Haruku Haruku was designed in Australia as a rugged long-range craft that could carry 20 passengers to remote locations in excellent safety and great comfort. At the location she becomes the ‘mother ship’ from which to explore exotic destinations on both land and sea. Haruku is fitted with modern clean lines. The cabins, head’s and large salon make most of her 26-footbeam, which means very spacious accommodation. She is equipped with plenty of storage, a large pantry, two water makers, spare parts, dive compressor, four sea kayaks and two dinghy’s ensuring a sensational long-range seafaring adventure. Haruku has an incredible go anywhere capability of a much larger vessel. Equipment Four sea Kayaks Navigation equipment Safety equipment Fully equipped kitchen TV, DVD and music system Air Conditioning Water maker 8 Dive Tanks and compressor Fun Fishing equipment

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The basic safety device its not cool to wear, but the only thing somebody wants when it gets bad.

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For You Kim :-)

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James Turner heard the comments about the lack of a grab rail on the coach roof, so he decided to add one!

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