After almost 2 years of construction, by Circa Marine in Whangarei, Deo Juvante has been launched.
Official sea trials will begin soon, but first she will undergo dockside commissioning and testing, before being pushed further. With twin MAN D2676 LE 424 developing over 500 hp each, Circa expect some exciting performance figures during testing. Deo Juvante will also be fitted with a kite sail for added performance and fuel saving.
This kite sail is a first for Circa Marine and will make Deo Juvante a unique vessel.
The interior finish and appearance is totally different to boat one, with a different blend of timbers, veneers and internal styling. Accommodation features four cabins down below two of which are ensuite, and a shared head for the other two. The saloon features internal access to the flying bridge, and the fly bridge allows full external walk around with seating forward.
The boat is built to CE classification for a European client and his family, and will be flagged in Belgium. She’ll spend the next few years cruising the Pacific before making its way across the Atlantic to Europe. This is the second Circa 24m expedition motor yacht leave the Whangarei yard.
