Guy Couach 2200 Fly

Ref No. : 575 Location : Abu Dhabi Print Brochure AED : 1,400,000

Description

The Guy Couach 2200 Fly is a 22-meter flybridge motor yacht known for its sleek design, strong performance, and spacious outdoor areas. Built in composite materials by the French shipyard Guy Couach, it features a generous flybridge for open-air dining, a comfortable main deck salon, and multiple cabins below for extended cruising comfort. Powered by twin Yanmar diesel engines, it delivers fast, stable cruising around the low 16 knot range.

Specifications

Type of Boat: Fly Bridge
Boat Builder: Guy Couach
Model: 2200 Fly
Year: 1995
Hull Material: GRP
Length Overall: 22 Meters
Beam: 5.34 Meters
Draft: 1.35 Meters
Displacement: 35 TON
Fuel Capacity: 8000 Liters
Fresh Water Capacity: TBC Liters
Location: Abu Dhabi

Engine: Yanmar
Engine Power: 2 x 900 HP
Engine Hours: TBC Hours
Fuel Type: Diesel
Propulsion: Shaft Drive
Maximum Speed: 22 knots
Cruising Speed: 16 knots
Generator: Yes
Generator Details: 2 x Kohler 22.5 KVA each
Aircon Power: Onan
Battery Charger: Yes
Shore Power: Yes

BBQ Grill: No
Black Water: Yes
Outside Shower: Yes
Stove(s): Yes
Microwave: Yes
Fridge: Yes
Freezer(s): Yes

Main Saloon: Yes
Saloon Convertible: No
Number of Cabins: 4
Number of berths: 8
Number of Heads: 3

Bimini Top: Yes
Cockpit table: Yes
Windlass: Yes
Bow thruster: Yes
Stern Thruster: Yes
Platform: Yes
Teak Flooring: No
Sundeck: Yes
Tender: No

Compass: Yes
Heel Repeater: No
Chartplotter: Yes
GPS: Yes
Radar: Yes
Sound System: Yes
TV/DVD: Yes

Comments:

The boat is in good and satisfactory condition. However, there is no way to confirm the year built and the engine running hours of the boat.

The boat has have a Refit done over the past few years.

Disclaimer:

In this transaction, we are acting as Brokers only. Whilst every care has been taken in their preparation, the correctness of these particulars is not guaranteed. The particulars are intended as a guide only and they do not constitute a term of any contract. A prospective buyer is strongly advised to check the particulars and where appropriate to have the vessel fully surveyed and inspected.