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S/Y Nauss |
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L.O.A. 40' - Guests 2-4 - Crew 2 |
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S/Y Nauss |
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L.O.A. 40' - Guests 2-4 - Crew 2 |
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NAUSS
is a Warrior
40 Mk2 and was launched in May 1998. She was built specifically
for chartering in the Mediterranean. She has an English DOT safety
certificate and has a stability rating for world wide sailing.
The Warrior is cutter rigged and handles well in all conditions. From the mast forward, the deck is flat and ideal for sunbathing and general relaxing. The cockpit has cushions and a sun awning. Below decks the interior is polished teak. The forward cabin is very large by boating standards and has its own dressing table and couch. The heads are en-suite with WC, basin, and separate shower. All have opening hatches with sun and insect blinds. The galley and saloon are amidships and give a very roomy feel. The saloon seats 8. The galley is fully equipped with a four-burner cooker, grill and oven, fridge with ice making capacity, and hot and cold water. Moving aft, there are 2 cabins and another head with WC, basin, and shower. The starboard cabin has tiered berths and plenty of storage space. The port cabin is a double and has the chart table and control panel in it. This is usually the crew’s cabin, but can be vacated for charters with couples. Nauss is a very comfortable boat with a homey feel. |
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 Nauss Crew Paul and Tanju |
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CAPTAIN: Paul Motley The skipper and owner of Nauss, Paul Motley, is a 51-year-old Englishman who has enjoyed a lifetime’s love of outdoor pursuits and competitive sports. He first started sailing at age eleven and lists as one of his sailing achievements his involvement in the Olympic Tornado Squad (Last 4). A keen sportsman, Paul has rowed at Henley on many occasions and has reached elite status. He has also played rugby at first team level. Paul has spent 12 years sailing and chartering the Turkish coast and has obtained his Yachtmaster Offshore with a Commercial Endorsement. |
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