lights of Perth providing a sparkling backdrop … and then one week later, you could be anchored in the remote Abrolhos Islands, freediving for crays off the swimplatform or chasing gameﬁsh beyond the reef. Fortunately, this is one superyacht that’s been conceived as a boat upon which people will be living, and often for weeks at a time. There’s everything you could ever wish for in a home away from home: outrageous comfort, modern technology, slick design and spaces to play. If only every home could be like this.

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FACTS AND FIGURES HORIZON RP110

GENERAL MATERIAL GRP TYPE Semidisplacement monohull LENGTH 33.53m BEAM 7.62m DRAFT 1.83m WEIGHT 160 tons

CAPACITIES PEOPLE (NIGHT) 10+5 crew FUEL 21,000lt WATER 3,100lt

ENGINE MAKE/MODEL 2 x Cat C32 ACERTS TYPE V12 twin-turbo diesel RATED HP 1900 (each) DISPLACEMENT 32.1lt (each) WEIGHT 3220kg (each)

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STORY BEN KEYS PHOTOS JACK MURPHY

Integrity Motor Yachts 320 EXPRESS SEDAN

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hen the Trade-a-Boat editor returned from the Gold Coast with tales of a new-look sedan cruiser from Integrity Motor Yachts, my hand shot up for the job. Not only would a Queensland test allow me to escape freezing Victoria for a few days, but Tim’s description of the 320 Express Sedan as “completely different from anything Integrity have done before”, sounded, well, a little intriguing. Brief though my experience of its yachts has been, the Integrity brand generally calls to mind solid and dependable displacement motor cruisers. Both the ﬂybridge and sedan models will potter determinedly along our coastline for days, casting aside adverse sea conditions with barely a shrug, and reliably delivering their owners safely to the next port. All I knew about this latest release was that the hull featured a reworked version of Integrity’s popular 320 Sedan Cruiser. So it was going to be interesting to discover how managing director (and designer) Brett Flanagan had updated this popular model.

THE SUN ALSO RISES? My hopes of a lazy day spent mucking about on the Broadwater were off to a bad start when Brett announced plans for a sunrise photo shoot. I’d heard about sunrises, but hadn’t seen one in years and was disappointed to learn they take place at 4:45am in Queensland. After a 3am start, photographer Jack Murphy and I stumbled through the gloom onto the Sanctuary Cove dock and found ourselves onboard an Integrity yacht like no other. Through bleary eyes I could just about make out a light, modern interior, with none of the dark glossy teak that had characterised previous Integrity models such as the 380 Flybridge. Tall saloon windows also allowed what light there was to ﬂood the interior, highlighting the fact I could not see a coffee machine ﬁtted anywhere. I let out a scream and thought about deducting marks for this, then realised it might be unreasonable to hold Integrity to account for my own caffeine addiction. Pushing off from the dock was made simple by Quick thrusters at the bow and stern (an included option on this debut model). At 9.75m, the 320 Express isn’t an enormous vessel to manoeuvre, but given the shaftdrive setup, thrusters certainly assist during operations in close-quarters. As we headed for Jumpinpin and its photogenic sand dunes, it soon became apparent there was something wrong with the sunrise. Missing was that warm golden glow, so beloved of photographers and in its place was a bank of grey cloud. Dammit! Ever the versatile professionals, we abandoned the long trek north and settled instead for parading the new Integrity in front of South Sanctuary Cove International Boat Show 2015

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Stradbroke’s tree-lined shores. When the almost-sun did ﬁnally rise, it cast a diffused light on the familiar sturdy lines of Integrity’s characteristic trawler-style hull, but in this case with a commanding, upswept bow, the result of adding around 300mm to the mould at the forward gunwales. This has created increased headroom belowdecks in the forward cabin, adding to an overall feel of space and light, in line with the modern feel of this latest vessel.

FRESH THINKING To truly appreciate what a departure the 320 Express is from previous Integrity builds, you need merely to compare this boat with its predecessor, the 320 Explorer. While also billed as an entry-level yacht, the Explorer was upright and boxy where the Express is curved and, dare we say it, better proportioned, the cabin sweeping back from that imposing bow. Even the windows look more modern, with angles that mirror the side decks and slick portholes set into the topsides. But it’s on the inside where the changes really hit home. Gone is the dark, traditional teak ﬁtout. In its place, bleached American oak and Caesarstone benchtops combine for a look that’s more beach house chic than grandfather’s study. It’s lighter, brighter and unquestionably modern. And that’s no bad thing. While the move away from Integrity’s customary styling must have seemed a risky decision, national sales manager Peter Hill tells us they already have several orders on the books for the 320 Express. An appealing price point of $299,000 has much to do with this. The thinking behind this latest Integrity yacht was always to create an affordable family-sized vessel, suitable for overnighting and coastal

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“THE OVER-ENGINEERED CONSTRUCTION TRANSLATES TO A CERTAIN POISE IN AN UNRULY OCEAN” Above: The high bow gives a powerful profile as the Steyr pushes her toward full speed.

exploring. Of course to some, $300K might still sound like a lot of money, but in this case it buys you a lot of yacht, and a cleverly designed one at that.

Left: The aft deck is a great spot for socialising and links effortlessly with the galley via sliding glass doors.

WALK THE LINE

Top right: The stripped back helm references Integrity’s design ethos – eveything you need, and nothing you don’t.

The trick to creating a 32-footer (9.75m) that works both as a stylish dayboat and a comfortable weekender is a delicate balancing act of space and spaces – the aft deck needs room for relaxing at sundown; the galley must be well-equipped for knocking up a casual feast; the saloon requires scope to relax during inclement weather and the cabin should be welcoming, while hopefully offering alternative beds for unexpected guests. So have Integrity squeezed all these criteria on board? You bet, and all within a hand-laid hull that can take a punch, so you can set out for far off lands with conﬁdence. Weighing in at some 7500kg displacement, this sedan is no lightweight. Thankfully, that over-engineered construction translates to a certain poise in an unruly ocean. As Brett remarked: “Other guys might go faster, but we can take ours anywhere.” Test day time constraints saw us unable to hit the Seaway, but given the Express Sedan shares hull DNA with the proven Explorer, it’s fair to assume performance offshore would be unrufﬂed by a few ocean swells. The raised gunwales and walkways to the bow mean access around the boat is safe for owners and kids alike and it’s comforting to know that down below, a full keel protects the shaft and prop on every Integrity boat. Cruising down the Broadwater, the 320 Express Sedan felt assured and Sanctuary Cove International Boat Show 2015

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Above: The 320 Express Sedan offers relaxed interior spaces, including an innovative pentagonal bed in the bow cabin Opposite: The dining table and all interior wood is bleached American oak for a modern look.

unhurried, although the high-revving Steyr diesel occasionally gave the impression of a boat that should be travelling faster than the engine noise would account for. The 230hp Steyer is an upgraded option on this debut boat and this slick powerhouse delivers exceptional efficiency, burning a meagre 8.3lt/h at an optimum cruise speed of 7kts. At this rate, the 980lt tank will deliver in excess of an 800nm cruise range and that brings a wealth of destinations within reach. The standard engine fitout on the 320 Express is Integrity favourite, the 225hp John Deere, and while the Steyr does add to the price, it sure is a sweet piece of kit. Engine noise did encroach on the saloon as we crept up toward 12kts at Wide Open Throttle, but some additional engine room soundproofing would likely quell this distraction.

THE LIVING IS EASY Aft of the engineroom (and beneath an attractive teak deck sealed with white Sikaflex) there is a wide storage area for fenders, lines and other bulky goodies. The aft deck is a comfortable spot to relax with a central lounge and access to the teak-slat swimplatform through lockable gates. The hardtop extends over much of this area and camper covers could be added to enclose it for winter boating, but when the sun shines, there’s a flip-down swimladder plus a hot and cold shower for rinsing off. Step through the wide glass doors to the saloon and there’s acres of bench space, with a sink on port and a two-burner hob still to be fitted. The light Caesarstone benches make cleaning easy and there are drawers everywhere for stashing crockery, cutlery, glassware and more. Interestingly, while Integrity Yachts are built in China, appliances such as the 140lt Waeco fridge/freezer are all fitted locally to ensure both compliance and a lack of warranty issues. Underfoot, the modern colour palette continues courtesy of Amtico

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HIGH POINTS Walkaround access Coastal cruising capacity Nice entertaining flow Separate shower and toilet

wood-look vinyl, this time in a pale, aged timber pattern which works well with the oak cabinetry. Opposite the helm, there’s a three-seater L-shaped lounge and the adjoining table can be doubled in size as required. Should your dinner guests need a nap, the table drops down to meet the cushions and form an extra bed – also perfect for kids. This entire saloon area enjoys wide open views from every angle thanks to the huge windows and this also benefits the captain while berthing or underway. The helm is beautifully simple, with a handful of analogue gauges, throttle, electronic engine monitoring, thruster controls and not much else. A large upright dash will easily accommodate modern widescreen electronics – just pick your brand and whack it in. Overhead, there’s a hatch for fresh air and Brett tells us he’ll also be installing sliding windows on both sides of the saloon in upcoming builds. It’s an easy, social position to steer from, in keeping with the current approach of a connection between galley, helm and saloon. Down four steps from the saloon and you’re into the forward cabin. The extra head height and a crafty design combine to make this space feel bigger than it really is, assisted by dual portlights and another glass hatch overhead. What first catches your eye is the semi-island bed in an unusual pentagon shape. This means owners can sleep facing the bow with an aft headboard to contain your collection of pillows. While the shape seems odd, it works well to provide extra space on either side of the occupants and means the bed can still be fitted right up in the bow. Sanctuary Cove International Boat Show 2015

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“THE TRICK TO A 32-FOOTER THAT WORKS AS A STYLISH DAYBOAT AND A COMFORTABLE WEEKENDER IS A DELICATE BALANCING ACT OF SPACES”

FACTS AND FIGURES 320 EXPRESS SEDAN

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Storage is once more in abundance, with lockers and drawers in every corner, while twin wardrobes are lined with cedar to repel critters that might chew holes in your navy blazer. By splitting the toilet and shower cubicles into separate compartments, Integrity has created capacity for full size facilities that don’t encroach unnecessarily into other areas of the yacht. There’s a toilet and vanity on port, with the roomy shower on starboard, where a tasteful panel of mosaic tiles breaks up the wall, above a teak slat ﬂoor.

THE FINAL WORD

Above: Twin stern gates and a swimladder offer easy access to the water.

While Integrity has successfully modernised one of its popular traditional designs with the 320 Express, the revamp has also created an appealing entry-level boat that will draw new buyers to the brand. First-time boat owners and families will particularly love the balancing act of space that has seen so much functionality shoehorned into 32ft of boat, the result of some clever design tricks. I’d say this new sedan would be among the biggest in its class internally; the result being that a couple or small family could conﬁdently set off for a weekend or more in this pocket cruiser. Bringing it to market at $329,000 for the standard model does see this Integrity miss out on a few luxuries such as air-conditioning and generator, but it’s also not designed as a long-range superyacht. This is a dayboat you can overnight on, but with the build pedigree to handle trips further aﬁeld in comfort and safety, and as such, the Integrity 320 Express Sedan does its job very well.

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Whether you’re looking for a stylish day or weekend cruiser, a boat to entertain family and friends or a safe and sturdy long range coastal motor yacht, we’ve got an Integrity Motor Yachts Sedan to suit your needs. If you want to cruise waterways with friends, enjoy boating experiences you only imagined, we also host our owners and guests on enjoyable boating outings. Come and inspect the Sedan range at the boat show and hear more about why Integrity Motor Yachts is the fastest growing displacement motor yacht brand. www.integrityboats.com.au

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STORY & PHOTOS JOHN FORD

Anglapro PREDATOR 16

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here’s a real buzz around centre consoles at the moment and I think a lot of it has to do with the popularity of fishing with plastics. The extra fishing room makes it easier and safer for a crew to cast lures into fishy-looking water without fear of becoming entangled with each other or worse, skewering your mate with a razor-sharp treble. Centre consoles may lack the weather protection and extra safety when crossing bars, but used judiciously, they make a lot of sense as a fishing platform. Derek Rodway of Anglapro developed this range of compact aluminium boats six years ago and following great success with the estuary fishing range, he has responded to calls for something bigger with a set of offshore Predators including the centre console on test.

X-CORED The 16 is the smaller of two on offer and its tough build and aggressive look fits right in with the needs of dedicated fisher folk. It’s a hard-core fishing machine that makes the most of the available space without many concessions to cruising comfort. Both bottom and sides are built from 4mm aluminium with reversed chines pressed into in the rear two-thirds of the hull, while the underfloor section is engineered for strength with welded stringers and gussets in what Derek calls his X-Core construction. Sides are plate aluminium without the need for internal supports, so the boat is a combination of pressed and plate construction, giving strength and shape where needed. The floor is fully welded but because it is set low in the hull for maximum stability, it’s not self-draining. The sharply raked bow has moderate flare and runs to flatter sections amidships and a moderate 16° deadrise at the transom. An optional 50mm spray rail was fitted to the test boat and it did a good job of deflecting water down when underway, as can be seen in the accompanying photos. With a hull length of only 4.9m to play with the little Predator is all floor space, apart from the driving console, to maximise fishing room. Rising some 180mm the bow casting deck is surrounded by a rail and has neat carpet-lined storage hatches built in. An open anchorwell is easily reached and has plenty of room for rode and chain as well as a set of medium-sized sand and rock anchors. A stainless steel roller leads back to a single bollard aft of the well.

FISHING FOR ROOM Because the boat is ‘pure fishing’ it makes sense to sacrifice a helm seat for more room, especially considering that most skippers and passengers stand when travelling – but being a semi-custom boat, there’s an option to have a seat or leaning post fitted. At the transom, upholstered quarter seats each side have two sturdy legs for crew who want a rest or when trolling and because they fold down they don’t get in the way. Twin bait tanks sit in each corner of the transom and over the back there’s a boarding platform with a ladder that will be handy for divers and swimmers. Lest we offend plastic lure flickers, let’s call the substantial table a work station rather than, (quietly), a bait table. It’s well positioned in the centre, strongly mounted and has enough area to clean big fish, but I would have preferred to see some drain holes and tubes to clear any muck overboard. I did like the hinged cover below the table that hides the bilge pump and electrics. It keeps things tidy and stops fish flapping their way into the bilge while still allowing quick access for maintenance. Storage is good for a boat of its size and I particularly liked the large killtank in the floor towards the back of the boat. An underfloor fuel tank of 100lt should give exceptional range for the frugal Suzuki four-stroke. Despite its rough-and-tumble nature, the cockpit is neatly fitted out. Storage pockets extend along the sidedecks and the control lines for the engine are concealed behind a neat cover as they exit the gunwale to the console. Grey marine carpet over the floor can be easily removed for cleaning and add some welcome cushioning over the metal floor. Sanctuary Cove International Boat Show 2015

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HIGH POINTS Generous fishing room in a stable platform Great handling and soft ride Ample speed to get to your destination quickly

CENTRE BALANCE Centre consoles are not only an efﬁcient use of space by offering allround angling room, they are also positioned well to balance the boat when underway (as opposed to a side console) and are far enough back from the bow to give driver and passengers a softer ride. The Predator’s unit is very well-built and the long grab rails look strong enough to take the weight of crew using it to sturdy themselves when underway in rough conditions. The simple dash layout is angled appropriately to keep the instruments in line of sight when driving and there is ample room for a large screen or two smaller ones. The test boat came with an optional Lowrance HDS-9 – certainly big enough for most people. To the right of the dash was a Lowrance VHF radio, with controls for the engine’s troll mode and trouble alarm set lower along with switches for lights and the bilge and bait pumps. Against the white of the console it looks clean and well laid out, although I would have preferred a darker matt ﬁnish to eliminate glare.

PRECISE POWER Suggested power for the Predator is between 90 and 115hp, so I anticipated the Suzuki 115 ﬁtted to the test boat should be a feisty performer matched to the relatively lightweight hull. When I clicked into gear and planted the throttle my ﬁrst impression was that a seat to lean against would have been a good idea because the boat accelerates very quickly and there’s only the steering wheel for the driver to hang onto. I found the dash-mounted throttle control a little awkward and it was easy to apply too much acceleration to the featherweight control when driving through rougher water – until I realised it made sense to rest my hand on the base for leverage. Doh! The four-stroke Suzuki is a torquey engine with plenty of grunt out of the hole and rapid acceleration right through the range to its maximum 6000rpm. Planing speed was around 13kts at a bit over 3000rpm and from there we quickly picked up momentum through to a slow cruise of 23kts where the boat felt very comfortable in the choppy conditions. Wide-open throttle was 6000rpm with a top end of 37kts, which is really

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“IT’S A HARD-CORE FISHING MACHINE THAT MAKES THE MOST OF THE AVAILABLE SPACE WITHOUT MANY CONCESSIONS TO CRUISING COMFORT”

FACTS AND FIGURES ANGLAPRO PREDATOR 16 getting along for a 5m boat. At speeds over 30kts the boat feels light and nimble and after getting used to its handling, confidence grew and I was able to throw it around in fast turns, trusting that it would go where I wanted without any worries. It leans sharply into slower turns and as the chines dug in, I could find no slip or wallowing and no cavitation from the prop. There was enough swell to easily get the boat airborne with a blat of the throttle up the face of the waves and at no stage did we land with any undue jolts. Both in rougher water and back inside the bay the boat handled impeccably, with a soft ride over waves and a sporty but predictable feel at the wheel. It’s a sweet-handling boat with plenty of power on tap for a bit of fun on the way to the fishing grounds. We pulled up in the backwash from the rocks to throw some lures around and three of us had no trouble moving around and were able to keep out of each other’s way. With the gunwale on the lower section of deck coming to halfway up my thigh, there was a feeling of being nicely secured on board and the hull was stable in the joggling slop. Above: Stable at rest so we could get down to the real business of the day. Opposite top: The centre console is the only thing occupying the otherwise clear deck spaces. Opposite centre L-R: Top of the recommended HP range,Suzuki’s DF115A provides more than enough grunt; Work station or bait table? Either way, the rear of the boat is set up for ‘pure fishing’; Carpet-lined storage lockers are placed under the bow casting deck.

FINAL WORD Anglapro has hit a sweet spot with the Predator 16. It’s a boat capable of venturing offshore in the right conditions while still suitable for estuary and bay fishing. It will also make an ideal choice for those long runs on our bigger East Coast rivers and at 1200kg all-up on a trailer, it’s easy to haul on big road trips without having to go to the added expense of a large tow vehicle. Like its name suggests, the Predator is built to chase fish. As such it’s hard-edged and practical and doesn’t come with too many family-friendly features. That doesn’t mean you can’t take the kids out for a bit of fun occasionally but if your main use will be picnics and towing watertoys, then there are better choices. The standard Predator 16 from Anglapro comes fitted with a 90hp engine – more than enough to extract admirable performance. What you find is a high-quality pressed alloy weapon built to last and one that handles better than a lot of boats in its size range.

GENERAL MATERIAL Aluminium TYPE Centre console monohull LENGTH 4.9m BEAM 2.35m WEIGHT 1200kg (BMT) DEADRISE16°

CAPACITIES PEOPLE 5 REC. HP RANGE 90–115 FUEL 100lt

ENGINE MAKE/MODEL Suzuki DF115A TYPE Inline four-cylinder four-stroke outboard RATED HP 115 DISPLACEMENT 2044cc WEIGHT 187kg GEAR RATIO 2.59:1 PROPELLER 21in

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FUSION

The wide-range and subwoofer speakers include LED lighting and a range of covers to suit all boats, from chrome for towboats to classic white for motoryachts.

Fusion launches 2015 range at SCIBS THE MARINE AUDIO SPECIALISTS HAVE NEW GEAR TO GET YOUR BOAT PUMPING A range of new Fusion Entertainment systems and the company’s Signature loudspeakers will be released to the Australian public for the first time at SCIBS this year. In fact, Fusion is launching 17 new products for 2015, and most can be seen for the first time at the Boat Show. Widely acknowledged as the standard in marine entertainment, Fusion Entertainment products are designed in New Zealand and offer unrivalled performance in the harsh marine environment. Chris Baird, managing director Fusion Entertainment, is excited at Fusion’s growth in 2015. “Our award-winning innovations have a devoted following, and we are confident our latest unique technology will deliver the most exciting entertainment experience to date,” he said. “We have an unprecedented 15 new marine products to launch this quarter, so the Fusion product range will have more depth than ever before. “There’s been an upswing of growth in Australia as boaters and manufacturers recognise Fusion as the only true marine solution in the market.”

ADVANCED ENGINEERING Mariners looking for a solution to playing back audio from a growing number of different media sources need look no further than Fusion. If technology is your passion, Fusion unleashes a host of innovations in its top of the range 750 series: • Bright optically-bonded colour display screen. • Single Rotary Encoder for quick access to menu controls, track selection, volume, tone, zones and source navigation. • Bluetooth audio streaming • Fusion-Link app available for remote control via Apple or Android.

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Universal docking and charging for Apple, Android CENTRE: The Fusion or Windows smartphones (MS-UD750 unit). MS-BB300R suits Four-zone audio control, including four line and trailerboats or any vessel subwoofer outs for additional amplification in not equipped with an each zone. NMEA 2000 bus. Fusion-Link Multi-Function Control via NMEA It’s supplied with a 2000 or ethernet. MS-NRX200i remote, 360 degrees IPx5 water resistant. (also pictured). High efficiency Class-D amplifier (280W peak). ABOVE: Fusion’s 750 Optional MS-NRX200i remote control. series head unit is a new Pandora playback and control. design with many more DVD playback with HDMI connectivity features. (MS-AV750 only).

FUSION’S MOBILE APP

FUSION-LINK

Fusion’s upgraded user interface is now mobile with Bluetooth support and WiFi remote option. Available on the 650 and 750 Series, the Bluetooth remote app is available to download free from iTunes or the Google Play store. This enables simultaneous streaming and control of either docked or handheld media when in range, on board any vessel. Note – WiFi remote is only available for 750 series.

Fusion-Link technology is supported by all the leading marine electronics manufacturers including B&G, Furuno, Garmin, Humminbird, Lowrance, Murphy, Simrad and now Volvo Penta. This enables a certified MFD display to control the audio and manage it directly from the connected display. Operating over NMEA 2000 or ethernet, Fusion is now the marine entertainment standard.

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The Signature Series top-end audiophile speakers complete the Fusion Entertainment system experience, for unbeatable on-water listening. Features include dual-colour diffused LED lighting in white or blue, and marine-protected IP65 rating. Skippers or wakeboarders who prefer boosted bass can easily add a Fusion amplifier and Signature Series subwoofer. A full list of supported screens and music devices can be found at fusionentertainment.com Fusion also offers a three year warranty. For details, see your Fusion dealer or phone Fusion Australia on 1300 736 012.

On busy helms where space is at a premium, boaties can choose the MS-BB300 – Fusion’s Black Box space-saver system. A full entertainment system, the MS-BB300 can be conventionally wired with a small remote, or connected via Fusion-Link over a NMEA 2000 network. This enables a compatible MFD (Multifunction Display) to fully control the audio functions, including music selection. Whether skipping a track or navigating an iPhone playlist, the MFD becomes the entertainment control centre. Options include a MS-UNIDOCK for water resistant media docking or a MS-NRX200i wired remote in each zone for localised control of the audio.

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RIGHT: Many Apple and Android or MP3 devices can be safely housed as they replay music. BELOW: Fusion offers replay from the widest range of music sources. BELOW RIGHT: CDs are still very popular, so Fusion offers the MS-AV750 to replay CDs or DVDs. A key feature is the HDMI socket with audio return.

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Integrated Icom ICOM’S LATEST TRANSCEIVERS FEATURE INTEGRATED GPS AND MORE Icom Australia is debuting two new VHF marine transceivers at SCIBS 2015. These newest transceivers – the IC-M323G and IC-M423G – now feature an integrated GPS receiver, whereby the date, time and location can be used for DSC (digital selective calling). Each of the radios feature Icom’s Marine Family user interface, providing simple operation. The rotary selector and directional keypad provide intuitive operation and the high-definition dot matrix display allows all information to be clearly viewed. Additionally, both transceivers feature common NMEA interface for external GPS/NAV connection. Furthermore, the IC-M423G features Icom’s Active Noise Cancelling Technology which is capable of supressing up to 30 per cent of background noise in transmitted audio and removes up to 90 per cent of noise in received audio (theoretical maximum values). The IC-M423G can also be controlled by the optional HM195G CommandMic which can remotely control all radio functions, including the power switch, distress call, DSC, intercom and PA functions. The IC-M323G and IC-M423 are now available from selected Icom dealers. To find out more information visit the Icom Australia at stand 110 in Pavilion A at SCIBS or email sales@icom.net.au

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Above: Icom’s new IC-M323G VHF can be controlled remotely by the optional CommandMic. Below: The IC-M423G features noise-cancelling technology.

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Seabreeze solutions DOMETIC’S PURIFICATION SYSTEMS MEAN FRESH WATER IS A BREEZE Dometic and Seabreeze offer boaters not only a full array of sea water and fresh water reverse osmosis systems, but also a variety of unique water purification products that are designed to provide high quality, purified water for virtually all boating needs. Dometic’s unique Sea Xchange Spot Zero XTC-ZTC double-pass RO water purification systems provide boaters with the ultimate flexibility in purifying feed water from not only a dockside potable water source, but also from a seawater or brackish water source. The end result is that harmful impurities are removed from virtually any feed water source. From a dockside source, the Dometic Spot Zero ZTC series one-touch freshwater RO system will automatically remove 95-99% of total dissolved solids, before sending the purified water to the vessel’s onboard tank. When underway, the Dometic Sea Xchange XTC series fully automatic seawater RO system will first process raw seawater, and then send the product water to the ZTC fresh water RO system system for further purification before sending it to the vessel’s tank. This unique, double-pass system produces the purest, cleanest water possible. Dometic also offers the SE Series of seawater RO systems that provide recreational boaters with the luxury of creating their own water underway. For those boaters that have more demanding

requirements, Dometic offers the SX Series of seawater RO systems that can produce up to 350lt/h of fresh water. Dometic’s Spot Zero fresh water RO systems are designed to purify typically marginal dock water sources before the water reaches the vessel’s tank. The result is that onboard water can now be safely used for bathing, cooking, drinking and making crystal-clear ice, plus spot-free glassware, dishes, and shower surfaces, and no mineral buildup inside pipes. Imagine a gleaming boat and a spot-free washdown, with no need for a chamois! You can see the full array of the Dometic Sea Xchange and Spot Zero water purification products by visiting Seabreeze Industries at booth 73 at SCIBS. Or for more info, go to seabreeze-industries.com.au

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STEFAN BOATING WORLD

The power of passion It’s a beautiful thing when a career and a passion come together. For Steve ‘Stefan’ Ackerie, his passion is customer service and aged just 17, he combined this with a career in hairdressing. But at 70, Stefan turned to his other passion – boating. In doing so he created an industry game-changer and enlivened the marine business with a long overdue boost. “Soon after I arrived in Australia from Lebanon at 17, I bought a Lewis racing hull skiff and since then I’ve always had boats,” Stefan said. Since then came a succession of craft, including barefoot skiboats, houseboats for staff functions, luxury boats such as 25m power catamaran Hairazor and of course, the impossible-to-ignore pink offshore powerboat for racing.

FULL STEAM AHEAD Despite being presented a Queensland Greats Award in 2013 and celebrating 50 years of business in 2014, Stefan has no intention of slowing down, and those who have visited the state-of-the-art facility within the Gold Coast City Marina precinct at Coomera, know that it offers a boat shopping experience like no other. Since opening the doors in 2012, Stefan Boating World offers customers a complete boating experience, including a large selection of new and used fibreglass, aluminium and inflatable boats, from both Australian and beyond, including Anglapro, Oceania, Karnic Cruisers, Highfield RIBs and Scout Boats. Stefan Boating World boasts the largest service and repair centre on the east coast of Australia, with qualified Yamaha technicians, mobile marine servicing and chandlery, plus a Yamaha Finance and Insurance division. For the six-time Australian Offshore Powerboat Racing champion, Boating World was established to help those people who thought owning a boat was unattainable, to get out onto the water. “We really want people to be able to have their dream boat, at their dream price,” said Stefan.

SOMETHING SPECIAL Stefan’s enthusiasm for making boating more accessible doesn’t mean he lacks appreciation for superior quality or outstanding design. This becomes evident inside the Coomera showroom – it contains marble floors and mirrors, inspiring quotes, quirky conversation starters, and an office that holds

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ABOVE: The Signature 270 by Chaparral Boats is a new addition to Stefan’s range and will be on show at SCIBS.

memories of lifetime achievements, pleasures, and photos of people as memorable as Stefan himself. “I am one for innovating, but also one for quality,” he said. It’s also no secret that Stefan likes to indulge his customers. “They have to see the unseen, read the unwritten, and hear the unsaid.” Talk to any Stefan Boating World customer and they’ll tell you it’s the staff that sets this dealership apart. “If you want to succeed, there’s only one way to succeed – to have staff take care of your clients. We only employ positive people – it is very important to create a positive environment for the staff and customers.” As a firm believer of “what you put in is what you get out”, Stefan and the team at Boating World support the industry through sponsorship of local fishing tournaments, partnerships with yacht clubs and boat shows throughout the country.

FORWARD THINKING So the question constantly on everyone’s mind is: what’s next for the charismatic Queenslander and his business? Aside from spending much of his time marketing the business and training staff, Stefan and new Business Development Manager Tim Atkins, have been investing time and resources into sourcing the best marine technology available. This means we can soon expect to see more innovative brands, such as Reflex Boats from New Zealand – leaders in fibreglass craft – and also a new aluminium boat range designed using cutting-edge technology, years ahead of anything else. However the most exciting announcement for Stefan Boating World is the acquisition of Chaparral Boats. As the Queensland dealer for the brand, there will be six models on display at the Sanctuary Cove International Boat Show (SCIBS), including the latest 270 Signature Cruiser, 244 Sunesta, 223 VRX, 225 SSi, H20 19 Ski & Fish and H20 19 Sport, plus four dedicated Chaparral experts on hand to assist customers. “We want to make a really big impact at this year’s Show and the display of Chaparral Boats will be very impressive,” Stefan said. A large range of Stefan’s top-selling, European-designed Karnic Cruisers will also feature alongside the Chaparral models at SCIBS, representing the quality you can expect to find at Stefan Boating World. For more information, visit the Stefan Boating World display at The Docks, or go to stefanboatingworld.com.au

CENTRE: The enormous Coomera showroom offers something for everyone. ABOVE: Steve ‘Stefan’ Ackerie with partner and General Manager Rose King TOP: The European-built Karnic 2965 has been a topseller for Stefan.

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BERING YACHTS

Bering brings bluewater champ THE B65 IS DESIGNED FOR LONG VOYAGES, SUCH AS THE ONE SHE MADE HERE FROM HONG KONG SCIBS visitors will be left in no doubt as to the cruising credentials of Ensign Ship Brokers’ newest brand when B65 Namaste by Bering Yachts arrives at Sanctuary Cove. Ensign Ship Brokers (who also represent San Lorenzo, Bavaria, Powerplay and Heliotrope among others) has chosen to showcase a truly capable longrange motoryacht for Bering’s first appearance in Australia.

LONG WAY HOME In a casual display of very serious bluewater cruising credentials, Namaste will arrive in Sanctuary Cove at the tail-end of an epic maiden voyage, having sailed from Hong Kong, via the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, Indonesia and Timor. And should SCIBS visitors require further confirmation of the build quality emanating from Bering’s Chinese and Turkish shipyards, they need only glance at the gleaming white hull of Namaste and consider she already has more than 7000nm under her belt.

BLUEWATER FAMILY The Bering 65 Expedition is the first of this new motoryacht series to be showcased in Australia by Ensign Ship Brokers, and while Namaste is one of the larger boats at SCIBS, fans will be interested to learn there are even bigger siblings – up to an imposing 115ft. The mission of Bering Yachts is to raise the profile internationally of this style of vessel rarely seen in Australia – the recreational semi-custom steel trawler. Using an international team which includes Australian yacht stylist Scott Blee – who is helping develop new models – each Bering yacht displays design cues taken from modern North Sea commercial ships, but with luxurious, practical

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interiors that allow small crews, or just the owners, to manage these yachts safely.

FASHION PLUS FUNCTION The upright pilothouse and reverse-raked windows give some indication of the B65’s heritage, but behind that workmanlike façade is a plush helm station, with another flybridge control station located above. A Portuguese bridge and high bulwarks provide exceptional safety for passengers who also enjoy a three cabin interior, each with its own ensuite. Twin Cummins QSL-9 diesels push this sturdy 19.3m vessel along at a cruise speed of 8kts, giving a range in excess of 5000nm, thanks to 17,000lt fuel tanks – that’s real passagemaking ability. Scott Blee said he and the company president Alexei Mikhailov were looking forward to having Ensign Ship Brokers debut this new brand at SCIBS and showing their build quality to potential customers as well as marine industry specialists. “Bering Yachts are interested in developing their presence in the Australia and New Zealand markets,” he said. “We believe these boats are a great fit for Australian customer requirements and for the cruising conditions of the area.” For more information, visit ensignbrokers.com.au; beringyachts.com

TOP: The sturdy B65 by Bering Yachts is built for short-handed world cruising by couples or small crews. ABOVE (L-R): The helm station calls to mind a commercial ship’s wheelhouse; there is plenty of space to be found inside the full-beam master cabin.

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Revolutionary Simrad HALO radar MEET THE WORLD’S FIRST RECREATIONAL SOLID-STATE OPEN ARRAY RADAR

Simrad is proud to announce the launch of HALO Pulse Compression Radar – the world’s first affordable solid-state, open-array radar system, featuring pulse compression technology and designed for recreational mariners. Combining the advantages of Simrad Broadband radar and traditional pulse radar systems into a single solution, HALO radar provides navigational visibility and situational awareness within pulse radar’s short-range blind spot – where once only Broadband radar could operate – all while offering exceptional long-range performance up to 72nm. Unlike traditional pulse radar systems, HALO radar does not rely on a high-powered magnetron to transmit a signal, allowing it to produce an immediate, accurate radar image instantly from standby and in 16-25 seconds after power-on – eliminating the 2-3 minute warm up associated with pulse radar. Equipped with a solid-state transceiver, HALO radar features no magnetron to be replaced, and requires no periodic tuning to maintain its accuracy or performance. In addition, solid-state technology means compliance with new and upcoming low emission standards for radar, making it safe to run HALO radar in anchorages and marinas. In standby mode, HALO radar’s power consumption is only 7W, versus 10-15W for traditional pulse radar systems. With Beam Sharpening and enhanced Target Separation Control, HALO radar provides unmatched target resolution, granting each HALO radar exceptional performance for its antenna size. Utilising its Dual Range mode, HALO radar can function as two radar systems in one – monitoring two distance ranges simultaneously, with independent display controls, without compromising on resolution. The Dual Range mode also means dual MARPA target tracking, available when combined with a compatible heading sensor. Up to 20 targets can be tracked – 10 per distance range – displaying the closest point of approach (CPA) and time to closest point of approach (TCPA) for each. “The world of recreational marine electronics has taken a quantum leap forward,” said Leif Ottosson,

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TOP LEFT: Halo shows clear separation of even the smallest targets, as seen in this dinghy race. TOP RIGHT: In this example, Halo is used to detect storms 12nm away in another part of the bay.

CEO of Navico. “By introducing the HALO Pulse Compression Radar system, we have given boaters the best possible combination of features, providing the perfect mix of near and distant range, reliability and resolution without the associated warm-up time, power consumption, maintenance or electromagnetic emissions.” With its low power consumption, support for both 12V and 24V systems and availability in 3ft, 4ft and 6ft open arrays, HALO radar is ideal for small to midsized powerboats. The new 3ft array size and HALO radar’s low-emission technology brings the option of long-range open array radar to a smaller class of powerboats, where previously size and mounting constraints would have made Broadband radar the only option. The HALO radar system connects to any Simrad NSS evo2 or NSO evo2 multifunction display system via ethernet, with a bulkhead-mounted interface box below deck. Antenna installation has been simplified and streamlined, utilising the same thin cable and small-diameter connectors as Simrad 3G and 4G Broadband radar systems. The new Simrad HALO Pulse Compression Radar will be available from authorised dealers in quarter two, 2015. The HALO radar system with 3ft open array has a RRP of $6500; the 4ft model is $7200, and the 6ft array is $7900. These prices exclude GST. For more information about HALO radar or Simrad Yachting marine electronics, please visit simradyachting.com

LEFT: Halo lets you see near AND far in Dual Range mode, with independent split-screen displays.

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How to use this directory The 2015 Sanctuary Cove International Boat Show yearbook directory gives you four options for locating exhibitors 1. Site Map and Exhibitor List The Site Map and Exhibitor List provide a quick reference guide to finding an exhibitor at the show. The Site Map includes details on the various site locations and pavilion stand numbers. On-water marina exhibitors are located on A pier through to F pier.

2. A-Z Exhibitor Directory An alphabetical list of exhibitors which includes key contact details. Refer to the Site Map and Exhibitor List for location and stand numbers.

PLEASE NOTE All Exhibitor Lists are current as at 31 March 2015. Please scan the QR code for the latest Exhibitor Lists and details.

3. Brand Directory Most exhibitors represent numerous brands – the best way to find a brand of boat or marine product is to review the Brand Directory. Once you locate the brand and the exhibitor showcasing this brand, refer to the Site Map and Exhibitor List for location and stand numbers.

3. Product and Services Directory Use this directory to search for the product category you desire (e.g. “Boat Sales”) to find a list of exhibitors in this category. You can then cross-reference this with the A-Z Directory, Site Map and Exhibitor List for more details.

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SUPERYACHT AND MARINE PAVILION Adit Marine 329 AIMEX 325 Aqualuma LED Lighting 318 Arctic Steel Pty Ltd 317 Australian Davits and Cranes 324 Australian Marine Wholesale 327 Bellingham Marine Australia 347 dâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Albora Marinas 322 Depth Logistics 339 Gold Coast City Marina and Tenants 325 Gold Coast Waterways Authority 345 Marine Engineering Consultants/ MEC Yachts 330 M-Tech (Marine Technologies) 300 Ocean Alexander Australia & New Zealand 306 P&W Marine Engineers 328 Pantaenius Sail & Motor Yacht Insurance 331 Port of Airlie in the Whitsundays 313 Pyrotek Noise Control 321 Superior Group 316 Superyacht Australia 325 The Boat Works 305 Tides Marine Australasia Pacific 323 Ultimate Marine Power 315 Yacht Controller 308

PAVILION A 2MPro Allyacht Spars Australia AMI Marine Group Aqualand Marine Company China ATL Composites Ausclimate Dehumidifiers Australian Safety Engineers Australian Yacht Winch Sales Boat Books Australia Boating & RV Canon Imaging Caravan Marine Barbecues CE&A Cirrus Aircraft Classic Escapes Contender Sailcloth/Selden for Sailing 100

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Coursemaster Autopilots Davco Winch Systems Dometic/Seabreeze Industries Dubarry Finscan Flexiteek Asia Pacific FLIR Systems Furuno Australia Fusion Garmin GME Harken Australia Hella Marine iCAN iNNOVATIONS Icom Australia International Paint Leisuretime Imports Lewmar Marine Tech Industries Mariner Boating Holidays & Yacht Share Mediterranean Mastervolt, Marinco-BEP, Fischer Panda My Yacht Navico Ocean Signal / All Sat Comms Ocean Solutions Poly Flex Group Pty Ltd Propeller Warehouse Propspeed Rainman Desalination by Go RV Marine Raymarine Roads & Maritime Services Rogers and Lough Marine Engineers/Austral Propellers Ronstan International Ross & Whitcroft Marine Equipment Seafury International Surface Drives Seairland Systems Seaprotech Stella Systems Sumar Marine Equipment Co., Ltd Suncoast Outdoor Living Swift Marine The Jetty Specialist Thermal Cookware Top Gear Marine Turtle-Pac Ultra Marine Products Ultralon Foam Group Vetus-Maxwell WaterRower Webasto Weihai Hifei Marine Co. Ltd Westerbeke Pacific Wichard Pacific Yard Engineering

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DIRECTORY OF

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AUSTRALIAN YACHT WINCH SALES 02 9623 2448 winches@attglobal.net HUTTONWINCHES.COM

AQUALUMA LED LIGHTING 07 5519 4555 niamh@aqualuma.com aqualuma.com

BARZ OPTICS 07 5576 4365 admin@barzoptics.com barzoptics.com

2MPRO +34 925 24 55 83 clement.knockaert@2mpro.com 2mpro.com

ARCTIC STEEL PTY LTD 07 5449 0064 sales@arcticsteel.com.au arcticsteel.com.au

BELLINGHAM MARINE AUSTRALIA 0488 011 575 tom@bellingham-marine.com.au bellingham-marine.com.au

522 FAST FOLDING SAILING CAT 0409 891 008 lensurtees@hotmail.com s-boat.com.au

ARVOR BOATS / NANNI DIESEL 02 9319 5222 peter@collinsmarine.com.au arvor.com.au

BERING EXPEDITION 65 0416 252 550 scott@beringyachts.com beringyachts.com.au

ABELL POINT MARINA 07 4946 2400 luke@abellpointmarina.com abellpointmarina.com.au

ATL COMPOSITES 07 5563 1222 lorraine@atlcomposites.com atlcomposites.com

BIMBADGEN 02 4998 4600 office@bimbadgen.com.au bimbadgen.com.au

ADIT MARINE 0412 442 087 greg@aditmarine.com.au aditmarine.com.au

AURORA YACHT LOGISTICS 07 3900 5900 gillian@auroralogistics.com yacht-transport.com.au

BLUE REEF VISION 02 4271 8382 gisu@bluereefvision.com.au bluereefvision.com.au

AIMEX & SUPERYACHT AUSTRALIA 03 9867 6625 info@aimex.asn.au aimex.asn.au

AUSCLIMATE DEHUMIDIFIERS 0422 008 777 russell@ausclimate.com.au ausclimate.com.au

BOAT BOOKS AUSTRALIA 02 9439 1133 christian@boatbooks-aust. com.au boatbooks-aust.com.au

AIRBERTH BOAT LIFTS 07 5587 7888 justin.lye@airberth.com airberth.com

AUSTRALIAN BOATING COMPANY, LUXURY SYNDICATIONS 0455 862 007 mark@australianboatingcompany. com.au australianboatingcompany. com.au

BOATING & RV 07 3823 5055 aaron@boatingandrv.com.au boatingandrv.com.au

ALL MARINE SPARES 02 9997 2788 darren@allmar.com.au allmar.com.au ALLYACHT SPARS AUSTRALIA 07 3893 2233 chris@allyachtspars.com.au allyachtspars.com.au AMI MARINE GROUP 08 9331 0000 aarons@amisales.com.au amisales.com.au ANALU 02 8354 0662 ag@analu.com.au analu.com.au

AUSTRALIAN DAVITS AND CRANES 07 5556 0717 sales@adc.net.au adc.net.au AUSTRALIAN MARINE WHOLESALE 07 5580 1511 sales@amwholesale.com.au amwholesale.com.au AUSTRALIAN SAFETY ENGINEERS 08 9456 2066 compressorsales@ase.net.au ase.net.au

BOATSHOESONLINE.COM.AU 0408 478 992 scott@racingline.com.au boatshoesonline.com.au BSA 02 9960 8004 andy@syndicationaustralia. com.au boatingsyndicationaustralia. com.au

CARIBBEAN BOATS 0428 857 116 darren@frasermarine.com.au frasermarine.com.au CAT MARINE 03 9703 4000 martin.ditchburn@ energypower.com.au energypower.com.au CE&A 08 8240 0777 chrisf@ceaco.com.au ceaco.com.au CHARTER YACHTS AUSTRALIA 07 4946 6666 sales@cya.com.au cya.com.au

Annie Judd Shop 10 Abell Point Poin Marina Airlie Beach ch Qld Q 480 8 2 Phone: (07) 494 946 66 946 6 66 Tollfree: 1800 0 639 520 2 Mobile: 0407 04 07 7 088 489 Email: char arter@cya.com.au au Web: www. w.cya.com.au u

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CIRRUS AIRCRAFT 02 6686 4457 ghorne@cirrusaircraft.com cirrusaircraft.com CITY OF GOLD COAST 1300 465 326 mail@goldcoast.qld.gov.au goldcoast.qld.gov.au CLASSIC ESCAPES 07 5515 7933 glenclarksondirect@hotmail. com

CANON IMAGING 0419 719 151 jack.turnbull@canon.com.au canon.com.au

CLUB MARINE 1300 00 2582 sales@clubmarine.com.au clubmarine.com.au

CARAVAN MARINE BARBECUES 02 4982 9560 maurice@marinebarbecues. com.au marinebarbecues.com.au

COURSEMASTER AUTOPILOTS 02 9417 7097 sales@coursemaster.com coursemaster.com

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CRUISERS YACHTS CRUISERS SPORTS SERIES 08 9315 4642 info@getawaymarine.com getawaymarine.com Dâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ALBORA MARINAS 02 9409 3666 eribeiro@dalboramarinas.com. au dalboramarinas.com.au DAVCO WINCH SYSTEMS 07 5500 0974 sales@davcowinch.com.au davcowinchsystems.com.au DEPARTMENT OF STATE DEVELOPMENT, INFRASTRUCTURE AND PLANNING 07 3452 7227 info@dsdip.qld.gov.au defenceindustries.qld.gov.au DEPTH LOGISTICS 07 3054 4670 melissa@depthindustries.com depthlogistics.com

GOLD COAST CITY MARINA AND TENANTS 07 5502 5888 marketing@gccm.com.au gccm.com.au

FAB DOCK 0424 273 703 reception@fabdock.com fabdock.com

GOLD COAST WATERWAYS AUTHORITY 07 5539 7350 annabel.walden@gcwa.qld. gov.au gcwa.qld.gov.au

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MONTE CARLO 1300 55 00 89 sarah@sundancemarine.com.au sundancemarine.com.au

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OUTER REEF YACHTS 02 9918 3395 andrew@outerreefyachts.com outerreefyachts.com P&W MARINE ENGINEERS 07 3390 5588 rcameron@pwmarine.com.au pwmarine.com.au

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Ross Cameron 12 Porter St. Hemmant,4174, QLD Building G, Unit 6/1 Boatworks Dr Coomera, 4209, QLD Ph: (07) 3390 5588 Fax: (07) 3390 8880 sales@pwmarine.com.au www.pwmarine.com.au

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WICHARD PACIFIC 02 9516 0677 gaelle@wichard.com.au wichard.com.au

Adam Barrett 423-427 The Boulevarde Kirrawee NSW 2232

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International manufacturer and supplier specialising in air-conditioning, Air & Water Heaters, Marine Sunroofs, Isotherm Refrigeration, Isotemp Water Heaters and GEBO Hatches & Port lights. STAND 167/168

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BENETEAU Whitsunday Boating Holidays Whitsunday Rent A Yacht BERING Bering Expedition 65 BERMUDA Boating & RV BIG HEAD FASTENERS Yard Engineering BLUE PERFORMANCE Boating & RV BLUE REEF VISION Blue Reef Vision BLUE SEA Seafury International Surface Drives Stella Systems BLUE STREAK BATTENS Contender Sailcloth/ Selden for Sailing BLUE WATER LEGEND SERIES Australian Marine Wholesale BLUEFIN Nitro Marine BOATLIFE Seafury International Surface Drives BOENING AMI Marine Group BRIDGEWATCH FOLIO MANAGEMENT SYSTEM Boat Books Australia BROOKER Caribbean Boats BRYTEC Boating & RV

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CATEF MARINE FIRE Seafury International Surface Drives CATERPILLAR Cat Marine CDI ELECTRONICS All Marine Spares CE&A CO CE&A CENTEK INDUSTRIES All Marine Spares CENTURY BOATS Fishing and Leisure Boats CHEMTEC Boating & RV CHOCKFAST CE&A CHRISTOPHE AUGUIN BoatShoesOnline. com.au CIRRUS AIRCRAFT Cirrus Aircraft COASTGUARD Sunbrella COLEMAN Seafury International Surface Drives COLORLIGHT AND LOPOLIGHT AMI Marine Group COMPROP CE&A CONDARIA Seafury International Surface Drives CONTENDER Contender Sailcloth/ Selden for Sailing COOSA ATL Composites CORSAIR Seawind, Otremer, Corsair, Aquila, Multihull Central COURSEMASTER Boating & RV Coursemaster Autopilots CRAFTSMAN MARINE All Marine Spares Stella Systems CROWNLINE Nitro Marine CRUISAIR Dometic/Seabreeze Industries Seafury International Surface Drives CRUISERS SPORTS SERIES Cruisers Yachts Cruisers Sports Series

CRUISERS YACHTS Cruisers Yachts Cruisers Sports Series CSB Nitro Marine CURRENT CORPORATION CAMERAS Ultimate Marine Power

D DANDY DOCK River Links Marine DAVCO Davco Winch Systems DEHLER Whitsunday Boating Holidays Windcraft Group DEPTH LOGISTICS Depth Logistics DIDINYCELL FOAM ATL Composites DOMETIC Dometic/Seabreeze Industries Rainman Desalination by Go RV Marine DUBARRY BoatShoesOnline. com.au Dubarry DUFLEX ATL Composites DURAKORE ATL Composites DREAM CLICK Propspeed

E E-TEC ENGINES JSW Powersports ELANDRA Elandra Yachts ELITE Whitsunday Boating Holidays ENDURANCE YACHTS Leigh-Smith Yachts ENO Ocean Solutions EVINRUDE Caribbean Boats JSW Powersports Propeller Warehouse EXPRESSIONS NEEDLEPUNCH Yanmar Propspeed EYACHTS Windcraft Group

F FACNOR Wichard Pacific FAIRLINE BSA FARYMANN DIESEL Yard Engineering FEATHERLIGHT ATL Composites FEELFREE Walker Bay Australia FEL-PRO All Marine Spares FINSCAN Seaprotech FJORD Windcraft Group FLEETGUARD All Marine Spares FLEMING Fleming Yachts FLEXITEEK Flexiteek Asia Pacific FLIR Coursemaster Autopilots FLIR Systems Furuno Australia FLOOD Boating & RV FLOW RITE Boating & RV FOLD IT CARTS My Yacht FORBO Yanmar FORCE 10 Boating & RV Ocean Solutions FORTRESS ARCTIC STEEL CE&A FOUNTAINE PAIOT Multihull Solutions FURLEX Contender Sailcloth/ Selden for Sailing FURUNI Ultimate Marine Power FURUNO Caribbean Boats Furuno Australia FUSION Boating & RV Fusion Nitro Marine Seaprotech

G GARMIN Australian Marine Wholesale Garmin

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GILL BoatShoesOnline. com.au GINEICO MARINE Gineico GITIESSE/IMCOS AMI Marine Group GLACIER BAY Fishing and Leisure Boats GLM All Marine Spares GME Boating & RV GME GO FREE Navico GRAND BANKS ALEUTIAN Grand Banks GRAND BANKS EASTBAY Grand Banks GRAND BANKS HERITAGE Grand Banks GREENLINE BOATS Windcraft Group GUIDI Seafury International Surface Drives

H HAMPTON YACHTS Leigh-Smith Yachts HANSE YACHTS Windcraft Group HARBOR-TIME Sunbrella HARKEN BoatShoesOnline. com.au Harken Australia HARKEN INDUSTRIAL Harken Australia HATTELAND DISPLAY Furuno Australia HELLA Boating & RV Hella Marine Seafury International Surface Drives HEPWORTH AMI Marine Group HI-LEX All Marine Spares HIFEI BOATS Weihai Hifei Marine Co. Ltd HIFEI STANDUP PADDLEBOARDS Weihai Hifei Marine Co. Ltd

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HIFEI YOGA MATS Weihai Hifei Marine Co. Ltd HIGHFIELD RIBS Stefan Boating World HOBIE Hobie Kayaks and Stand-up Paddleboards HONDA Propeller Warehouse HORIZON YACHTS Horizon HUMMINBIRD Caribbean Boats HUMPHREE Ultimate Marine Power HUTTON WINCHES Australian Yacht Winch Sales HYDRIVE Coursemaster Autopilots HYUNDAI SEASALL Hyundai Marine/ Lombardini

I ICOM Coursemaster Autopilots Furuno Australia Icom Australia INTEGRITY Integrity Motor Yachts Australia Whitsunday Escape INTELLIAN Furuno Australia INTELLICORE MARINE FinScan INTERNATIONAL International Paint IRIS Australian Marine Wholesale ISABOND Boating & RV ISOTEMP Webasto ITU Boat Books Australia

J JABSCO Boating & RV Rainman Desalination by Go RV Marine JEANNEAU Charter Yachts Australia Whitsunday Escape Whitsunday Rent A Yacht

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JOHN DEERE Marine Diesel Pty Ltd–John Deere JOHNSON BRP Propeller Warehouse JOHNSON PUMP All Marine Spares

K KARNIC CRUISERS Stefan Boating World KELVIN HUGHES AMI Marine Group KIWIPROPS Propeller Warehouse KODEN SOUNDERS Coursemaster Autopilots KOHLER Marine Diesel Pty Ltd–John Deere KROTEN BoatShoesOnline. com.au KUUMA Ocean Solutions KVH Coursemaster Autopilots

L LAGOON CATAMARANS Whitsunday Rent A Yacht LANCELIN ROPE My Yacht LASDROP SHAFT SEALS All Marine Spares LATITUDE Whitsunday Boating Holidays LEOPARD Whitsunday Boating Holidays Whitsunday Escape LEWMAR Lewmar LIGHTWAVE Charter Yachts Australia Lightwave Catamarans Whitsunday Boating Holidays LIROS Boating & RV LITTLE COVE Ultra Marine Products LIVINGSTON Fishing and Leisure Boats

LOMBARDINI MARINE Hyundai Marine/ Lombardini LOWRANCE Boating & RV Navico Nitro Marine LUMITEC Australian Marine Wholesale

M M-TECH EQUIPMENT M-Tech (Marine Technologies) MAJONI Seafury International Surface Drives MALLORY MARINE PRODUCTS All Marine Spares MANUTEC Boating & RV MARETRON Furuno Australia MAREX VETUS-Maxwell MARIA FLORA Analu MARINE AIR SYSTEMS Seafury International Surface Drives MARINE ALERT Ultra Marine Products MARINE BARBECUES Caravan Marine Barbecues MARINE HOSE Seafury International Surface Drives MARINE STAINLESS 2-IN-1 Ultra Marine Products MARINE TECH Marine Tech Industries MARINER Propeller Warehouse MARITEX Stella Systems MARITIMO Maritimo Australia MARTYR ANODES All Marine Spares MARQUIS Sports Marine Meridian Boats MASTERVOLT Seaprotech

MASTRO MARINE PRODUCTS Seafury International Surface Drives MAVERICK Maverick Yachts MAXSEA MARINE SOFTWARE Furuno Australia MAXWELL VETUS-Maxwell MEC YACHTS Marine Engineering Consultants/ MEC Yachts MERCRUISER Propeller Warehouse MERCURY Nitro Marine MERCURY BOAT PROPS Propeller Warehouse MERIDIAN YACHTS Sports Marine Meridian Boats MES All Marine Spares MIGHTY PURE Stella Systems MINN-KOTA ELECTRIC MOTORS Caribbean Boats MO Boat Books Australia MOLTENI Analu MONTE CARLO Monte Carlo MONTE CARLO YACHTS Monte Carlo MOODY Windcraft Group MPS Ultra Marine Products MSM WINCHES My Yacht MX-MARINE Coursemaster Autopilots

N NANNI DIESEL ENGINES Arvor Boats/ Nanni Diesel NAVTEC Wichard Pacific NITRO Fishing and Leisure Boats NOVAKOOL Ocean Solutions

NWT DEHUMIDIFIERS Ausclimate Dehumidifiers

O OCEAN ALEXANDER Ocean Alexander Australia & New Zealand OCEAN BOATS Stefan Boating World OCEAN SIGNAL Boating & RV OUTER REEF Outer Reef Yachts OUTREMER Seawind, Outremer, Corsair, Aquila Multihull Central ORIZZONTI Analu OSCO MANFOLDS All Marine Spares

P P&W MARINE P&W Marine Engineers PACIFIC AERIALS Boating & RV PALM BEACH Palm Beach Motor Yachts PANTAENIUS GROUP Pantaenius Sail & Motor Yacht Insurance PENRITE Boating & RV PERRY CATAMARANS Whitsunday Rent A Yacht PHIFER Suncoast Outdoor Living PIONEER Nitro Marine PLANUS Stella Systems POLY FLEX CE&A Poly Flex Group Pty Ltd POLYFORM AMI Marine Group POLYSTYL Propspeed Yanmar PORT AND STARBOARD Boating & RV

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POWERCAT Fishing and Leisure Boats POWERDIVE PowerDive POWERTECH PROPELLERS All Marine Spares PR PINBOARD Yanmar PRIVILEGE CATAMARANS Multihull Solutions PRO-SHOOTER Leisuretime Imports PROBALSO ATL Composites PROFURL Wichard Pacific PROPSPEED Yanmar PWC JSW Powersports

Q QUAYSIDE BoatShoesOnline. com.au QUICK NAUTICAL EQUIPMENT Seafury International Surface Drives QUICKSILVER Arvor Boats/ Nanni Diesel QUICKUTTER Stella Systems QUINTREX Caribbean Boats

R RACING LINE BoatShoesOnline. com.au RACOR All Marine Spares Seafury International Surface Drives RAE LINE Sports Marine Meridian Boats RAVE SPORTS River Links Marine RAYMARINE Australian Marine Wholesale Boating & RV Raymarine REEF RUNNER Boating & RV REVERSO Seafury International Surface Drives REXTEL Seairland Systems

REYA Seafury International Surface Drives RIVIERA BSA ROBERTS FLOORING ACCESSORIES Yanmar Propspeed ROCNA Ocean Solutions ROGERS AND LOUGH Rogers and Lough Marine Engineers/ Austral Propellers ROLLS ROYCE Ultimate Marine Power RONSTAN Ronstan International RONSTAN TENSILE ARCHITECTURE Ronstan International RUNAWAY BAY PONTOON BOATS Runaway Bay Pontoon Boats RUST SOLUTIONS Rusted Solutions RUTGERSON Contender Sailcloth/ Selden for Sailing RUTLAND Stella Systems

S SAILMASTER Boating & RV SARAMANDA BoatShoesOnline. com.au SARCA Boating & RV SCANIA Scania Australia SCOUT BOATS Stefan Boating World SEA FOX JSW Powersports SEA RAY Australian Boating Company, Luxury Syndications SEA RECOVERY Australian Marine Wholesale Seafury International Surface Drives SEA SAFE Boating & RV SEA-DOO JSW Powersports SEA-SPRAÉ Sunbrella

SEAKAMP All Marine Spares SEALAND Dometic/Seabreeze Industries Rainman Desalination by Go RV Marine Seafury International Surface Drives SEAVIEW Coursemaster Autopilots SEAWIND Charter Yachts Australia Seawind, Outremer, Corsair, Aquila Multihull Central Whitsunday Boating Holidays Whitsunday Escape Whitsunday Rent A Yacht SEIWA Coursemaster Autopilots SELDEN BLOCKS AND DECK HARDWARE Contender Sailcloth/ Selden for Sailing SEPAR FILTER All Marine Spares SEVENSTAR ELECTRONICS Coursemaster Autopilots SHAKESPEARE MARINE ANTENNAS. Coursemaster Autopilots SHERWOOD All Marine Spares Seafury International Surface Drives SIDE-POWER AMI Marine Group SILKY RX Stella Systems SIMRAC Nitro Marine SIMRAD Boating & RV Navico Seaprotech Ultimate Marine Power SNAP DAVIT Swift Marine SOLAR SOLVE AMI Marine Group SOLAS Propeller Warehouse SOVEREIGN BBQS AND GRILLS Ultra Marine Products

SPEICH WIPERS Ultimate Marine Power SPINLOCK Harken Australia SPURS CE&A STELLA Stella Systems STEYR Marine Diesel Pty Ltd–John Deere STIHL POWER EQUIPMENT Caribbean Boats STING RAY Boating & RV STOPGULL ANTIBIRD PRODUCTS My Yacht SUMAR Sumar Marine Equipment SUN TRACKER Fishing & Leisure Boats SUNBRELLA Sunbrella SUNCOAST ENCLOSURES Suncoast Outdoor Living SUNSTREAM BOATLIFTS Superior Group SUNWARE Stella Systems SUPERCHARGE Boating & RV SUPERIOR Superior Group SUPERIOR WEAVE Propspeed Yanmar SUR LAST Sunbrella SURE CLICK Yanmar SUZUKI Caribbean Boats Propeller Warehouse SWIFT MARINE Swift Marine

T TACTILE Yanmar TAG YACHTS Multihull Solutions TAHOE Fishing & Leisure Boats TBS GLOBEX BoatShoesOnline. com.au TEAM MCLUBE Harken Australia

TECHIMPEX My Yacht THE JETTY SPECIALIST The Jetty Specialist THEFORD Rainman Desalination by Go RV Marine THERMAL COOKWARE Thermal Cookware THRANE & THRANE AMI Marine Group TMC Rainman Desalination by Go RV Marine TOHATSU Propeller Warehouse TOP GEAR Top Gear Marine TRAC ECOLOGICAL Stella Systems TRACKER Fishing and Leisure Boats TRACKSAT TrackSAT TREADSAFE Yanmar TRITON Nitro Marine TURTLE-PAC Turtle-Pac TWIN DISC Twin Disc TYE TEC Wichard Pacific

U UBI MAIOR DECK HARDWARE My Yacht ULI ULI Boards ULTRA ANCHORS Ultra Marine Products ULTRALON Ultralon Foam Group UNIBOLT Bellingham Marine Australia UNIFLOAT Bellingham Marine Australia UNISTACK Bellingham Marine Australia UZIN Yanmar

VETUS Marine Diesel Pty Ltd–John Deere Vetus-Maxwell VICKERS OILS CE&A VICTRON ENERGY Seaprotech VITRIFRIGO Seafury International Surface Drives VOLVO All Marine Spares Propeller Warehouse VOYAGER CATAMARANS Voyager Catamarans Whitsunday Escape

W WAECO Dometic/Seabreeze Industries WALKER BAY Walker Bay Australia WATER JETS Ultimate Marine Power WATERROWER WaterRower WEATHERMAX Contender Sailcloth/ Selden for Sailing WEBASTO Webasto WICHARD Wichard Pacific WILSCO URETHANE FUEL TANKS Swift Marine WISECO All Marine Spares WITHERBY AND SOLAS Boat Books Australia WONDERLAY Yanmar WORLD CAT Fishing and Leisure Boats WR CONTROLS All Marine Spares

X XANTREX Seafury International Surface Drives

Y YAMAHA OUTBOARDS & ACCESSORIES Stefan Boating World

V-QUIPMENT Vetus-Maxwell

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THERE’S A NEW CAT IN TOWN, ONE THAT SAILED TO SCIBS FROM AFRICA

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Maverick Yachts will be exhibiting the new Maverick 440 Executive Catamaran at SCIBS for the first time this year. The Maverick 440 cat is designed for easy handling and superb performance, with spacious suites, attention to detail and sumptuous furnishings, while certified to European Recreational Craft directive category A (Ocean). There are currently two models – the Maverick 400 Custom and the Maverick 440 Custom, which can be completed either to a standard or executive specification. The Maverick 440 at SCIBS was launched mid-2014 before the owner promptly sailed across the Indian Ocean from Cape Town, via Mauritius, to Fremantle and is currently circumnavigating Australia. Although all Maverick catamarans look alike from the outside, each boat has its own character on the inside, as they are custombuilt with a great deal of input from the customer. It will be Maverick Yachts’ first visit to SCIBS and the company is looking forward to showcasing the brand in Australia. Rudi and Deslynn Pretorius, founders of Maverick Yachts, will be personally in attendance at the show. For more information, visit maverickyachts.co.za

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