- Builder:
- MARLOW
- Category:
- Motor Yacht
- Model Year:
- 2008
- Year Built:
- 2008
- Country:
- United States
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"Waypoint" has more interior volume than most 65' Motoryachts in her class due to her 18'2" wide beam and Command Bridge. The 57E is easily handled by a cruising couple. The twin Caterpillar 1015HP engines offer a wide range of cruising speeds while achieving 1 nautical mile per gallon, at 8 knots similar to the efficiency of "slow boats". With a high speed cruise of 26 knots you have the best of both worlds. She is built for stability in rough sea conditions, has oversize air-conditioning chillers and diesel heat allowing you to cruise in comfort virtually anywhere. "Waypoint" has a satin teak main deck and a beautiful maple and teak lower deck.
"Waypoint" has just returned from the yard where 2 coats of bottom paint were applied and the props were coated with Propspeed. The Stabilizer seals were replaced. All fluids and filters have been changed and the varnish was just redone and looks great. "Waypoint" is ready to cruise.
The raised pilothouse, Portuguese bridge, and wide side decks combined with her state of the art semi-displacement hull makes the Marlow Explorer one of the most comfortable and safest yachts in any sea condition.
With her impressive C-18's, large tankage, and enclosed Command Bridge, "Waypoint" is one of the most capable semi-displacement vessels ever built. This yacht is designed for the real deal blue water cruising! The enclosed command bridge is fully air-conditioned and heated with her onboard diesel heater and window defroster. On fair days the side doors, double aft doors, and overhead hatches can be opened for soothing natural ventilation. Her bow pulpit features twin anchors with 300' of chain on the plow.
On either side of the windlass, deck lockers open to expose the forward 50A shore power inlets. Faucets for the fresh and salt water wash downs are also located in these lockers. The fuel tanks, fresh water and drinking water can be filled from either side of the yacht. The fuel fill is conveniently located amidships about 12" above the deck. The water fills are located on either side of the pilothouse, right below the forward windshield. The black water pump out can be easily accessed on both the port and starboard sides, therefore spinning the boat in a marina for pump out, water or fuel service is never a hassle on a majestic Marlow Explorer.
When you enter the aft doors from the cockpit you wonder if this is really a 57' yacht or a much larger vessel. The space is very open with abundance of natural lighting. There are opposing settees on each side with built in storage underneath. To starboard forward of the settee is a beautiful teak desk complete with full size file drawer, and an outlet for your laptop. The television is behind the teak tambour doors. On the port side forward is a full bar with sink, refrigerator, freezer, ice maker, wine cooler, and plenty of storage for glasses and mixers. The floor is teak and holly with a high gloss finish. The salon table is also high gloss teak and is a aesthetic accent to the satin finish walls. There is ample overhead 24V lighting and 110V rope lighting that is hidden under the skirt of the settee just off the floor, and overhead in the teak crown molding. The built-in Bose system sounds wonderful in the salon because the composite construction insulates virtually all external noise. The ability to see beyond the salon into the galley and dining area compliments the sense of space. As you enter the aft salon door you have a expansive view from front pilothouse windows.
Professional Captains continue to tell us that we have the best engine room they have ever worked in and on. You can get to everything quickly and safely with 6'2" head room. The area is well lit with 110V and 24V lighting. There are four (4) large blowers to cool the space down after a run and the area is air-conditioned, so any maintenance can be done in comfort. Each engine has dual Raycor filters; this includes both main engines and the generator. The fuel system is simple with one (1) large tank holding 1350 gallons of fuel that you can easily fill from either side of the boat. The engine beds are heavy polished stainless steel and secure the engine vibration isolation mounts to the hull stringers. They run all the way past the transmissions to accept the thrust load of the Aqua-drive units. The dripless shaft seals have a crossover tube that supplies water from both engines so you can safely run on one engine if required. The 20 KW Northern Lights generator is surrounded in an easy to inspect and access sound shield. The yacht features a Sea Chest to supply raw water to all the ships systems eliminating many troublesome through hull fittings and related strainers. Each of the engines, generator, air-conditioning system, salt water wash-down and all other components of the yacht that require salt water have their own shut-off valve on the Sea Chest. These serve for all sea water needs and it provides great safety and easier maintenance. The 1015HP Caterpillar engines are connected to the underwater exhaust system via high temperature silicone hose to further isolate noise and vibration.
The lower helm is not necessary in the Command Bridge model allowing the space for a full beam galley. Any cook will feel more like they are cooking at home with the large granite counters, necessary appliances, and expansive windows. You will never settle for a “galley down” arrangement after seeing this yacht! There is a large Franke stainless sink with a Grohe faucet and separate drinking water spigot that generates from the onboard drinking water system. A hood vent over the Décor cooktop vents cooking odors outside. On nice days the galley can have fresh air via the overhead hatches and sliding pilothouse doors.
The large pilothouse and 18'2" beam provides the space for a very comfortable master stateroom near the center of the boat where you will have the least motion and noise. Large opening ports are on both sides for good ventilation and the stateroom has its own thermostat. The master also has a large under bed storage area. The private head and shower are on the port side. The shower is full size like you would find ashore. There are many drawers and hanging lockers for extended cruising. The full size washer and dryer is conveniently located at the foot of the stairs from the galley to the cabins.
Most professional captains tell us that we have the best engine room
they have ever been in on a vessel of this size. You can get to
everything quickly and safely with 6'2" head room. The area is well lit
with 110V and 24V lighting. There are 110V and 24V blowers to cool the
space down after a run and the area is air-conditioned so maintenance
can be done in comfort. Each diesel engine has dual Raycor filters. The
fuel system is very simple with two large tanks that are usually
cross-connected to operate as one (1350 gallons total). The engine beds
are very heavy polished stainless steel and secure the engine vibration
isolation mounts to the hull stringers and run all the way past the
transmissions to accept the thrust load of the Aquadrive units. The
dripless shaft seals have a crossover tube that supplies water from both
engines so you can safely run on one engine. The 20 KW Northern Lights
generator is in a sound shield for very quiet operation (4811 hours).
Just
forward of the engines in the center of the room is a sea chest with
removable clear cleaning port. Each of the engines, generator,
air-conditioning system, salt water washdown and all the other
components of the yacht that require salt water have their own shut-off
valve on the sea chest. One hull opening for all sea water needs
provides great safety. The 1015 HP Caterpillar engines are connected to
the underwater exhaust system via high temperature silicone hose to
further isolate noise.
The Command Bridge is finished with the same attention to detail and
quality you will find below. This is a fully protected helm station with
easy access to all the ship's systems. When you are not underway you
will also find it is a very comfortable living area. There is a nice
settee that is elevated so you have expansive views from the windows in
all directions. There is a teak table in front of the L-settee. The bar
is on the port side and features a refrigerator & ice maker and
plenty of storage.
While underway you will be seated in a Stidd
helm seat with a clear view in all directions. The large bright
Raymarine displays are flush mounted into the teak dash as are the rest
of the navigation instruments. If you have never captained a Command
Bridge you will appreciate having real glass windows in front complete
with large wipers and a wash system that is connected to the fresh water
system, eliminating having to ever look through white salt film again.
On perfect weather days you can open the side doors, aft door, and
overhead hatches to get plenty of natural ventilation. The rest of the
time you have great air-conditioning and heat for a comfortable
environment.
The main screens are bright 17" and high resolution LCD monitors. The system has two (2) separate processors for full system redundancy, a 12KW radar with a 6' array, satellite weather, and high resolution depth sounder. The owener recently added a FLIR camera and an additional 14" monitor for running at night. Wind direction and speed, vessel speed, and depth can be displayed separately or as a multi-function display as the captain sees fit. The Wi-Fi, cell phone booster, and Icom VHF will keep you in contact with the outside world. The camera system can be displayed on either of the main displays as a full screen image or in a split screen window. Cameras are on the aft deck for docking, flybridge aft (for monitoring vessels off your stern) and a infrared camera in the engine room reduces the number of trips to and from the engine room. The KVH M5 satellite antenna feeds three (3) receivers.