HIGHLINE

Motor yacht HIGHLINE (ex AV) is a 31.09m (102′) luxury vessel built by the Australian shipyard Oceanfast in 1989 and refitted in 2019. Accommodation on board is provided for up to 6 charter guests in three cabins, with a crew of 3 on board.

NOTABLE FEATURES OF HIGHLINE

• Bow Jacuzzi
• Flybridge BBQ
• Salon wet bar
• Gym equipment 
• 1.2m/3.8ft draft for close beach access
• Air conditioning
• Wi-Fi

EXTERIOR

From the lower deck swim platform guests have access to the main deck aft, which has been left clear and guests can use the space for outdoor exercise such as yoga, or for sitting out in the shade on the fold-away chairs for the scenery and outdoor ambience.

Stairways to starboard connect to the flybridge, where there is a sofa/sunbed to starboard, a U-shaped sofa and square dining table and sun umbrella to port, with a barbeque grill and wet bar amidships. A sofa is placed behind the forward pilot seat for guests to watch the action as they group cruises from one destination to the next.

The foredeck has a broad sunbed covering the area in front of the raised pilothouse, and on the bow, there is a circular seating area that reveals a Jacuzzi when uncovered. 

INTERIOR

The lower deck layout hosts the twin guest cabins and crew accommodation, with room in the stern for storing water toys.

On the main deck, the Master suite is placed forward with the formal dining area immediately behind consisting of a circular dining table to seat up to six guests in an intimate environment. The main foyer and galley are amidships and the main salon behind has a curving sofa to port and two armchairs around a glass coffee table, with a widescreen TV on the forward port wall. To starboard there is a pair of chairs and a table in between beneath the large windows. To the aft there is a circular wet bar with a widescreen TV on the aft wall.

The raised pilothouse offers another space for guests to relax and enjoy the forward views from an air conditioned interior while at anchor.

A pair of MTU 12V2000-M93 Diesel Jet engines create a top speed of 27 knots with a cruising speed of 18 knots and a range of 415 nautical miles.