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2017 Belize 54 Daybridge

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Sarasota, Florida

Year 2017

Make Belize

Model 54 Daybridge

Category Cruiser Boats

Length 54'

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2017 Belize 54 Daybridge Having sung the praises of the completeness of the one-level Belize Hardtop, it may seem almost contradictory to introduce a Day Bridge sister. But experience again informs the company’s partners of a demand that’s just as enthusiastic for this kind of variant. Day Bridge lovers aren’t necessarily an age group. Nor a psych-socio-graphic, They simply have different needs. They may be more traditional boaters keen to embrace the outdoors and the weather in all its moods. They will relish the wind-in-the-hair and sun-on-the-face experience that a Day Bridge affords. They could just as easily be parents, or grandparents, who welcome an extension to the main entertaining area, or a separate fun space for children. And those living in higher latitudes, where every warm moment of a very short season is seized upon, will find it an ideal way to make the most of it. Both boats’ main decks are identical as far as saloon, galley and accommodation areas. On the Day Bridge, though, an elegantly curving deep-tread staircase leads up from the cockpit. Every bit as sociable as the main saloon, the Day Bridge area has a large L-shaped lounge and hilo table that can drop to create a second sun pad. Opposite is a wet bar with sink and fridge. And a second station acts as a day helm and offers the essential navigation aids. Obviously a bimini can be added, but full clears are probably unnecessary. When weather becomes too hot, or cold, the Day Bridge cover can be snapped on, the stair-ladder hatch closed and a retreat made to the cosy protection of the lower saloon and main helm.

2017 Belize 54 Hardtop

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Sarasota, Florida

Year 2017

Make Belize

Model 54 Hardtop

Category Cruiser Boats

Length 54'

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2017 Belize 54 Hardtop The Hardtop owner could well be new to boating and just wants it to be as easy and simple as possible. But they could just as easily be a veteran cruiser who has owned Flybridge vessels but no longer wants split-levels and stairs, either in their boat, or their living quarters on terra firma. Unlike many of today’s leisure vessels that developed as ‘game boats’ and come with bridge decks either fully enclosed or with all-around clears, this boat’s primary purpose is less about chasing lunch as more social pursuits. Not so much about catching fish, as catching up. Back in the classic era this configuration was often called a ‘sedan’, where double doors opened directly on to the cockpit area, making one big holiday space. Today, this style is generally termed a Sport Yacht. The advantages of such a layout are many but the main one is the convenience of every activity being available on one single, flowing level. Everything is right to hand: helm, galley, saloon, dining, bar, entertainment systems; all within the comfort and protection of a roomy weatherproof space. But this style can also provide the best of both worlds; with a lift-away glass bulkhead making way to the large cockpit and extending the entertaining out to the open air. It also offers another way to bring the outdoors in, either while under way or at anchor, when, with the press of a button, a giant sunroof slides open to the clouds and the stars. In cooler months, with the roof snugged shut, there’s the option to open the internal thermal blind beneath, to stream sunlight into the saloon via the e-glass panels that, in high summer, filter fierce heat and glare.

2016 Belize 54 Daybridge

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Sarasota, Florida

Year 2016

Make Belize

Model 54 Daybridge

Category Cruiser Boats

Length 54'

Posted Over 1 Month

2016 Belize 54 Daybridge Having sung the praises of the completeness of the one-level Belize Hardtop, it may seem almost contradictory to introduce a Day Bridge sister. But experience again informs the company’s partners of a demand that’s just as enthusiastic for this kind of variant. Day Bridge lovers aren’t necessarily an age group. Nor a psych-socio-graphic, They simply have different needs. They may be more traditional boaters keen to embrace the outdoors and the weather in all its moods. They will relish the wind-in-the-hair and sun-on-the-face experience that a Day Bridge affords. They could just as easily be parents, or grandparents, who welcome an extension to the main entertaining area, or a separate fun space for children. And those living in higher latitudes, where every warm moment of a very short season is seized upon, will find it an ideal way to make the most of it. Both boats’ main decks are identical as far as saloon, galley and accommodation areas. On the Day Bridge, though, an elegantly curving deep-tread staircase leads up from the cockpit. Every bit as sociable as the main saloon, the Day Bridge area has a large L-shaped lounge and hilo table that can drop to create a second sun pad. Opposite is a wet bar with sink and fridge. And a second station acts as a day helm and offers the essential navigation aids. Obviously a bimini can be added, but full clears are probably unnecessary. When weather becomes too hot, or cold, the Day Bridge cover can be snapped on, the stair-ladder hatch closed and a retreat made to the cosy protection of the lower saloon and main helm.

2016 Belize 54 Hardtop

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Sarasota, Florida

Year 2016

Make Belize

Model 54 Hardtop

Category Cruiser Boats

Length 54'

Posted Over 1 Month

2016 Belize 54 Hardtop The Hardtop owner could well be new to boating and just wants it to be as easy and simple as possible. But they could just as easily be a veteran cruiser who has owned Flybridge vessels but no longer wants split-levels and stairs, either in their boat, or their living quarters on terra firma. Unlike many of today’s leisure vessels that developed as ‘game boats’ and come with bridge decks either fully enclosed or with all-around clears, this boat’s primary purpose is less about chasing lunch as more social pursuits. Not so much about catching fish, as catching up. Back in the classic era this configuration was often called a ‘sedan’, where double doors opened directly on to the cockpit area, making one big holiday space. Today, this style is generally termed a Sport Yacht. The advantages of such a layout are many but the main one is the convenience of every activity being available on one single, flowing level. Everything is right to hand: helm, galley, saloon, dining, bar, entertainment systems; all within the comfort and protection of a roomy weatherproof space. But this style can also provide the best of both worlds; with a lift-away glass bulkhead making way to the large cockpit and extending the entertaining out to the open air. It also offers another way to bring the outdoors in, either while under way or at anchor, when, with the press of a button, a giant sunroof slides open to the clouds and the stars. In cooler months, with the roof snugged shut, there’s the option to open the internal thermal blind beneath, to stream sunlight into the saloon via the e-glass panels that, in high summer, filter fierce heat and glare.