"Sailing Grace" - 46' Tayana - 2002
Specifications
Boat type: Sail
Make: Tayana
Year: 2002
Length: 46'
Beam: 13'-9"
Draft: 5'-10"
Accommodations
Berths: 10
Cabins: 3
Heads: 2
Galley
Icebox / Fridge: Refrigerator
Microwave: Yes
Stove: LPG
Oven: Yes
BBQ Grill: Gas
Rig, Sails & Deck
Rig: Pilothouse / Cutter
Mainsail: Furling
Headsail: Furling
Bimini: No
Dodger: No
Electronics
Depth Sounder: Yes
Knotmeter: Yes
Navigation: GPS Radar Chart Plotter
Autopilot: Yes
Stereo: CD
Television: No
Inverter: Yes
Mechanical
Water Tank: 260 gallons
Fuel Tank: 230 gallons
Holding Tank: 50 gallons
Heater: Independent
Generator: No
Windlass: Electric
Other
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| Season | 2 Days | 3 Days | Ea. Addt'l Day |
|---|---|---|---|
| Prime | $2,970 | $2,970 | $665 |
| Early/Late | $2,525 | $2,525 | $565 |
Yacht Damage Waiver : $27 / day.
Add a Motor Dinghy : $35 / day.
Yacht Description
Sailing Grace affords our customers a rare opportunity to sail a world-class passage-maker, the Tayana 46. Sailing Grace is one of those yachts that we see too rarely. The Tayana 46 Pilothouse is a popular design for good reason. The much larger interior volume compared to other similar sized yachts; the versatile and comfortable helm stations; the ability to single hand the yacht with all sail controls lead to electric winches in the cockpit; and the obvious quality of the construction and fit and finish. Sailing Grace is a two stateroom yacht with the master forward and guest stateroom aft. Six additional guests can be accommodated by using the two bench settees in the pilothouse and the settee in the saloon and bunks in the pass-through cabin. Beginning forward the owner's stateroom occupies the bow with an island double berth, huge storage in hanging locker and drawers, and a very generous private head. The main saloon is next aft spanning the full beam of the yacht. A straight bench settee is to port, and an L-shaped settee to starboard faces the handsome dining table.
Four steps up just to port of the centerline lead to the pilothouse above the machinery space. The Pullman galley is to port at the after end of which is a door to the double berth guest cabin. The pilothouse has a pair of straight bench settees and a folding table suitable for breakfast on a chilly morning. Forward of this area the helm station is to starboard, and a navigation area is to port. Visibility is superb, both all around and up to the sails. A couple of steps up on the centerline aft lead out to the aft cockpit. Here the helm position is to port with the wheel mounted to the aft face of the house.
Sailing Grace is ready for more Lake Superior adventures from Bayfield to Isle Royale and beyond. She is available for charter with a Superior Charters U.S.C.G. Captain at an additional charge.
Visual summary of boat's layout.