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Hampton Yachts introduces the new Hampton 650 Pilothouse This solidly built
Novamar Insurance Group: Boaters helping boaters with their yacht insurance since 1987 - now with licensed agents in our Puerto Vallarta offi ce for our friends cruising south of the border
From megayachts to
sportfi shers, trawlers, and off- shore and inshore racing and cruising sailboats, experienced boaters have been choos- ing Novamar since 1987. For example, Novamar insured the overall winner of the 2016 San Diego to Puerto Vallarta Race, the overall corrected time winner of the 2016 Newport to Ensenada Race along with the monohull elapsed time winner and new record holder, as well as many other class and overall winners! We have also insured numerous tournament winning sportfi shers in both the U.S. and Latin America. People can debate if sails, crew work, tactics, or boat preparation wins races or fi shing tournaments, but since 1987 many of the smartest and happiest boaters have chosen Novamar for that extra edge. Whether competing for hardware or prize money, or enjoying a relaxing weekend
aboard with family and friends, when you are insured with Novamar you’re in good com- pany. At Novamar, “It’s About You Our Client”. Stop by our booth at the Newport Boat Show and fi nd out about our newest yacht
insurance program only available through Novamar Insurance Group (novamarinsur-
ance.com novamarinsurance.com.mx;
info@novamar.net 800-823-2798). With offi ces in Seattle, Southern California, Sarasota, and Puerto Vallarta, Mexico.
cruiser features a stunning custom inte- rior throughout. The wide 17-foot 8-inch beam accommodates covered side decks for protected movement around the yacht. The main salon now has tri-fold doors for an open alfresco experience, and is equipped with the very latest audio and video entertainment equipment; including a 42-inch HD/ LCD TV and Bose surround sound system. The galley is up on the same level as the pilothouse and is equipped with premium appliances and granite countertops. The pilothouse offers excellent visibility. A forward facing settee and table offers a comfortable con- versation area with the captain while underway or can be converted to a dinette six. Below are three spacious staterooms, all with ensuite heads. The master state-
room features a king size bed, excellent storage and cedar-lined walk-in closet and hanging lockers. The master and both guest heads have premium quality faucets, granite countertops and granite heated fl oors. The VIP stateroom has a centerline queen size bed, abundant locker and drawer space. The fl ybridge offers a large seating area with adjustable table, premium helm
chairs, wet-bar, refrigerator, ice-maker and SS propane BBQ. An aircraft style door in the transom gives easy access to the stand up laza-
rette and engine room that has been carefully designed with an emphasis on serviceability. The hull is solid 100 percent hand-laid fi berglass reinforced with two layers of
Kevlar from chine to chine and 3 layers of Kevlar in a forward collision zone. The deck, deckhouse, and fl ybridge are cored with high strength Divinycell utilizing modern construction techniques for maximum strength to weight ratio. The attention to detail in every facet of construction is what continues to refl ect
Hampton Yachts’ uncompromising commitment to superior yacht design and con- struction in these Hampton semi-custom yachts. Contact Hampton Yacht Group of California 949-515-0006; hamptonyachtgroup. com;
HYGofCalifornia.com.
Y O U R N E W Y A C H T A W A I T S
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