Drettmann's Bandido 66‘ - an economical explorer

Economical in terms of diesel consumption, exorbitant in terms of its range. These are the two main characteristics of the Bandido 66‘, which also sees its world debut at boot 2010. The Explorer, which was built for the Drettmann Group in Taiwan, is the smallest Bandido, with just two rather than three decks, but matches up to its big sisters in every other way.

Innovative technology
Comfortable and luxurious, it knows no bounds on the vast blue
expanses of the world. Its designers and developers have combined innovative technology with pure elegance. At a length of 20.60 m, 6 m wide and 6.65 m high, it is perfect for pragmatists who want to explore the far blue yonder in style and comfort and are not too concerned with size.

Made of GRP - customised equipment
To save weight, this little vessel does away with a steel hull and instead is made completely of GRP. According to the manufacturer, this in no way compromises either economy or safety. The interior is fitted with three cabins as well as offering the option of an additional common room for the crew. The faux wood finish lends a comfortable feel to it, while the clear lines underline the yacht’s character. Naturally, the interior can also be customised and furnished according to the owner’s individual wishes.

Specifications

• Length overall: 20,60 m
  
• Beam: 6 m
  
• Displacement unladen: 75000 kg
  
• Fuel capacity: 1000 l
  

Drettmann at boot 2010:

Homepage: drettmann.com

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