Fairline's Squadron 55 - almost iconic status

Very occasionally, a boat gains almost iconic status, by advancing the offshore cruising concept to a new level and moving as close to perfection as is possible within the technological and design parameters of its time. Just such a boat was the original Squadron 55, predecessor to this stunning new model.

Sleek lines and beautiful shapes
A hard act to follow for sure, but with her avant garde design, innovative use of space, unrivalled craftsmanship and supreme engineering excellence, the new Squadron 55 already looks set to be another classic in the making. Once the sleek lines and beautiful external shapes have worked their magic, the feeling of unprecedented spaciousness and the light, airy ambience throughout this boat will captivate you. The magnificent full beam master stateroom is our finest ever, with panoramic hull windows, state of the art ‘electro-opaque’ bathroom walls and an immense, cabin-width wardrobe. The saloon, galley and guest accommodation also offer unmatched light, space, facilities and comfort… luxury redefined.

The yacht is designed by Bernard Olesinski and the Fairline design team. The integral bathing platform gives the boat a longer waterline length for improved performance, particularly at reduced power settings. The propellers are set in semi-tunnels enabling the engines to be located further aft, also reducing draught and improving efficiency by reducing the shaft angle. From the expansive, impressively equipped and beautifully proportioned flybridge, to the fabulously appointed forward cabin, this remarkable new Squadron sets completely new benchmarks for both luxury and quality.

• Length overall (incl. gunnel): 55ft 5in (16.88 m)
  
• Beam (incl. gunnel): 15ft 9in (4.80 m)
  
• Draft: 4ft 11in (1.50m)
  
• Displacement unladen (approx.): 21.81 tons (22.160 kg)
  
• Water capacity: 1.142 l
  
• Fuel capacity: 2.410 l
  
• Engine options: 2 x Volvo Penta D12-800 EVC Shaft Diesel 775 mhp