Paragon Motor Yachts has announced the construction of a custom 30.40 metre Bahama SkyMaster.
The vessel, being constructed for a repeat client, has been so named after its "Bahamas House", a voluminous superstructure featuring vertical windows that enhance the plentiful interior space while at the same time diminishing heat and A/C load. SkyMaster also features Paragon’s new “Bahamas Cockpit” design – a large tiered mezzanine and cockpit area aft of the main salon intended as a grand entertainment platform.
Designed specifically to tow a large center console, SkyMaster features integrated tow line stowage on the interior port and starboard sides of the cockpit. Another unique feature is the dedicated, USCG-compliant and RINA-certified, 1125 litre gasoline tank and pump designated for fueling the center console and/or tender on extended excursions.
Within an interior designed by Marty Lowe, SkyMaster comfortably accommodates 8 guests in three king staterooms, a fourth queen-size stateroom and an additional bunk, and includes accommodation for a captain and 3 additional crew members.
The SkyMaster is currently in build at Paragon’s Kaohsiung, Taiwan-based shipyard, American Pacific Boatworks. She will conduct sea trials in August and debut at the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show in October 2014.