Mariloan Fenic II

Eight guests across four cabins on a 75-foot motor yacht is a spacious ratio, and it is the layout that carries Mariloan Fenic II rather than speed or size. Schiavone Cantiere built her in 2020, and at 23 metres she carries a beam of 6.6 metres, giving her cabins room that a narrower hull would not.

Build and provenance

Mariloan Fenic II is a Schiavone Cantiere 75, a monohull displacement motor yacht built in 2020. Her beam of 6.6 metres against a draught of 1.4 metres is a proportion that favours volume and shallow water access over outright speed, in keeping with her displacement hull and modest cruising speed.

Layout and accommodation

Four cabins sleep eight guests, a spacious cabin to guest ratio for a 75-foot yacht that lets each stateroom carry more than the minimum. The displacement hull and full beam give the interior the volume to make that space real rather than nominal.

Performance and engineering

Twin 625 hp engines give Mariloan Fenic II a 10-knot cruise and a 12-knot top speed, figures that mark her as a displacement cruiser built for a steady, level ride rather than outright pace. At those speeds fuel efficiency and comfort matter more than covering ground quickly.

Where she lies and how to see her

Mariloan Fenic II lies in Spain. Boatcrowd arranges a viewing and attends it with any interested buyer, and once an offer is accepted a survey and sea trial follow before she changes hands.