CROWNED EAGLE

Motor yacht CROWNED EAGLE is a 28.36m (93’1″) luxury vessel built by the Taiwanese shipyard Horizon Yachts and launched in 2020. She can accommodate up to 10 guests in 5 cabins with additional 2 cabins for a crew of 3. The yacht features exterior design by Cor D. Rover Design.

NOTABLE FEATURES OF CROWNED EAGLE

• Foredeck Jacuzzi
• Beach club with bar
• Two interior salons
• Abundance of outdoor social areas
• Well-proportioned guest accommodation 
• Draft of 1.8m/6ft to navigate shallow waterways
• Air conditioning
• Wi-Fi

EXTERIOR

The main deck aft comes furnished with four sofas placed around a coffee table for casual alfresco meals and outdoor entertaining. Two stairways lead down to the swim platform and the beach club, and a stairway to port connects to the upper deck aft.

A starboard walkway leads around to another stairway that connects to the foredeck, where guests are treated to a Jacuzzi and a corner sofa, plus forward sunbeds with adjustable headrests.

The upper deck aft is used for storing the tenders, and a Davit crane is present for their safe launch and retrieval. Forward is a barbeque grill and wet bar with three stools, and additional seating is placed under the flybridge overhang.
The flybridge is accessed via a port stairway from the upper deck aft, and this final semi-shaded guest area offers an abundance of seating along the stern and a coffee table for unwinding out doors and marvelling at the scenery.

INTERIOR

The lower deck layout places the guest accommodation forward with the engine room amidships and the crew accommodation aft, with a beach club in the stern furnished with a bar and corner sofa.

On the main deck, the Master suite is forward followed by the main foyer with access to the raised pilothouse and the guest accommodation below. The galley, formal dining area and salon are combined into one large open-plan social area, with the dining table seating all 10 guests and the lounge furnished with two armchairs and a drinks table to starboard along with a widescreen TV on the aft diagonal wall and a day head concealed within. Opposite there is an aft-facing corner sofa, a coffee table and additional seating for guests to gather for drinks and conversation, or to watch a film.

The raised pilothouse places the helm controls forward, behind which is the skylounge. This second social area has a sofa to port and a forward-facing corner sofa and coffee table to starboard.

Twin Caterpillar C-32 ACERT engines of 1,900 HP provide power.