Absolute Navetta 75 Review (2023 Edition) by Aquaholic

On Deck

The aft deck features a configurable layout and has ample shade provided by the overhang and the extending section. There is a convenient bar area with a fridge, storage, and sink, as well as the stern docking station.

On the flybridge, freestanding furniture can be rearranged as desired, along with a bar area with its raised glass sections, twin barbecues, a sink, and an ice maker, as well as the dining area and seating. He also points out the hi-lo platform for storing the tender.

The galley has an unconventional location, situated further forward on the main deck. This design choice allows for a more spacious saloon and the potential for more separation from the crew area. He praises the large windows and cutaway boardwalks in the saloon for offering excellent views.

On the lower deck, there is a spacious full-beam cabin with an efficient layout, a centrally-placed sink and the toilet and shower tucked into corners. There is ample storage areas and a hanging locker. He then moves on to a second double cabin with its own ensuite, a day head, and another cabin with two single beds. He highlights the use of pocket doors throughout the yacht as a clever space-saving strategy.

Nick reveals a hidden area on the lower deck, a walk-in wardrobe with extra storage and access to various systems. He seems pleased with this unexpected feature. 

At the helm area, Nick appreciates the large screens displaying boat information and the customizable layout. He also notes the internal stairway leading to the flybridge. He then guides viewers to the owner's cabin, located in the bow of the boat, which impresses him with its spaciousness and ensuite.

The crew accommodation is accessed via the bathing platform and features a large window, a small galley, laundry and two berths with a day heads/shower. This area is well finished and could be used as extra guest accommodation.  

The boat has a pair of Volvo Penta IPS-1350 engines that allow the yacht to reach speeds of up to 26 knots and a cruising speed of 18 knots with a range of 300 miles. There are also twin generators, a Seakeeper gyro, fuel tanks, and other systems in the engine room.

Overall, Nick is clearly impressed with the Absolute Navetta 75, praising its luxurious features, ample space, and thoughtful design choices.