Horizon FD75 Boat

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The FD75 from Horizon is the entry-level crossover boat. The FD75 is constructed from GRP with a fast displacement hull design returning a top speed of 19 knots.

The Horizon FD75 has four cabins. For those thinking of a new Horizon FD75 for sale, it can accommodate up to seven guests and is designed for cruising and more.

22.86m

Guests

7 Max
Cabins

4 Max
Crew

2 Max

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From The Manufacturer

At 75 feet LOA, the FD75 is positioned as the entry-level yacht in the voluminous series, which now spans to 125 feet in length.

Taking its place at the entrance of the Cor D. Rover-designed series known for its unparalleled volume, innovative functionality and intelligent layout, the FD75 is itself a remarkable achievement in terms of design and naval architecture. Accommodations for two crew members are found aft, and a beach club is optional.

As with each Horizon model, a variety of well-planned layout options are offered with the FD75, as is the ability to customize to suit one’s onboard lifestyle. To satisfy Horizon’s international reach, owners are given a variety of choices, including the option to situate the galley and formal dining area aft on the main deck, or eschew the fixed formal dining option in favor of a convertible dining table that further maximizes space.

“The phenomenal success of the FD Series led to many clients asking us if we could create something that offered the same amenities, space and performance as the larger FD yachts but in a smaller footprint to accommodate a 68- to 70ft berth and easy owner operation,” said company CEO John Lu. “It was a challenging brief, but not impossible!”

To achieve a four-stateroom layout with a full-beam, on-deck master and maintain the volume and innovative features that define the FD Series required thoughtful consideration on the part of Cor D. Rover and Horizon’s R&D and naval architecture teams. The biggest challenge the team faced was balancing the shorter length with the signature FD Series styling and spacious interior. “Traditional yacht design would not enable to incorporation of this layout and features in an under-80ft yacht,” says designer Cor D. Rover. “But the team at Horizon excels at thinking outside of the proverbial box and we were able to carefully accommodate all of the desired features. This is just another example of Horizon’s willingness to be innovative and push the envelope.”

Designed to appeal to serious owner/operators, the FD75 features a raised pilothouse design that accommodates both an open bridge and a lower helm area within its 20’ 4” (6.2m) beam.

Uniquely, the FD75 is offered in a three or four-stateroom layout, which includes a full-beam, on-deck master stateroom fitted with an en suite and walk-in closets, and two or three spacious staterooms on the lower deck.