classic new concorde fly 890 suite-Test
Houseboat · 26 ft (8 m) · Chioggia
Expertenbewertung
Technische Daten
- Werft
- classic
- Modell
- new concorde fly 890 suite
- Länge
- 26 ft (8 m)
- Gäste
- 5
- Kabinen
- 1
Urteil
A compact, practical 2007 houseboat with a sensible layout for small groups. It favors easy canal cruising and livability over speed or style, making it a solid choice for relaxed charter holidays rather than performance-focused boating.
Vorteile
- +Compact 8.9 m class suits easy inland cruising
- +1 cabin plus salon sleeping works for up to 5 guests
- +Flybridge and dual steering positions improve visibility
- +Separate bathroom facilities and full houseboat amenities
Nachteile
- −Limited space compared with larger houseboats
- −Modest performance from a small diesel setup
- −Better suited to calm waters than demanding handling
- −Interior comfort depends on simple charter-grade fitout
The Classic New Concorde Fly 890 Suite is a compact houseboat in the 8.9 m range, built around a practical charter layout rather than luxury styling. Its single cabin, salon sleeping arrangements and flybridge make efficient use of space for a small group or family.
On the water, this type of boat is best understood as a slow, manageable inland cruiser. It is designed for canal and lagoon use, where low speed, a shallow draft, and good visibility from the elevated helm are more important than outright pace or sporty handling.
Comfort is a strong point for the size, with the expected essentials for a houseboat holiday: sleeping space for up to five, a galley/salon living area, and separate sanitary facilities. The trade-off is that the interior feels functional rather than spacious, especially on longer trips with a full crew.
Value is generally fair if the goal is an affordable, easy-to-handle charter base for exploring sheltered waterways. It offers the core features most guests need, but buyers and renters should not expect the roominess, refinement, or ride quality of a larger modern cruiser.
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