Overview
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The Interior
Spaces That Define
the Experience
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The Profile
Hard chines and a low-slung flybridge mark the Fly 53's exterior lines, photographed at anchor as the light drops. Twin Volvo Penta IPS pod drives behind the waterline give this 16.76-metre hull a 31-knot top end and a 26-knot cruise.
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The Saloon
A light oak and cream interior runs the full beam — an L-shaped sofa facing a wall-mounted TV, with the galley open to the same floor. Glazing on both sides keeps the space bright through the day.
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The Helm
A single-pedestal helm seat faces a digital instrument binnacle with side-by-side multifunction displays. IPS joystick control sits to hand, with bench seating immediately behind for the co-pilot and guests.
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Master Stateroom
The master cabin carries the same cream-and-oak palette as the saloon above — a centreline bed, soft upholstered headboard, and hull windows on both sides bringing in natural light at water level.
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The Flybridge
An open flybridge with wraparound seating and a sun pad forward of the helm console — the highest, most ventilated deck on the boat, sized for the 53's 12-guest capacity at anchor.
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The Galley
A linear galley finished in matching oak cabinetry, with an induction cooktop, integrated sink, and worktop space set into the same open-plan deck as the saloon — built for self-sufficient days at anchor.
