The 27.6-metre Horizon motor yacht Aqua Life has been listed for sale under a new central agency with Chris Collins and Bob Friscia of Ocean Independence.
Aqua Life was delivered in 2020 by the Taiwanese shipyard, constructed in GRP from Horizon's FD90 series penned by Cor D. Rover. According to her brokers, she has had only one owner since delivery and is presented as a "turnkey opportunity for those looking to cruise confidently immediately".
Accommodation on board is for up to 10 guests in a five-cabin layout, including a main-deck master suite with a king-sized bed, seating area, vanity and generous storage. Below, guest accommodation on the lower deck comprises a forward VIP cabin, two mirrored queen cabins and a convertible twin. Further quarters comprise two cabins for crew.
The interior design of Aqua Life has been arranged around relaxed, sociable cruising, blended seamlessly with the convivial areas out on deck. Warm woods, soft leathers and a nautical colour palette of navy and white define her spaces.
The main deck is host to a generous saloon with panoramic windows, a formal dining area for 10 and an open, country-style galley. Aft, al fresco dining and a hydraulic swim platform provide additional entertaining space close to the water.
Above, the skylounge features a welcoming seating area, office space and a handy day head, connected by sliding glass doors to the flybridge, where a dining table, wet bar and barbecue complete the offerings.
Twin MTU engines power the yacht for sale to a 10-knot cruising speed and a 17-knot maximum speed. Zero-speed stabilisers, bow and stern thrusters and a "well-specified" electrical and navigation package are fitted to support stable, comfortable cruising. Key specs include a beam of 7.1 metres, a draught of 1.8 metres and a volume of 187GT.
Aqua Life is asking $6,295,000 (US duty paid).