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HARUKU-Test
Catamaran · 73 ft (22 m) · Bali
Expertenbewertung
Technische Daten
- Werft
- AUSTRAL
- Modell
- Haruku
- Länge
- 73 ft (22 m)
- Gäste
- 30
- Kabinen
- 5
Urteil
HARUKU is a well-sized power catamaran with strong day-charter capacity, solid 700 hp twin-diesel performance, and practical onboard comfort. It suits groups rather than luxury-focused private cruising, and published specs vary on length and guest numbers, so it is best assessed as a large, capable charter platform rat
Vorteile
- +Large day-capacity for group charters
- +Twin 700 hp diesels support good cruise speed
- +Catamaran layout improves stability at anchor
- +Air conditioning and Wi‑Fi add practical comfort
Nachteile
- −Published length and capacity figures vary across sources
- −Guest layout is modest for a boat of this size
- −Bathroom and cabin details are not consistently documented
- −Value depends heavily on charter pricing and inclusions
HARUKU is a power catamaran built for social cruising and charter operations rather than ultra-luxury private ownership. Public listings describe it as a 73 ft vessel, while other sources place it around 72 ft, so the boat sits in the large-catamarans segment with the volume and deck space expected from that format.
On the water, the twin 700 hp diesel setup suggests lively performance for a charter catamaran, with published max speed figures indicating it can move comfortably between anchorages. The catamaran hull form should also bring predictable handling and reduced roll compared with a monohull, especially useful when carrying groups.
Livability is aimed at day use and short-range cruising: air conditioning, Wi‑Fi, and a 5-cabin/10-berth configuration support mixed private and charter use, but the documented guest limits are inconsistent across public sources. That makes it more compelling for group outings than for buyers seeking a consistently specified, premium owner-operator yacht.
In value terms, HARUKU looks strongest when judged as a large-capacity charter platform with decent comfort and straightforward operation. Its appeal is practical rather than highly bespoke, and the mixed published specifications make it important to verify the exact onboard layout and guest limits before booking.


