Aurea 30' Cabin – Power Catamaran Made in Italy Aurea Yachts - 30 Cabin Follow us: Contact: mail@aureayachts.com web: https://www.aureayachts.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AureaYachts Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/aurea_yachts/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkND2oJP_l2Qx4UHefZHqnQ Aurea Yachts è il primo costruttore italiano specializzato nella costruzione di catamarani a motore di lusso. Cura di ogni singolo dettaglio, qualità nella costruzione e selezione attenta dei componenti, rendono le nostre imbarcazioni la migliore alternativa alle comuni monocarena. Più Stile, più Spazio, più Stabilità e più Sicurezza. Aurea Yachts Ltd. luxury power catamarans, made in Italy. Aurea Yachts srl catamarani a motore di lusso. Made in Italy 30’ Cabin Dream Daycruiser AUREA 30 CABIN È LA SCELTA IDEALE PER UN DAYCRUISER, IN GRADO DI FARTI TRASCORRERE UNA GIORNATA IN MARE SENZA RINUNCIARE AL COMFORT. LUSSO E STILE SI AMALGAMANO IN EQUILIBRIO, PER GODERE DI OGNI DETTAGLIO. UN LETTO MATRIMONIALE COMODO, UN BAGNO MOLTO AMPIO, VARI SPAZI PER GODERE DEL MARE, CON UN CONFORT AI VERTICI DELLA CATEGORIA. INFINITE PERSONALIZZAZIONI DA SCEGLIERE PER RENDERE LA TUA AUREA 30 CABIN IDEALE PER ESALTARE L'ESCLUSIVITÀ DELLA TUA CROCIERA. LUNGHEZZA FUORI TUTTO 9,16 M LUNGHEZZA DI COSTRUZIONE 9,16 M (NATANTE) LARGHEZZA F.T.3,00 M PESCAGGIO 0,6 M CATEGORIA DI CERTIFICAZIONE CE – B PORTATA PERSONE 13 B POSTI LETTO 2 / 4 PESO SENZA I MOTORI *3.9 t SERBATOI CARBURANTE 680 L (2 x 340 l) SERBATOI ACQUA DOLCE 160 L (2 x 80 l) motori MerCruiser benzina 4.5 V6 – 2× 250 hp (Vmax 40 nodi) MerCruiser benzina 6.2 V8 – 2× 350 hp (Vmax 48 nodi) MerCruiser diesel 3.0 V6 – 2× 270 hp (Vmax 43 nodi) mercury verado F350 V8 – 2× 350 hp (Vmax 52 nodi) mercury verado F250 V6 – 2× 250 hp (Vmax 41 nodi) MATERIALE DI COSTRUZIONE compositi in INFUSIONE SOTTOVUOTO DI RESINA VINILESTERE CARENA CATAMARANO ASIMMETRICO DESIGN: ING. DANIELE RIZZO SCAFO: MUSCA MARINE DESIGN #2024 #Aureayachts #Aurea #luxury #luxurylife #powercatamaran #powercatamarans #yacht #catamaran #catamarano #madeinitaly #yachtdesign #nautica #boat #boats #boating #outboard #Mercury #Mercruiser #Summer #danielerizzodesign #danielerizzo

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Watch as our quarter tonner yacht struggles to maintain control in heavy wind conditions during the Frosties Regatta 2025 on Strangford Lough. The sailing team on board the 1/4 tonner are put to the test as they attempt to navigate the challenging downwind sailing route, but unfortunately, the boat broaches, resulting in a dramatic loss of control. This sailing fail is a great example of the importance of proper boat handling and downwind techniques, especially when sailing a quarter tonner yacht in heavy wind. The team from Bottom Up Boats are no strangers to yacht racing and yacht maneuvering, but even they are not immune to the occasional sailing mistake. As a sailor, it's essential to be prepared for any situation that may arise on the water, and this video showcases the unpredictability of sailing on Strangford Lough. Whether you're a seasoned sailor or just starting out, this video is a must-watch for anyone interested in quarter ton sailing, quarter ton yachting, and sailboat racing. The IRC rated quarter tonner yacht is a popular choice for many sailors, and this video demonstrates the challenges and rewards of sailing such a boat. So sit back, relax, and enjoy the thrilling footage of our 1/4 tonner in action on the water.

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The 1914 Renaissance-style building boasted Japan’s first escalators, elevators, central heating, and a roof garden; lion statues at the entrance have greeted shoppers since. Nihombashi Mitsukoshi Main Store in Tokyo, founded as Echigoya in 1673, pioneered Japan’s retail revolution by selling kimono at fixed prices in a storefront instead of door-to-door. It became Japan’s first department store in 1904, introducing price tags, window displays, sales events, and a food hall—ideas borrowed from the West. The 1914 Renaissance-style building boasted Japan’s first escalators, elevators, central heating, and a roof garden; lion statues at the entrance have greeted shoppers since.

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