SURINA

Motor yacht SURINA (ex Tajin, Easy) measures 44.81m (147′) and was built by the American shipyard TRIDENT in 2000 and refitted in 2022. An excellent charter yacht, she features a great layout with naval architecture by Hydro Tec – Sergio Cutolo with elegant luxurious interiors by J.C. Espinosa. Her accommodation sleeps up to 10 charter guests in 5 ensuite cabins, together with additional cabins for a crew of 8.

NOTABLE FEATURES OF SURINA

• Refitted in 2022 
• Bright modern interiors
• Sundeck Jacuzzi 
• Numerous bars 
• Plenty of sunbathing areas
• Great selection of water toys 
• Spacious guest cabins
• Gym equipment
• Draft of just 2.3m/7.6ft for close beach access
• Air conditioning
• Wi-Fi

EXTERIOR

The main deck aft is a shaded outdoor social area, with a curving sofa and table on both sides of the door into the main salon, plus another sofa and table aft. Two stairs lead down to the swim platform, and a starboard stairway connects to the bridge deck above. The foredeck is fitted with a sofa and sunbed for guests to savour the sunshine and the views in peace.

The bridge deck aft provides a place to dine alfresco sheltered from the sun with bar facilities for refreshments throughout the occasion. The Portuguese deck in front of the helm station provides even more sunpads and uninterrupted views of the surroundings.

The sundeck above has sunbeds aft, a Jacuzzi forward of the mast and seating following the curve of the forward edge, with drinks tables for light meals and refreshments in the sunshine.

INTERIOR

The lower deck places the crew accommodation in the bow along with a mess and galley with laundry facilities. A stairway leas to the crew area above. The guest accommodation amidships is accessed via a separate stairway forward of the main salon. Behind the guest accommodation is the engine room, and lastly the stern is used for the storage of water toys.

On the main deck the formal dining area is forward and receives an abundance of natural light along with excellent views through the forward windows. The main foyer amidships leads through to the main salon aft, where a wet bar is placed along the starboard wall and a pair of corner sofas make a C-shaped sitting area on the port side, accompanied by two coffee tables and a pair of armchairs. A circular dining table and eight chairs are placed ear the glass doors out onto the main deck aft.

On the bridge deck, the forward helm station has a curving sofa behind the Pilot and co-Pilot seats for guests to watch on as the Captain cruises into port. The skylounge behind is a second sitting room just as desirable as the main salon, and seating is placed along the port wall with a widescreen TV integrated into the bar opposite. A drinks and games table for four is situated next to the doors out onto the bridge deck aft.

A pair of MTU engines each producing 3,000 HP give a top speed of 22 knots and a cruising speed of 12 knots, giving a range of 2,500 nautical miles.