Fjord 44 Coupé Review (2022 Edition) by Aquaholic

On Deck

Starting at the back of the yacht, there is the hi-lo platform and versatile seating area which can be moved to adjust cockpit size or accommodate a tender. The sun shade that extends from the overhang and the offset table that can be swiveled to maximize seating space are notable features.

The yacht's design includes high bulwarks, a massive sunbathing area on the bow, and an interesting anchor system that, when not in use, tucks away neatly for a flush look. Pointed out are the fold-down cleats and the large glass panels on either side of the deck saloon. There is also an open version of the Fjord 44 Coupé available for those who prefer a more breezy boating experience.

Inside the yacht, a large amount of glass has been used in the design, creating a sense of being outside even while indoors. This allows for air conditioning or heating, making the boat suitable for all climates. There is a small galley area which includes a two burner hob, sink and fridge, and storage spaces which are cleverly incorporated into the yacht's construction.

The massive, floor-to-ceiling windows are highlighted and these provide plenty of natural light and air, along with the glass panels in the roof that can be opened or closed. The helm is placed at the center with three seats, twin Garmin screens, and IPS controller for the engine.

Below deck, there is a spacious bedroom, the size of which is usually found on much larger boats. He also mentions the heads, with an illuminated section and separate shower stall. The boat has an additional area that can be outfitted as a children's bedroom or used for storage, depending on the owner's needs.

The boat is powered by a pair of Volvo Penta D6-IPS650 engines, which allows for a top speed in the mid-30 knots and a cruising speed of 25 knots with a range of about 200 miles.

Overall, Nick seems quite impressed with the Fjord 44 Coupé, with particular appreciation for its innovative design and versatile features.