SHARK: Onboard
Exterior
Built with traditional cold-moulded mahogany, Shark’s hull topsides are three diagonal layers of mahogany laid at 45-degree angles, with a total thickness of about 1" and an exterior layer of fibreglass, cloth, and resin.
Exterior
OPEN COCKPIT
An open cockpit is outfitted with twin swivel fighting chairs and multiple rod holders, while a compact swim platform with a fixed ladder provides effortless access to the sea.
Interior
Shark’s interior features soft mahogany woods contrasted by white carpets, fabrics, and painted panels, accented by zig-zag cushions and yachting memorabilia.
Interior
MAIN SALON
A light-filled salon features an L-shaped sofa, a drop-leaf teak high/low table, and a bold, nautical striped rug.
Interior
HELM
A masterpiece of craftsmanship, the helm offers superb sightlines, recessed electronics, and modern gauges.
Interior
DINETTE
A compact dinette to starboard is conveniently served by the adjoining galley.
Accommodation
Shark welcomes up to nine guests in four cabins, including a queen-size master suite and three twins.
Accommodation
Owner's suite
The owner’s suite is classically detailed, with a queen bed, custom teak-topped storage, and a private en suite.
Accommodation
FORWARD CABIN
The forward cabin can be arranged as quarters for a crew of three.
Technical
Shark has been maintained to the highest standard, with every system serviced or upgraded. Her twin 800hp Caterpillar engines were recently rebuilt and carry a seven-year warranty, showing just 1,300 hours since completion. Dual Naiad 254 stabilisers further enhance performance.
