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Would you take this luxury tritoon out for a fast cruise across the lake or relax on the lounge seats? Rate this pontoon from 1–5 stars and comment below! Harris Grand Mariner 270 © Harris Pontoon Boats Length overall: 9.25 m or 30 ft 4 in Beam: 2.59 m or 8 ft 6 in Draft: 0.53 m or 1 ft 9 in Dry weight: 2,153 kg or 4,747 lb Maximum engine power: 500 hp Fuel capacity: 189 L or 50 US gal Maximum passenger capacity: 18 persons The Harris Grand Mariner 270 represents a major milestone in high-end tritoon engineering, explicitly designed to blend smooth social cruise configurations with athletic sport performance. Utilizing an advanced three-tube chassis optimized with three standard 27-inch diameter aluminum tubes, high-efficiency lifting strakes, and an underdeck skin kit, the platform slices cleanly through heavy freshwater chop while lowering drag. Built with rugged marine-grade aluminum substructures, this top-tier day boat easily accommodates high-output single outboard configurations to satisfy active watersport towing demands with reliable structural strength. The deck layout prioritizes exceptional passenger layout flexibility and upscale comfort, introducing premium hand-wrapped vinyl furniture, thick plush cushions, and an extra-large playpen area with ergonomic seating options. Modern digital technology is integrated directly at the helm station, showcasing an advanced command panel with multi-zone sound architecture and integrated lighting controls. Complete with a standard safety gate design, custom accent lighting packages, and heavy-duty hardware for effortless dock management, this luxury lake cruiser commands a market value of 142000 US dollars. #HarrisGrandMariner #LuxuryPontoon #TritoonPerformance #HarbourMasters
We stopped on over to Long Island from George Town, Bahamas for a few days. We anchored out in Thompson Bay, near Salt Pond. There's a dinghy dock that is privately owned north of the Government Dock. We've been told that the owners are very gracious to allow cruisers to use it...and we agree. It's super nice. Just outside of the fence, there are some garbage cans for garbage. I forget about the exact name of the street, but I learned it's named after the family that owns the property nearby, Basil. Take a right on Queens Highway and the Farmer's Market is on the right. Perhaps a quarter mile down the road. We bought Long Island Salt, Long Island Pepper Salt, Hot Sauce, Fresh Dill, Fresh Basil and Zucchini Bread. We'll definitely be going back should we return to Long Island...and I expect we will. #sailingcatamaran #boatlife #catamaran #travelvlog #digitalnomad #lifestyle #sailboats #sailing #cruising #offgrid #nomad #sail #boat #multihull #whileone #sailingwhileone #bigseas #lifeafter50 #sailinglife