1990 Inace Motoryacht

This 88-foot aluminum motoryacht was built in 1990 on a commercial crewboat hull and designed as a custom adventure platform. Powered by a single 565-horsepower Caterpillar diesel engine, she achieves a maximum speed of 13 knots and cruises at 9 knots. The hull is aluminum construction with a planing design, though she has not been operated at plane speed.

The boat accommodates three ensuite staterooms plus additional space for crew and captain quarters. She is equipped with three generators, a whole-ship inverter, hydraulic stabilizers, and a 16-inch bow thruster with dynamic positioning anchoring capability. Onboard systems include a 5,000-gallon fuel capacity, 1,000 gallons of water storage, and 800 gallons of black water capacity. Climate control spans the full ship with heating and air conditioning throughout.

Additional features include a 3-person hot tub, a 2,000-pound davit, and a newer galley. She carries a custom 11-foot tender and has deck space to accommodate both a 16-foot pontoon and a 6-by-6-foot amphibious vehicle. Tools and equipment are included with the yacht. The boat has been actively cruised along the western coast of North America, through the Panama Canal, and across both coasts of the United States, the Great Lakes, and the Gulf of Mexico.