-- Boat Displayed at the LA NAPOULE BOAT SHOW 2024 at the Catamaran Dock, from April 25 to 28 --
FIM 470 Regina, new demonstration boat (photo and press shooting only - no rentals).
Dock space available for rent in Mandelieu La Napoule for this 470.
The FIM 470 is an Open that offers a unique and bold concept. Its impressive volume and deck layout ensure a comfortable life on board. The outdoor cockpit is colossal with its open side balconies and rear sunbathing area that can be divided into two parts. The immersible rear platform accentuates this closeness to the water that this Regina 470 offers, a more than appealing feature sought by all sea enthusiasts.
The Regina 470 invites relaxation among friends as well as family with children. The spacious front sunbathing area is designed for lounging no matter what. The black Hard Top houses a very pleasant living space: equipped kitchen, teak dining table, and comfortable seating; everything is brought together to enjoy from all angles.
The helm station accommodates three chairs and offers efficient navigation equipment. A side door also benefits the helm station to access the starboard walkway and the front of the boat in no time without having to go around the cockpit.
The interior of this Regina 470 meets all comfort expectations one might have on a boat of this size, and much more. The two cabins are bright and beautifully decorated. The modernity of these spaces is truly trendy, and the layouts are unique. Indeed, the cabin considered as the owner's suite welcomes new ideas compared to what one might be used to seeing. The 470 is both innovative, modern, and warm. The quality of finishes and the choice of materials are the result of perfection work and provide a beautiful intimacy inside this Regina 470.
This new unit is already optioned and ready to sail for the summer season of 2023. Powered by two VOLVO IPS D8-600 HP, this Regina 470 can be offered to you with a dock space here in Mandelieu La Napoule, a pleasant port to live in and particularly sought after.
