2023 Ice Yachts 70

This 2023 Ice Yachts 70 is a 70-foot composite motor yacht powered by a single 230-horsepower Yammer diesel engine. The hull combines epoxy infusion with hybrid glass and carbon construction, while the full-carbon deck is finished in white Awlcraft with natural teak. The boat reaches 12.3 knots at maximum speed and cruises at 10 knots. A Cariboni lifting keel system adjusts draft between 2.75 and 4.47 meters.

The interior arranges five cabins across a well-considered layout: two spacious guest cabins aft, an owner's suite amidships with an ensuite shower in tempered glass, and two crew cabins forward. Four heads serve the accommodations. The main saloon features a generous dinette with movable bench seating, height-adjustable table, and wine storage. The galley includes custom stainless steel refrigeration, combination oven and microwave, induction cooktop, and waste grinder. A watermaker produces up to 160 liters per hour of UV-sterilized fresh water.

The cockpit is generously proportioned with wide seating, custom water-resistant cushions, and integrated storage accessible from both the cockpit and the garage aft. The aft garage opens onto a swim platform flush with the water, served by a hydraulic passerelle. The carbon fiber deckhouse features wide double-glazed windows that flood the raised saloon with light. All deck equipment and winches are positioned for efficiency; the boom vang and backstay cylinders retract out of sight. An opening transom grants access to the garage and tender storage.

Raymarine electronics throughout include plotters at the helm console, on the aft table, on the hardtop, and a large 24-inch touchscreen in the saloon that integrates boat systems control. A separate plotter monitors navigation data in the owner's cabin. The helm console operates the main engine, bow and stern thrusters, anchor winch, sheet winches, lifting keel hydraulics, and deck lighting. Construction details include carbon fiber boom supports, teak-framed windows, custom pulpits, and integrated through-deck cable passages running seamlessly from stern to bow.