Built new in 2016, completed refitted in 2018 as a deluxe pleasure cruiser with three private suites, a commercial kitchen, central meeting room around the helm, and large outdoor lounges on two levels. Extensive wood replacement and painting in 2024. Ready for fun or work now!

She’s license for private use now, but if you convert her to commercial use, this is a turnkey business opportunity, for diving, island hopping, culinary cruises, and Airbnb. She is in excellent shape and the crew maintains her meticulously and the Capt oversees her usage carefully. Fully serviced, full paint job just completed this week. Ready to go! She is currently on Coron.

Per the Seller:

Ok, I am selling my custom build motorbangka.

She is in excellent shape and my crew maintains her endlessly and the Capt oversees her usage carefully. Fully serviced and ready to go! She is currently on Coron. She is 59’6” long 19’ tall and 18’10” wide plus the pontoons. Cruising speed is 11 kn and 14 kn max speed.

She was completely refitted in 2018 for specific purposes: island hopping or river cruises, as well as private or commercial culinary cruises, as she has a fully equipped commercial galley. Westerners will ask about the funny shape. She has a 31” draft. That means she motors comfortably in 3’-6’ of water which is ideal for diving trips, sightseeing around coral reefs, and the long bow plank allows for easily beaching her and walking off to the land or sand without getting wet. This means you can pull up to a resort, load 20 people on deck for fine dining, take them for a sunset dinner cruise, and have them back before bedtime. Or if you’d rather head upriver or explore islands with a few couples, you will all have your own rooms. Lie around on the six trapeze and zone out watching the fish and reef below. A large fridge and freezer keep the food and drinks cool and/or frozen, all powered by large solar panels. No shore power needed.

Extensive wood replacement, painting, and the bamboo pontoons have just been replaced. Several pieces of wood have been replaced in the last few months and I have detailed video and images of the work that was done as well as the receipts of all supplies purchased.

Included in the sale is a tender, pictured. The cost to duplicate this boat would be $100K+ in the Philippines. Pick up on Coron.