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Amel Super Maramu 2000
AUD539,000 tax not paid
Fantastic spec and condition 2001 Amel SM.
General Information
Manufacturer/Model Amel Super Maramu 2000
Designer
Amel
Year
2001
Category
Sail
New or Used
Used
Sale Status
Available
Price
AUD539,000
Tax/VAT Status
Tax not paid
Lying
Brisbane, Australia
Reference
1273076
Specifications
LOA
15.97m
LWL
12.6m
Beam
4.6m
Draft
2.05m
Displacement
16000kg
Engine
Yanmar 4JH3
Engine Hours
1500
Fuel
diesel
Fuel Capacity
800l
Hull Construction
GRP
Keel Type
Fin Keel
Berths
7
Cabins
2
Drinking Water Capacity 1000l
Description
BROKERS COMMENTS:
Well known to us here at Grabau International ISLAND PEARL II is now in only her second ownership. Having spent the first part of
her life doing very little, but always professionally maintained, she was then sailed by her new owners to Australia where she has
continued to do very little other than be pampered and upgraded. With a typically comprehensive blue water inventory and many
recent updates, ISLAND PEARL II represents a fantastic opportunity to enjoy one of these iconic and unique cruising yachts in
Australian or New Zealand waters.
OWNERS COMMENTS:
Buying an Amel is akin to joining a clan of like-minded sailors, of which there are many hundreds around the world cruising happily.
Amel owners are almost a cult. New owners are brought to the Amel facilities in France and given a week of introduction to their
new boat and its systems. Then the new boat normally is sailed on its own bottom, either by the new owner or by Amels delivery
crew, to her new home. ISLAND PEARL left the Amel factory on 23 January 2001 and sailed from La Rochelle (France West Coast)
where the Amel factory is based across to the Canary Islands in the North Atlantic 250 miles off the West Coast of Africa Morrocco.
From 2001 for ten years until December 2011 she was carefully maintained at great expense by the Amel technician based in the
Canary Islands. Her first owners would fly over from France occasionally to stay on the boat in the lovely Pasito Blanco Marina on
the southern tip of Gran Canaria Island.
Since we are the second owners of this yacht, we missed out on the week-long factory orientation. Whilst this is our seventh sailing
yacht, it was always our intention to one day purchase an Amel. For this reason we had already looked at many Amel's on both the
east and west coasts of the USA and right across Europe plus done a lot of research on Amels unique features prior to us
purchasing this particular boat. Despite this, it has still taken us two years of slowly working through manuals and systems and
sailing across the Atlantic and in Australian waters, to become fully acquainted with all the great unique Amel features and we could
not be happier with any other boat.
We sailed Island Pearl II over the Atlantic Ocean from Pasito Blanco in Gran Canaria to St Lucia in the Caribbean in January 2012.
For this trip, and the onwards delivery through Panama and across the Pacific we hired a professional skipper and crew. This
provided us with an excellent introduction to the boat, her amazing ocean sailing capabilities, and also invaluable blue ocean sailing
training by a professional skipper with over 200,000 ocean miles experience in all types of vessels.
Since arriving back in Australia, we have invested a great deal in fitting her out to our requirements. She now has imported davits,
540w solar panels, new watermaker, 2nd full new Raymarine auto-pilot (2012) with quick change over switch, new radios, 2 X
Raymarine chart plotters new 2012, AIS send/receive Raymarine new, full new rigging (2016) imported from Amel's supplier ACMO
in France, etc etc.
Our plan now is to sell ISLAND PEARL II and buy a near identical Amel back in Europe to enjoy sailing in the Med and surrounding
waters.
ISLAND PEARL II is mechanically and operationally she is absolutely sound and ready to go around the world immediately with her
new owners. She is also fully duty and GST paid in Australia.
SPECIFICATION
CONSTRUCTION
RCD Status:
The boat is CE certified Category A (Ocean) by French Merchant Marine
Hull, Deck & Superstructure Construction:
The Amel Super Maramu has a construction technique that is absolutely unique in the industry. The yield is an extremely strong and
solid one piece hull and deck assembly; a true monocoque.
The hull uses as solid laminate of biaxial fiberglass cloth and is moulded in one piece incorporating one piece/non-spliced lengths of
biaxial cloth running from bulwark, down through the keel/centerline, and up to the opposite bulwark.
The deck assembly is built in a similar fashion but with a core of Baltek vertical end grain balsa in strategic horizontal areas to
enhance stiffness and is insulation from heat and noise.
Furniture and structural bulkheads are installed whilst the hull remains in the mould.
Deck assembly is joined to the hull whilst hull remains in the mould with six layers of biaxial cloth to marry the hull and deck with a
homogeneous fiberglass matrix to ensure a strong and leak free hull and deck join.
Two coats of antifouling paint with primer
Two watertight bulkheads (forward cabin and aft cabin)
Keel & Rudder:
Wide low aspect ratio encapsulated keel with flat bottom to allow grounding.
The keel has long wings, which not only aid stiffness and weatherlyness, but also act as pitch stabilizers when going 5 knots or
better.
The propeller is mounted on the trailing edge of the keel to protect propeller and also reduce noise and vibration in owners cabin.
The rudder is hung from a massive full-length skeg assembly that can support the entire laden weight of the vessel in case of a
grounding.
The rudder shaft has a conventional stuffing box.
Keel and skeg are solid laminate for maximum strength
MACHINERY
Engine & gearbox:
Engine YANMAR 4JH turbo diesel 75 hp
Hurther 2.7:1 mechanical reduction gearbox mated to Amel 1:1 U-drive system
Double Racor fuel filter system
Fresh water engine cooling
Engine control panel in cockpit
Engine compartment very spacious, soundproofed and water-tight
Maintenance & Performance:
Engine hours: Approximately 1,500 hours as of March 2016
Propulsion & Steering:
Pull-pull rack and pinion system employing sheathed stainless steel cables/rods.
Emergency steering system
Propeller three-blade adjustable Autoprop
Spare propeller three-blade fixed
Rope cutter on propeller shaft
24v Amel Telescopic Bow thruster with control from the cockpit
ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS
Voltage systems:
24v domestic with 12v for start services and 220v via generator, inverter or shorepower.
Battery Banks:
1x 12v 105Ah engine start battery
8x 6v 225Ah Trojan T-105 deep cycle service batteries joined in parallel and series to supply 450Ah @ 24v
Link10 digital monitoring system for batteries
Emergency link for battery banks
Charging:
Dolphin 24v/220v 50Amp charger for service batteries
Dolphin 24v/220v 30Amp secondary charger for service batteries
Generator:
Generator Onan 7.5 Kw of power at 1500 rev / min
Generator hours: approx. 850 as of March 2016
Alternators:
1x 12v alternators for start batteries
1x 24v 175Amp alternator for domestic banks.
Other Electrical:
Inverter 24 V dc / 220 V ac power
540w solar panels with Tracer 40MP MPPT controller and MTY 50 remote monitor display
Shore power cable with extension and various adapters
220 Volt power outlets in all cabins
Circuit protection against electrolysis: all metal parts in contact with any type of fluid are connected to the anode (zinc) fixed to the
rudder blade
PLUMBING & GAS SYSTEMS
Fresh Water:
24v pressure system with tank for hot and cold fresh water.
220 Volt (2013) immersion heater element plus heat exchanger from the engine
Emergency manual fresh water pump under the sink
Watermaker:
Dessalator - 24v/230v Duo 100L/Hr Watermaker (2012)
Bilge Pumps:
3 circuits of bilge pumps : Main Bilge electric pomp in the engine compartment
Second Bilge electric pomp in the engine compartment
Manual bilge pump in the cockpit beside the helm
Gas System:
Gas for cooking: 2 bottles with electronic solenoid
Other Plumbing:
Hot and cold fresh water shower on deck
Anchor wash down controlled in the cockpit
TANKAGE
Fuel:
Total capacity of 800 litres in 1x 600 litre and 1x 200 litre tanks
Fresh Water:
1000 litres carried in the stub keel, to provide a double bottom and to weight of the water quite low in the boat
Manual water tank gauge at companionway
Holding Tanks:
Holding tanks on both fore and aft heads.
NAVIGATION & COMMUNICATION EQUIPMENT
In Cockpit:
Brooks and Gatehouse Hydra 2000 Package consisting of:
o B&G Analog Apparent Wind Director At the Helm
o B&G Analog Apparent Wind Speed At the Helm
o B&G Analog Knotmeter At the Helm
o B&G Analog Fathometer At the Helm
o B&G Digital FFD/Full Function Display
o B&G Sonic Speed Knotmeter Transducer
2x Raymarine i70 multi-display instruments (2012)
Raymarine e7 Multifunction Chart Plotter Display (2012)
Raymarine Autohelm 7001+ Autopilot At the Helm (2001)
Raymarine Autohelm Linear Drive Motor to Quadrant (2001)
Raymarine P-70-R 2nd Autopilot with SX30 helm drive motor to main steering rack (2012) with quick change over switch between
the two auto-pilots (2012)
Raymarine auto-pilot full function & LCD readout remote/mobile unit (2012)
Plastimo Steering Compass At the Helm
At Chart Table:
2x Raymarine i70 multi-display instruments (2012)
Furuno 1832 Radar at the Navigation Station
Furuno Navigator GP80 GPS unit at the Navigation Station
Raymarine AIS650 Class B Transceiver (2012)
Raymarine e7 Multifunction Chart Plotter Display (2012)
2 x GPS Receiver Hand held/portable
Chronometer, Barometer, Hygrometer, Tide Clock at the Navigation Station
Communications Equipment:
Thrane and Thrane Sailor VHF
SIMRAD XXX VHF with barometer and 2nd full function mobile station (2012)
ICOM 710 S.S.B. at the Nav Station AT130 Tuner In the aft lazarette, Long range WIP HF Arial on rear & PUM DC24v to DC12V
converter for 12v HF Radio.
DOMESTIC EQUIPMENT
Galley:
Double very deep Sinks with dish drainer insert that mounts into either sink
Stainless Steel Gas Stove
Gas Oven beneath Stove
Microwave/Convection/Grill Oven
Dishwasher
Front Access Stainless Steel Fridge/Freezer 24Volt
Two Top Access Deep Freezers 24 Volt (under saloon seats
Galley Ventilator Exhaust Fan/24 Volt
Clothes Washer/Dryer
Heads:
2 electric flush Jabsco toilets
Showers with thermostats
Hot and cold water in the toilets
Entertainment:
AM-FM-CD Stereo At the Navigation Station
2, Interior Stereo Speakers Forward facing on galley bulkhead
2, External Stereo Speakers Aft facing in dodger coaming.
23" LED SMART T.V. and DVD in the saloon & 12 LED TV/DVD for rear cabin
ACCOMMODATION
Summary of Accommodation:
Vessel interior is divided into 3 watertight areas: Forward cabin, Salon, Aft cabin
Up to 7 berths in 2 cabins plus saloon and passage-making berths in walkthrough to aft cabin
Accommodation Finish:
The interior accommodation is finished in burl cut plantation grown African mahogany with a semi-gloss polyurethane varnish.
The overheads are cream coloured vinyl.
The sole in the saloon and galley are blue GRP with mahogany trim (and wonderfully large deep dry storage lockers beneath) with
blue wool carpet in the staterooms and hallways.
All the berths have lee-cloths and boards
Settee, carpets and curtains are machine washable
Opening hinged dunnages, antiskid, made of sandwich polyester / balsa
The boat is delivered with full inventory including mattresses, curtains, carpets, saloon table extension, shower curtains etc.
Description of Accommodation from Forward:
Forward Cabin
The guest stateroom is just aft and has a very large V-berth with 2 single berths. A filler panel and cushion are provided that can
convert this V-berth into a large double berth to port with a single berth to starboard. There is a writing desk hung on the bulkhead
that easily folds down or up as required.
Just aft to starboard is a very generously sized hanging locker with the guest head opposite to port.
In the forepeak and working aft there is a large chain locker that is isolated from the accommodation by a genuine full height
watertight collision bulkhead with a watertight door allowing access into the chain locker.
Forward Heads:
Just aft to starboard is a large hanging locker with the guest head opposite to port.
The guest head has a vanity with extra deep wash basin, electric marine toilet with holding tank, and an integral shower with a
spray curtain to provide a dedicated shower stall area.
The head includes 6 large deep storage cubicles.
Main Saloon:
The saloon is separated from the forward accommodation by a full height watertight collision bulkhead with a submarine type
watertight door.
The saloon contains a very spacious U-shaped dinette with table to port with a settee opposite to starboard.
Outboard of the settee is a pull-out pilot/sea berth with a detachable privacy curtain.
Outboard of the sea berth are very deep storage lockers.
A virtually identical locker arrangement is opposite all the way outboard to port less the television
The storage space in the saloon is virtually unlimited with enough room to store supplies for many months at sea and the ability to
store heavy items low down and also to be able to easily retrieve all stored items quickly without having to unpack loads of stuff in
order to get to things stored underneath.
Both bench seats at the table have separate highly effective, low energy draw water cooled freezer/fridge units underneath.
Galley:
The U-shaped galley is located in the port side after quarter of the saloon.
There is plenty of counter space for meal preparation and an abundance of storage both in and about the galley.
Navigation Station:
The full sized navigation station is aft of the saloon to starboard with the U-shaped galley directly opposite to port.
The navigation station faces outboard with a large chart table and a pylon seat.
There is storage inside the chart table for navigation supplies as well as two drawers and two lockers just beneath.
The navigation station is fitted with all the electronics one could need for safe ocean travelling including radar, GPS units, track
computers, fully integrated AIS system which both sends and receives signals, two separate VHF radios, a long range HF radio
capable of communicating thousands of miles over the air waves, and full chart table with drawers, chart storage areas and all the
necessary items for the skipper and crew to function effectively both in port and at sea.
In addition a number of handy lockers are within easy reach to store items such as binoculars, winch handles, pilot books and all
things needed to run the vessel effectively.
Just next to the navigation station is a large hanging locker, suitable for jackets and foul weather gear
Passage Cabin:
The passageway to the aft cabin contains a single berth with the battery containment compartment just beneath.
Aft Cabin:
The owners' stateroom includes a small settee and queen berth, as well as a nice sized vanity table with swing-out seat. A locker
door above the vanity table is equipped with a mirror mounted on the interior side of the door. Mounted on the exterior side of the
head door is a full-length mirror.
The owners has a genuine full height watertight collision bulkhead at its entry with a submarine style watertight door.
There is another genuine full-height watertight bulkhead at the extreme aft end of the owners stateroom, partitioning this cabin from
the lazarette accessed from on deck.
Aft Cabin Ensuite Heads:
The owners stateroom has an en suite head to port that contains a vanity with an extra deep wash basin, an electric Jabsco Marine
toilet with holding tank, and an integral shower with a well designed spray curtain that effectively replicates a stall shower.
DECK EQUIPMENT
Rig:
Masthead ketch rig
The aluminum alloy spars and booms are zinc chromated, primed and then painted in cream colored polyurethane.
Both masts are deck stepped to massive compression assemblies that carry the compression loads into the hull.
1x 19 stainless steel wire standing rigging - 2016
Amel Electric furling jib (can be disconnected for manual use)
Amel main mast and boom with electric furler and outhaul for the main sail (can be used manually)
Amel Mizzen mast and boom with manual furler and outhaul
Adjustable sheet travellers for genoa, with cockpit controls, AMEL System.
Mainsail traveller on coach roof with control from cockpit
Amel double pole system
Winches:
11 self-tailing Lewmar winches including 3 electric (primaries and mainsheet winches)
Sails:
Tri-radial furling mainsail
Tri-radial furling mizzen sail
Tri-radial furling genoa
Spinnaker
Ballooner (twin genoa)
General:
Very large central cockpit is well protected by hard dodger with opening window designed for blue water offshore passages
Stainless Steel handrail around entire boat
7 lockers: 2 for sails, 3 others for compressor, dive cylinders and dinghy, with plenty of space for outboard, electric inflating pump
and fenders etc
Strong swim ladder / aluminium passarelle
13 cleats and 4 fairleads
4 hatches and 4 opening ports
Removable, folding cockpit table
Stainless gantry davits mounting solar panels
Anchoring & Mooring:
Bow Roller
Remote Control for Windlass-at Helm
100 meter Anchor Chain
Rocna 40 main anchor
30kg Stainless CQR Anchor
Lofrans 1200 Watt Windlass
Digital Chain Counter in Cockpit
Automatic Chain Wash Down
Covers, Cushions & Canvas:
Awning for cockpit and aft deck
SAFTEY EQUIPMENT:
Navigation Lights:
Masthead Tri Color Light
Deck-level Running Lights
Masthead Anchor Light
Life saving:
Zodiac MP6 - 6-manLiferaft (2001) and inspected & re-certificated Oct 2011 (service not warranted)
EPIRB 406 GPS SIMRAD (11/2011)
Flares, Rockets and Smokes
Drogue
Fire control:
Automatic fire extinguisher in the engine compartment
Manual fire extinguishers
VIEWING ARRANGEMENTS
Lying Brisbane - Australia
Available to view strictly by appointment
Office Hours Mon- Fri 0900 17.00
Saturday by prior appointment
For more information or to arrange a viewing please contact us.
Please Note: Due to the varying locations of our yachts, your travel time and the distances that may be involved, we recommend
that you only make arrangements to view if you are actively considering purchase.
Tel: +44 (0)1590 673715
Email: [email protected]
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