Allan Barnett Motor Yachts

Our Chesapeake 58 was launched with much fanfare at the 2007 Sanctuary Cove International Boat Show and the High Seas 63 will be available from March 2008.

The motor yachts hold considerable weight as CEO and founder, Allan Barnett, boasts a lifetime of experience as a commercial fisherman and is recognised as the builder of high quality, cost-effective and efficient commercial vessels.

We have had overwhelming positive feedback on the first motor yacht and I can assure the High Seas 63 will quite literally be bigger and better. The High Seas 63 will adhere to the same long-range cruising philosophy without compromising on luxury.

The hulls and superstructures are constructed at the Bridport facility in Tasmania and then sailed to the Perry Catamarans™ Gold Coast facility for the trademark luxurious interior fit out.

The most striking feature of our motor yachts is the twin skegs running along the hull.

These skegs protect the twin propellers and allow the motor yachts to sit upright when beached. Imagine that, beaching your 63’ motor yacht in some secluded anchorage unaffected by tide.

Both the Chesapeake 58 and High Seas 63 have threecabin layouts accommodating up to six in the superb comfort synonymous with our vessels. The well-appointed Wheelhouse has panoramic views from the helm and sits in a high position surrounded by the Portuguese Bridge.

The combined Saloon and Galley is a spacious airconditioned cabin complete with media and entertainment systems for all the home comforts. The High Seas 63 extended waterline length means available deck space for entertaining, relaxing with a book or for an al fresco dining experience.

The larger motor yachts in our range, the High Seas 70 and 97 are in the design stage. They represent a revolution in ocean going cruising motor yachts.

Here at Allan Barnett Motor Yachts, we go beyond ordinary to produce cruising vessels quite unique in the recreational vessel market. Our vessels are designed for those who demand more of their motor yacht when at sea or at anchor.