Horizon FD130/01

Four cabins for eight guests is a comfortable ratio on a 38-metre yacht, room enough that no one is doubling up. That is the accommodation plan aboard the Horizon FD130/01, hull number one, built in Taiwan and delivered in 2025.

Build and provenance

She was built in fibreglass throughout, hull and superstructure both GRP. At 125 feet and 300 gross tons, she is a displacement motor yacht, shaped for steady cruising rather than outright speed. She carries hull number one, delivered in 2025.

Layout and accommodation

Eight guests sleep across four cabins, with a crew of three aboard to run the yacht. That ratio, three looking after eight, leaves room for attentive service without the yacht feeling crowded with staff. At 125 feet, cabins and living spaces sit on a single displacement hull that is straightforward to run.

Performance and engineering

Her cruising speed and top speed both sit at sixteen knots, a single, efficient pace suited to a displacement hull built for steady passages rather than sprinting between anchorages. At 125 feet and 300 gross tons, the GRP construction keeps her weight in check for her length, matching hull to purpose rather than chasing outright speed.

Where she lies and how to see her

Horizon FD130/01 lies in Kaohsiung, Taiwan. Boatcrowd arranges viewings there, and once an offer is accepted we coordinate her survey and sea trial through to handover.