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NAIAD EXPEDITION fifteen

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THE FIRST IN A NEW LINE OF EXPEDITION CRAFT the EXPEDITION fifteen is appointed with premium finishes and options that support extended adventures. The new design reflects Naiad’s renowned offshore capability, drawn from its  military and rescue pedigree.

The EXPEDITION fifteen will hit the water in late 2021 and be powered  by the new triple V12 Mercury 600HP outboards.

The first in the Expedition range is currently under construction on the east coast of Australia, designed for independent adventurers who need to know their boat can back up their appetite for exploration with the very highest standards of performance and safety.

“From the Bay of Islands to Milford Sound, the South Pacific atolls to the farthest reaches of Northern Australia, this range has been designed and built to specifically explore these remote locations with confidence, “ says The Whiskey Project Group’s Ryan Carmichael.

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The deep V hull and foam-filled D Collar produce a capable, reliable, and seaworthy craft. The triple V12 Mercury 600HP outboards will produce an expected 50 knots performance. With 2500 litres of fuel capacity, the EXPEDITION fifteen will be capable of a range of over 500NM at 25 knots.

The aluminium foam-filled plate hull incorporates closely spaced frames and stringers and a shallow draft will enable owners to explore up rivers and cross coastal bars with confidence.

The EXPEDITION fifteen cockpit is fitted with enhanced joystick-controlled manoeuvrability, and shock-mitigating seats, augmented by night vision, radar, triple sounders, AIS, and a full suite of electronics.

The EXPEDITION fifteen will also carry a water purification system,  extensive refrigeration, a generator and solar panels

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Accommodation includes an air-conditioned cabin, full galley, seating in the bow for six, upholstered sunbeds and lounge area.

Functional features are a concealed bow ladder for beach boarding, dive doors for ease of entry, full-size concealed dive ladder and remote bow and stern anchoring.

naiad.co.nz/expedition-fifteen

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