BROKER COMMENT
 

There are strong arguments for new builds remaining under 24m with reduced initial cost to build, reduced manning and less rules and regulations that would otherwise apply.

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From the design perspective, space is one thing you are never short of on a catamaran because the interior layout and size of rooms and exterior spaces are not constrained by a single hull.

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With the KingCat 90 owner and guest rooms are promoted to main deck level, with more incoming natural light and better views looking out.

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In this case, an 11.40m max beam width has allowed a master cabin that more resembles a penthouse apartment to anything you might expect to find on a yacht, and even with its own balcony on the port side.

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The bridge and navigation area are located on the upper deck with full walkaround access and an open-plan interior design.

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Inside the upper deck is the dining table with seating for twelve, a TV lounge area and separate bar, and each zone has rear doors that open onto a second external aft-deck seating and dining area. Alternatively, guests can simply walk up the side decks to the spectacular full width foredeck, with further lounge style seating and sun-pad spaces offering sensational panoramic views.

For anyone requiring the utmost level of privacy, the flybridge deck has additional lounge-style seating and further sun-pad spaces.