OUR FLEET
Great Harbour N37
The N37 is perfect for one couple with two or more children. It also works well for two couples that don't mind sharing a head. It sleeps two in the master stateroom and two on the convertible settee in the guest stateroom. While the main saloon can also sleep four - two on the convertible dinette and two more on the over/under settee bunks on the starboard side - a one week charter with more than four or five people is less crowded and more enjoyable on our larger N47.
Its flying bridge provides extra living space to enjoy while at anchor, and it provides excellent visibility for navigating the shallow waters of the Abacos. With twin engines and a bow thruster, even those with just basic boating skills will find it easy to maneuver in close quarters. Take a close look at our photos, and you see that our N37 has as much room inside as most 42 to 45-foot trawlers.
For a complete specifications and a detailed layout of our N37, please click here. For photographs, please click here.
Great Harbour N47
Chartering Great Harbour's N47 is like renting a waterfront cottage, except that you can change your location every day. With three private staterooms that sleep two each and a private crew quarters down below where a huge bosun's locker is normally located, this is an ideal charter for three couples, one couple with four kids, or however your party of six is comprised. The flying bridge is the perfect place to run the boat in the tropics and where everyone can relax and watch the sun set at a cozy anchorage. The galley features full sized appliances and enough counter space to make meal preparation as easy as it is in your home kitchen.
For complete specifications of our N47, please click here.
The above layout represents our 3-stateroom N47. Our charter version's two guestrooms have slightly different arrangements. The first one (aft) on the port side has a double bed. The second one (middle) has two twin beds PLUS a pull down berth to sleep three. Below the cabin sole in the main saloon a ladder leads to the crew quarters that has a head plus a double berth. It features a large opening port and escape hatch aft.
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