The yacht with name Hargrave is absolutely luxury one, with a lot of space for you and your guests. You may spend not only one weekend there, but may sail all over the world with such large yacht. Hargrave Custom 92 is with length of 92 feet and a beam of 20 feet. The draft of the luxury yacht is 6 feet and the crossing speed in the open sea is about 18 knots and the maximum speed of Hargrave Custom 92 is about 21 knots. The yacht is large and comfortable inside. You will feel perfectly, something like a king into this very beautiful queen. The Hargrave Custom 92 was built in USA in the year 2005. The yacht has a lot space outdoor and is well equipped for parties and cocktails or everything you may want to see on your personal yacht. The interior will give to you one of the most luxury feelings that you have ever felt. There are plants and flowers, that are copied from the cruise vessel Queen Mary 2, which will give you the feeling of luxury.   On board there are 3 cabins for your guests and 1 cabin for the VIP guests. Also the owner’s room is like 5 star hotel with all necessary things, just like TV set, DVD system, refrigerator, own bathroom with toilet and audio control point made from BOSE, which can be heard in the whole yacht. Hargrave Custom 92 is made to make you feel good at sea. And it feels really good at open sea. You may see this from the first sight and it is really true. The yacht Hargrave Custom 92 is part of collection of one brand, that is making really good qualited yachts. That is the main purpose that builders have in front of them, when they start to design this yachts. That is one very interesting fact and Hardgrave yachts are wearing the romantic of the past.
  The engine of the yacht is Caterpillar and the power that it gives to the yacht is about 1400 hp. The electricity system is very important for your good time on yacht, and also very important for the crew and life at sea. You may be 100% sure that this yacht will give enough power with its 7.3 KW generator from Kohler.
date: 18th March, 2008