Felci Yacht Design 71

MARDOR is the third example of a mini-series of five designed by Felci Yachts and built with cutting-edge techniques and materials at the Italian ICE Yachts.

The yacht's composite and sandwich hull is made of mixed glass-kevlar fabrics and moulded with vinyl epoxy resin using vacuum technology. Carbon reinforcements secure deck fittings at high-stress points in selected deck areas.
The yacht's light displacement allows for excellent speed even in light winds. 

MARDOR's equipment and high-end specifications include all the necessary devices and machinery to make long cruises safe and comfortable.
The carbon mast and boom, with the mainsail furler controlled hydraulically by a "PLC," allow for weight savings at the top and provide comfort and versatility without compromising performance.

The interior layout features personalised choices, which have allowed for three cabins with total privacy, each consistent with its function.
The owner's stateroom amidships is full beam and in the style of a motor yacht with a central double bed and spacious living areas.
A second stateroom with a double bed is located forward of the mast.
The third bunk cabin has an independent entrance from the aft cockpit and is part of an operational area where the chart table and a technical compartment are located. A watertight door connects the aft garage.