the art of conversion Contemporary Showboat? Luxury Long Range Explorer? You choose.
While fi nal conversion options are only limited by your imagination, this sleek, contemporary HYS concept is now available for your consideration.
Key features of this modern layout includes an ultra private penthouse master suite with adjoining sky lounge and 180 degree views, a spacious saloon, library and for- mal dining area, an alfresco dining platform and a massive lower aft deck for open-air entertaining and water sport activities.
Retired in 2011, the heart and soul of this all-steel former Japanese government vessel includes im- maculately maintained mechani- cal systems, a zero-hour 1800 horsepower MAN B&W Niigata engine, a top speed of 15+ knots, a cruising speed of 14 knots, and a remarkable range of 12,000 nautical miles at 11 knots.
This extraordinary conversion will include a full range of new luxury yacht equipment, amenities and interior.
Above: examples of typical interiors from previous HYS projects.
37 meter Dr. No
49 meter Western Isles
“Over the years, I have had rather a lot of experience with various yards around the world, and I can honestly say that it is a rarity to fi nd a yard that is so organized,
competent and skilled.” Tom Perkins
HYS Client and owner of M/Y Dr. No
51 meter Northern Sun
55 meter Ark Angel
HYS Yachts – the subject of numerous magazine features in Boat International, ShowBoats, Boote Exclusiv and Asian Pacifi c Boating to name a few – has earned a well deserved reputation as the pre-eminent masters of the highly specialized and uniquely affordable commercial to luxury yacht conversion niche.
Just a few of the more notable HYS conversions include the 55 meter Ark Angel, the 51 meter Northern Sun, the 49 meter Western Isles, and the custom crafted 37 meter Dr. No for yachting luminary Tom Perkins.
For more information please visit
www.hys-yachts.com.
United States: +1 206 223-9333 Philippines: +63 922 881-8281 Email:
carl@carlfrench.com
www.carlfrench.com
Price shown based on concept confi guration and subject to fi nal specifi cation
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