Switzerland
Verified boat- 27 ft (8 m)
- 5 guests
Guests say this boat is great for
- Coastal toursSightseeing along the shoreline
- Sunset cruisesPerfect light for golden-hour trips
- CelebrationsBirthdays, parties and special days
- Family daysCalm routes and safe swimming stops
About this boat
The Chaudron SV27 is a cutting-edge 27.8ft sport boat designed for speed, agility, and comfort. Built in 2022 and located in Switzerland, this high-performance vessel seats up to 5 guests and features an outboard propulsion system with Mercury engine technology. With its sleek white hull and GRP material construction, the SV27 offers blistering single-engine performance, making it one of the most unique boats in its size range.
Magnifique Chaudron sv27, bateau de vitesse et de renomée , équipé d'un moteur Mercury 300Racing. Carène offshore de référence dans le sport nautique, offrant une tenue en mer/lac exceptionnelle et des performances impressionnantes. Ensemble puissant, fiable et bien entretenu offrant des sensations fortes aux amateurs de vitesse. bateau rare et prêt a naviguer, expertisé en Août 2025, et totalisant que 29h d'utilisation.Key Specifications:
- Overall Length: 27.8ft (8.46m)
- Maximum Beam: 6.3ft (1.84m)
- Seating Capacity: 5 persons
- Fuel Capacity: 115 litres
- Engine Options: 200Hp, 250Hp, 300Hp, 400Hp
- Weight (without engine): ~1100kg
This boat is ready to sail with mooring space available and is ideal for offshore adventures.
Specs
- Type
- Yacht
- Year
- 2022
- Length
- 27 ft (8 m)
- Capacity
- 5 guests
Equipment onboard
Comfort
- Air conditioning
- WiFi
Equipment
- Autopilot
- GPS
Safety equipment
- Life jackets for all guests
- First aid kit
- VHF radio & GPS
- Fire extinguishers
- Lifebuoy and flares
Onboard rules
- ✓No smoking inside cabins
- ✓Shoes off on deck
- ✓Pets allowed on request
- ✓Music until 22:00
Location
Home port: Switzerland
Conditions
Boat licence
Not required on captained charters
Minimum renter age
21+
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