Chantier Maritime Pratt Inc Nav-75

Chantier Maritime Pratt Inc Nav-75

The M/Y LEONICK was specially built and designed for expedition and long stay in remote areas out of regular routes and at the same time have the comfort and finish quality of a yacht. In order to fulfill those requirements and be reliable the ship systems are built as per regulation for shipping vessel with back-up and redundancy. The ship was built in Canada, renowned for its rugged and durable shipbuilding practice. Built by the Chantier Maritime Pratt,Inc.

LEONICK is able to carry almost any task you could dream of in almost any location you wish. It’s a luxury yacht with the capacity for sport fishing, scuba diving, hosting reception for large groups, excursions in remote areas, etc. In any corner of the world LEONICK could be a house on the water because of its autonomy and comfort. Imagine, you run the generator a couple of hours per day (6 to 8) for the use of the kitchen and water maker, the solar panel with its battery pack take care of the power needed for the remaining time. You will consume around 5 to 6 GPD of fuel making your consumption for a year, around 2 000 gallons and you still have an autonomy of 3 000 nautical miles plus.

The layout had been designed to give easy access to all parts of the ship with ease for elderly people and offer big areas for receptions and parties. The ship had hosted many receptions with 50 to 75 persons comfortably. The inside joinery work has a traditional look with ample use of woodwork, flooring is teak and holy, joinery is in Canadian yellow birch, wheelhouse is bird eye maple.

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