SCOUT BOATS S


cout makes an incredible product, but for some, it’s more than just a primary vessel….for some it becomes their


primary yacht tender! The luxury Scout models are beyond seaworthy and the ideal trusted brand to tow behind your yacht anywhere. Travel in style, while you tender in comfort and innovation. And don’t be surprised if you find yourself spending more time in your Scout than on your yacht. The models are the


perfect luxurious complement to your lifestyle. Scout design and manufacture world-class luxury models from 17’ to 53’, each packed with timeless innovations, technology, and trendsetting features. Dual console Dorados are ideal for the family, centre console sportfishing machines ready for action, performance, efficiency and style wrapped in to one tender. www.scoutboats.com


PARDO YACHTS E


legance, spaciousness and high performance are the hallmarks of Pardo Yachts, allowing anyone aboard to


feel completely at one with water. The innovative expertise of Cantiere del Pardo, consolidated over more than 50 years, is the secret of producing yachts that are increasingly more environmentally friendly whilst characterised by an unmistakable design. The deck can be comfortably walked-


around, developed on a unique surface, from bow to stern. The walkaround range by Pardo Yachts is designed for safe cruising, ideal for those who choose functionality and an iconic design. Pardo Yachts are the perfect partner for larger superyachts as a luxury tender: high performance, an iconic design and spacious layout. www.pardoyachts.com


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