2008 Broward Raised Pilothouse

This 133-foot steel megayacht is a Broward raised pilothouse design that underwent a complete transformation in 2008. Originally built as a 105-foot motoryacht in 1995, the yacht was extensively rebuilt and stretched to her current length, with new machinery, electrical systems, piping, plumbing, and all interior and exterior finishes. The redesign was by Donald Blount, with interiors executed by Pavlik Yacht Design and crafted by Genesis Yachtline in Viareggio, Italy. She is powered by two Caterpillar C-32 A-Cert diesel engines producing 3,600 horsepower combined, delivering a cruising speed of 10 knots and a maximum speed of 16 knots.

The yacht accommodates 12 guests across six staterooms, including an on-deck master suite, three king bed suites, and two additional guest cabins with twin berths and pullman configurations. All staterooms feature en-suite heads finished with mosaic tile and marble countertops. Eight heads total serve the yacht. The pilothouse deck features an expansive indoor-outdoor area with formal dining, a full bar, sunbathing space, and a dual-purpose Jacuzzi, all air-conditioned. Entertainment systems include a Kaleidoscope server for on-demand audio and video throughout.

Equipped with Naiad zero-speed stabilizer fins, the yacht operates comfortably in various sea conditions whether underway or at rest. A 2023 yard period included a 6,000-hour Caterpillar service on the main engines, rebuilt power take-offs, complete hydraulic system overhauls, fresh bottom paint, and propeller reconditioning. Recent work through 2021 encompassed new interior and exterior soft goods, refreshed A/V systems, new air handlers, and hull repainting in petrol blue. Systematic maintenance from 2020 onward included generator service, radar overhauls, navigation system updates, battery bank replacements, stone refinishing, and stabilizer and bow thruster seal replacements.