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A masterpiece on the seas, sailing yacht LIARA is a fantastic multi-role sailing yacht providing a super-comfortable cruising platform with the ability to be transformed quickly for competition. Built by sailing yacht experts Baltic Yachts to a design by Malcolm McKeon, LIARA is being offered fully commissioned and with extremely low hours due to a change in the owner’s plans. She is one of the lightest Baltic projects delivered for her size and was fully designed as a multi-purpose world cruiser as well as very capable racing yacht. She features a large, comfortable cockpit and a spectacular full beam main salon which serves as the focal point of her accommodation and allows for a seamless transition for inside/outside living. LIARA is designed for very comfortable living afloat. The style created by Adam Lay Studios is very natural and calm with interior feels remarkably open and spacious for a yacht of this size Her retractable propulsion system maximizes her acceleration, speed and maneuverability - which are key for efficient sailing and a competitive edge. On the global sales market for the first time, sailing yacht LIARA presents the opportunity to take ownership of a virtually new 2019 Baltic Yachts without the wait of a new boat. Enquire with Fraser to find out more about this yacht for sale: https://www.fraseryachts.com/en/yacht-for-sale/liara/?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=referral BUILT/REFIT 2019 BUILDER BALTIC YACHTS LENGTH 34.14M (112'00") BEAM 7.9M (25'11") DRAFT 6.15M (20'02") GT 138 HULL CARBON FIBER STABILISERS - ENGINES 1 X CATERPILLAR (425HP) GENERATORS 1 X FISHER PANDA (0KW) CRUISING/MAX SPEED 10.5 KNOTS (CRUISING) / 12.5 KNOTS (MAX) CRUISE RANGE 1,800 NM RANGE 1,900 NM EXTERIOR DESIGNER MALCOLM MCKEON INTERIOR DESIGNER ADAM LAY STUDIO CLASSIFICATION - FLAG GUERNSEY STATEROOMS 4 GUESTS 8 CREW 5

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We had to remove the tarp now! It was becoming more and more unbearable to work under it, and we assessed that it wouldn’t hold back the rain coming next week anyway☔️ Now we just need to lightly sand over the various deck fittings and seal the holes with all the different fittings we’ve removed from the deck. A big thanks to @paa.dybt.vand for helping us getting rid of the tarp 🙏🏻 We will most likely put it back on on the aft part of the deck when we start to renovate that part sometime in the coming week 🥵

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