Largest boat ever to emerge from Sargo, the new 45 is covered in hardworking details.
There’s the easy-access side-hinging engine hatch, the hidden fender baskets and the wide-diameter fuel fillers. There’s the double-glazed pilothouse windows and the big internal dinette, which is slightly elevated to preserve your all-round views. And then there’s the sociable bow dinette with its table and bracket stowed in a rubber-lined locker directly next door.
While a soft, dry ride and a wide range of flat, comfortable cruising speeds are ideal for long offshore passages, the two or three-cabin lower deck layout also enables tailoring the boat specifically to your lifestyle. You can opt for IPS or sterndrives, as well as the dynamic-looking Explorer package. And the appeal of this mighty offshore pilothouse cruiser will only increase once the flybridge variant becomes available.
New Zealand distributor, European Marine, has a Sargo 45 on order, and will have a 36 on display at the upcoming Auckland Boat Show.
