Swift Trawler 48

Built to seek new horizons

DESCRIPTION

The new Swift Trawler 48 focuses on practical easy living and circulation and is built to seek new horizons.

This mid-range boat has a strikingly stylish profile which features the new stainless framed teak slat fashion plates – aligned with those seen on the Grand Trawler 62.

NAVAL ARCHITECT : MICAD
INTERIOR and EXTERIOR DESIGN : Andreani Design

Exterior Design

Enjoy the delights of the sea thanks to the generous Swift Trawler 48 exterior spaces.

The aft cockpit can fit a folding table and two directors chairs which together with the large bench seat maximise the indoor/outdoor living space.

The transom double gate opens onto a large swim platform with an optional hydraulic lifting system.

The 20 sqm flybridge is a fantastic space for panoramic views. The transform backrests either side of the pilot seat allow plentiful forward facing seating during passage making. Aft there is a great area to eat & relax with a large dining table and a wetbar.

On the foredeck the optional sunpad with lift up sections creates forward seating

The asymmetrical deck layout allows for a wide and well-protected starboard sidedeck.

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Interior Design

Andreani Design totally revisited the interior design and layout. A large fully-equipped L-shaped galley offers plentiful capacity for extended cruising.

Forward of the galley a spacious raised U-shaped dinette provides seating for up to 8 with great views all around.

To starboard the professional helm station has an adjacent side door for easy docking and circulation.

In the lower accommodation, the forward owner’s cabin features a double berth and plenty of storage. The en-suite bathroom includes a separate shower cubicle.
The port guest cabin has two single berths with an infill to make up a double berth. This cabin also features an en-suite door to the portside day head.

The starboard guest cabin has two portlights, a transverse double berth and a double door wardrobe that is large enough to take an optional washer/dryer in the base.

The hull windows and overheard hatches flood the cabins with natural light and cross ventilation.