Yak

Yacht Flee has just splashed and one hour ago! based on the Flicka 20 she is the South African alternative.

These were available as either hull deck and bulkheads, or as a sail away yacht, we had the rights but as orders were not coming in we gave them up.


We did supply a lot of materials to this build, epoxy, woven biaxial glass cloth, 3M micro balloons and fumed silicas.



What we can supply to this design is the hull templates as MDF (supawood) CNC cut for you to strip plank your own hull from. The last price was R7000, thats only U$700 at todays exchange rate!

Roy

As the picture shows its really fine weather.

The cruising yachts are already arriving and we will again be meeting all sorts of interesting folk.


The now open space in the boats has been made to accept a new HBYC member and his catamaran arriving soon from Durban.

Thats always welcome.

Roy

One of the larger ones on the Hout Bay Yacht Clubs marina, well serviced, its even got a tap right at the head of the dock.


Electricity is supplied via a box close by, 220volts and 10amps. Refuse bins are serviced by the marina staff daily and the marina is secure.


Vacant right now but we expect the seasonal cruisers to arrive soon, in fact three have just arrived with the nice break in the weather. The marina is number 80, it can take a yacht to 16meters long x 4.5 meters wide.


Proof that a 45ft yacht can fit with space to spare.

The blue skies and sunshine are a normal sight but we can have some overcast days but less than the sunshine!

Now rented by a visiting yacht based in Spain, the yacht was built in Cape Town though.

For rentals contact Alan the marina manager 27 21 (021) 790 7095 at the marina office. To discuss
purchase contact myself or Alan.

Check the link below for more information on where the marina is and HBYC information
http://www.blogspot.com/2013/11/yacht-marina-berth-in-hout-bay-for-rent.html

Roy