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Built in 2002 by Alloy Yachts and designed by Dubois Naval Architects, Drumbeat is one of the largest modern sailing yachts ever built worldwide. The requirement was to achieve good sailing performance with comfort, sea worthiness and space.
Extremely spacious full width owners stateroom with King sized bed, en-suite bathroom with bath and shower. Walk-in closet with ample storage, separate seating area, desk and state of the art entertainment system. [links]
Each cabin has a television, an individual CD/radio and DVD player.
New 46’ (120cm x 69cm) screen in the saloon (LED 200 MHz type) with DVD player and Bose surround sound system.
Satellite television available in the main salon and in all the cabins (randomly available in SE Asia).
Library of DVDs. here
She carries a range of water toys on board, including an Avon RIB, Castoldi tender, two sailing dinghies, water skis, two Sea-Doo underwater scooters, fishing gear and scuba diving equipent, including a compressor. here
ABS classed and MCA compliant, she has accommodation on board for up to 11 charter guests in a generous full beam master suite, two identical double staterooms and two twin staterooms - one with a Pullman berth. here
Built by Alloy Yachts in 2002, this iconic aluminium sailing yacht has had several refits, the most recent one in 2010. more
Her charter itinerary continues as follows: [links]
DRUMBEAT underwent a major interior re-styling in 2007/2008. The interior was redesigned to reflect the simplicity and beauty of the lines of this stunning sailing yacht. The colors, materials, and furniture are designed for comfort. Lighting is of the highest standard giving the option of setting the appropriate mood to the saloon and throughout the yacht. The overall feeling is one of casual elegance. more
The owner’s suite is very spacious, occupying the full beam of the yacht towards the stern and there would be four double guest cabins, all with ensuite bathrooms. These requirements pointed to a very large yacht, requiring high levels of experience and skill in the design and construction.
The design places a premium on good crew accommodations. Consequently, the general arrangement had to accommodate six crew cabins all with ensuite facilities and able to sleep two people even though the yacht would carry a complement of nine. The crew mess also had to be spacious and inviting.
Drumbeats's (ex Salperton) layout has the main cockpit, saloon, formal dining area and pilothouse on the same level. This space plan is quite unique on a sailing yacht. The yacht features visibility and straight sight lines which give a feeling of space and light as well as direct but sheltered visual contact with the sea in all areas. Each of her five magnificent guest staterooms has generous natural light. Guest accommodation includes the owner’s suite, three double guest cabins and a twin cabin with an additional pullman berth. Drumbeat has six crew cabins, all ensuite, giving comfortable accommodation for her crew.
Tenders & Toys: Castoldi 6.2m (21') RIB - 182hp water jet with weather protection, Avon 4.5m RIB for the crew with 50 hp outboard and for pulling the water toys, 2 Topaz X sailing dinghies for 1 or 2 people (with new sails: regular, beginner and racing) Various water toys: 3 wake board, 2 x water skis, double doughnut, 1 windsurfer, 2 Sea kayaks + 1 Inflatable, 16 sets of snorkeling gear and fins for adults and 10 sets for children, 6 full sets of dive gear with compressor (however RDV diving only), fishing gear and 2 underwater Sea-Doo sea scooters, 1 inflatable SUP. Audio Visual Equipment and Deck Facilities: Each cabin has a television, an individual CD/radio and DVD player. New 46' (120cm x 69cm) screen in the saloon (LED 200 MHz type) with DVD player and Bose surround sound system. Satellite television available in the main salon and in all the cabins (randomly available in SE Asia). Library of DVDs. [links]
The iconic, all-aluminium sailing yacht Drumbeat has a far-reaching charter season planned for next year in South-East Asia and the Pacific. more
Built in 2002 by Alloy Yachts, Drumbeat has been refitted on more than one occasion, her last refit being in 2010. She is MCA compliant and ABS classed and has five staterooms to accomodate up to 11 guests.
She will spend February and March in Malaysia, Thailand and Burma, April and May in Indonesia, June and July in Papua New Guinea and the Solomon Islands, August and September in Tahiti, and October, November and December in New Zealand.
53 metre yacht Drumbeat has an ambitious charter program planned for 2013.