MAGNUM 51 on display at FLIBS in Florida!

Published by Editorial Team on 24^th October 2014

Magnum Marine displays the newest Magnum 51 at the Ft. Lauderdale International Boat Show 2014. This new, blue, Magnum 51 has been delivered this summer 2014 to a client in Miami. Equipped with twin MTU 10V2000M94 of 1,600 HP, this boat represents the results of Magnum Marine new studies in a more environmental friendly boat, especially on fuel economy and speed.



Amazingly, this over 70 MPH yacht charter boat will use only 100gph, thanks to the lighter weight, common rail engines, the stiffer and lighter hull construction and the surface drives system. The new Magnum 51 will be displayed at the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show, to be held this October 2014 and will be, by special appointment and permission from owner, available for sea trials after the show. Interiors of this new model include a large salon and galley, master stateroom, head and crew cabin. Also called “Bestia”(Beast), the boat is characterized by her tremendous speed, acceleration and brute power.

The Magnum 51’ is a narrow beam, deep-vee, very heavy hull, generally equipped with twin Caterpillar or MTU diesels of between 1600 and 1925 HP each coupled to Arneson surface drives. The top speed can reach up to 74 MPH. Very impressive is her unbelievable seaworthiness in all weather conditions. She slices through the waves and can safely and comfortably make long crossings in rough seas, whilst large yachts remainin port. In spite of her small size, the Magnum 51’ has approx 7’ headroom and boasts a comfortable double cabin with Queen sized berth andplenty of closet space, a large head with stall shower, a salon, galley and crew cabin. The cockpit, with bolster helm and companion seatsalso features an L-shaped side and transom seat and sundeck. 

Technical details are stated below…

MORE NEWS ON MAGNUM MARINE

Two new models

Magnum is developing the restyling of two new models, also driven by new environmental concerns on fuel savings.  The new Magnum 70 and the new Magnum 60 (both to be launched in 2015) will use less fuel for a similar performance thanks in part to new lamination technology that yard soon announces. Those models will also producemuch less noise and less pollution. At the request of new Magnum clients, both models will have a very light hard top, which will protectfrom rain and provide shade, without giving a totally indoor enclosed feeling. One of the client referred: “I don’t want to feel as ifI were indoors; I would like to feel as if I were outside, but under the shade of a tree. Magnum has achieved his goals. The windshield, protects from the air; and the top protects from the sun and the rain; nevertheless, the new Magnums still feel like being in an open boat; he owner of the first of this new series has named his boat “Freedom”. Both models are presently under construction. 

A new book along with the Magnum Marine Museum!

Magnum Marine has also just launched itsMagnum Marine Anniversary Book and website and will be complimenting both with a Magnum Marine Museum, which soon can be seen on Magnum’s new web site and then later in Miami.

About Magnum Marine: inventor of the “Open Yacht”

Magnum Marine is one of the most important Americanyards specialized in the construction of hand-laminated, high-performance, open-class yachts for pleasure and military use. The high quality gamma includes the Magnum 44', 51', 60', 70', 80', and 100'. The Magnum name has become a legend thanks toexcellent sea keeping qualities at speed – especially in rough seas – and the high level of the completely custom-made interiors. Magnum supplies both the U.S. Governmentand many foreign military services. As the inventor of the “open-class fast-cruiser yacht”, Magnum has become a legend. Every client is a unique client for Magnum,because he, and only he, has that kind of yacht. Each yacht is built following the client's directives, with the complete support of the yard's experts. From the colour of the hull to the interior layout; which propulsion, on board systems and options: everything is custom designed.To celebrate the success of its brand, on the crestof the wave for more than 47 years, Magnum Marine has prepared a fascinating Magnum Anniversary Book in the Limited Edition of 1,000 copies. 

It is not known if and when a Magnum 51 power boat will be available for skippered yacht charters or as a tender to a chosen super yacht, yet there are other boats and super yacht tenders in this range which are currently cruising world’s oceans and which can be chartered for your next Thanksgiving holiday or New Years Caribbean cruise. 

In case you are interested in chartering one of these or similar yachts or wish to consider purchasing one of the models which are offered for sale, do let us know by filling out the CHARTER REQUEST FORM or send us an email to charter@supersailyachts.com now. 

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Swiss party of 4 gentleman chartered a luxury sailing catamaran LADY ALLIAURA in the Caribbean and had absolutely amazing experience. This lovely 70' cat was just perfect for their requirements and the  super yacht crew on board made all the difference too. The Caribbean islands of BVI's proved to a perfect location for this private yacht charter getaway too. They are keen to get back on the water again; since returning back home they can't wait to be sailing once again.