Pacific Eagle

Pacific Eagle is a 103 foot sailing ketch available for relaxed cruising in the South Pacific. Pacific Eagle combines the romance and elegance of a fine sailing yacht with the space and comfort of a motor yacht. The interior has crisp clean lines with a nautical theme.

Length

31.09m / 102'

Guests

Built

1990

Price

NZD 45,000 /wk

Rate: NZD 45,000 per wk
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Length: 31.09m / 102'
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Beam: 7.44m / 24'5"
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Draft: 2.59m / 8'6"
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Built: / Refit: 1990/2002
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Builder: Alloy Yachts
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Speeds: 10 knots
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Crew: 3

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PACIFIC EAGLE sleeps 6 guests in 3 cabins -

Cabin Configuration: 2 Double, 1 Twin

Bed Configuration: 1 King, 1 Double, 2 Single

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The refit at the end of 2002, saw expansion in new equipment such dive gear and also interior redecoration throughout including the bathroom.
The master cabin bathroom has a jacuzzi and shower
Banquette seats for dinning, which can also be fully enclosed

Tenders:

15ft / 5.5m Aquapro 50 hp
12ft / 4.6m Aquapro 25 hp

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Toys:

2 Man Kayak x2
Water Skis
Snorkelling Gear
Limited Fishing Gear
Body Boards
Assorted Inflatables

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Dive shop:

Scuba Gear x4
Tanks x6
Compressor

Exterior

Pacific Eagle offers accommodation for six guests in its three cabins, each with an ensuite. Guests can choose to dine inside or outside in the sheltered cockpit. The cockpit is equipped with an excellent sound system and offers a great vantage point to enjoy the experience of sailing in comfort and safety.

Interior

Lifestyle

Pacific Eagle has a fold down transom for easy water access, whether swimming or using the great selection of water toys. The yacht has three highly professional crew members who have an intimate knowledge of the South Pacific.