Horizon Yachts - Horizon FD80-619 AVAIABLE FLIBS 2026 - For Sale

Horizon FD80-619 AVAIABLE FLIBS 2026byHorizon Yachtsis an 80 ftmotor yachtbuilt around a Cor D Rover Fast Displacement Hull with afiberglass and plastic construction. With accommodations for 8 guests, 6 heads, and 2 crew cabins, it delivers space, comfort, and efficient cruising.

Selecting a Horizon FD80-619 AVAIABLE FLIBS 2026

Choosing Horizon FD80-619 AVAIABLE FLIBS 2026means prioritizing modern volume, proven naval architecture by Cor D Rover, and build quality fromHorizon Yachts. Twin MTU inboard diesels, a fiberglass deck, and interiors by the builder create a capable platform for extended family cruising and refined onboard living.

With accommodation for up to 8 guests plus dedicated crew in two cabins, the layout supports privacy and smooth service, while six heads ensure comfort for all aboard.

Features of the Model

• LOA 80 ft (24.38 m) for generous interior and deck spaces
• Cor D Rover Fast Displacement Hull for balanced efficiency and comfort
• Twin MTU inboard diesel propulsion
• Fiberglass and plastic hull constructionwith fiberglass deck
• Interior by Horizon Yachts
• Sleeps up to 8 guests, with 6 heads and 2 crew cabins

Technical Specifications

• Builder: Horizon Yachts
• Model: Horizon FD80-619 AVAIABLE FLIBS 2026
• Category: motor yacht
• LOA: 80 ft (24.38 m)
• Engines: 2 x MTU; Inboard; Diesel
• Hull configuration: Fast Displacement Hull
• Hull material: fiberglass and plastic
• Deck material: Fiberglass
• Hull designer: Cor D Rover
• Interior designer: Horizon Yachts
• Accommodation: up to 8 guests
• Heads: 6
• Crew cabins: 2

Pricing and Ordering

For current pricing, availability related to FLIBS 2026, and build options on Horizon FD80-619 AVAIABLE FLIBS 2026, contact broker Andrey Shestakov and the team at Shestakov Yacht Sales. We will guide you through specifications, scheduling, and any customization withHorizon Yachts.

Questions and Answers

• Q: What type of yacht is the Horizon FD80-619 AVAIABLE FLIBS 2026? A: It is an 80 ftmotor yachtfeaturing afiberglass and plastic hulland aFast Displacement Hullby Cor D Rover.
• Q: How many people can stay on board? A: The yacht accommodates 8 guests, includes6 heads, and provides2 crew cabinsfor professional service.
• Q: Who designed the yacht? A: The hull was designed by Cor D Rover, and the interior is byHorizon Yachts.
• Q: What powers the yacht? A: Twin MTUengines withInboardinstallation running onDieselprovide reliable propulsion.
• Q: How do I get pricing or reserve availability around FLIBS 2026? A: Reach out to Andrey ShestakovatShestakov Yacht Salesfor details and to request a proposal forHorizon FD80-619 AVAIABLE FLIBS 2026.

Owner Experience Review

Owners gravitate to Horizon FD80-619 AVAIABLE FLIBS 2026fromHorizon Yachtsfor owner-operator, family coastal cruising along the East Coast and the Bahamas, with an on-deck master specifically cited as supporting owner operation. For weekends and entertaining, owners and listings point to a bright, spacious salon with expansive windows, a full beach club, and an aft jacuzzi/hot tub; four-stateroom layouts with an enclosed skylounge and a galley separated by privacy doors make hosting straightforward. One short owner comment sums it up as “PLENTY of room... a LOVELY wheelhouse,” noting a good electronics fit.

Underway, owners report comfortable, economical low-speed cruising, with mid-teens cruise mentioned and the option to motor economically on a single engine for longer passages. Materials from owners and Horizon Yachtsposition the boat as island-friendly with shallow draft and best suited to coastal/Bahamas itineraries rather than true blue-water passagemaking. At the same time, a forum voice referring to 80' Horizon models calls it a “very poor sea boat” in heavier conditions, citing more rolling than desired.

Maintenance feedback is mixed: forum owners warn the engine room is tight and access to generators and systems can be awkward, increasing labor time, while another owner praises the systems redundancy as simple yet world-class. Routine stainless polishing and finish upkeep are ongoing chores. There is no comprehensive public long-term cost dataset; discussions suggest time spent in the engine room and systems troubleshooting are common cost drivers.

Pros and Cons

• Owner-operator friendly layout with an on-deck master suited to East Coast and Bahamas cruising.
• Spacious, bright interior with four staterooms, an enclosed skylounge, and a full beach club for entertaining.
• Economical at low speeds with reported mid-teens cruise and single-engine slow-speed range.
• Some owners describe the 80' Horizon class as a “very poor sea boat” in heavier conditions with more rolling.
• Engine room access is tight, making work on generators and systems more time-consuming.
• Positioned for coastal/island cruising rather than true blue-water passagemaking.

Comparison with Other Models