The first of three Flexplorer 146 currently in build by Cantiere delle Marche, Maverick, will be launched shortly. Based on the naval platform of the model she belongs to, her project has been fully tailored to meet her Owner requests and specifications regarding layout, number of decks and equipment. Moreover, she showcases an array of distinctive features that distinguish her from the other two ‘sister ships’.

Main features:

• Custom-built A-frame crane: this remarkable engineering feat, constructed in carbon fibre by Advanced Mechanical Solutions (AMS), fits flush with the deck after launching the tenders and is strategically positioned at the borders of the huge cockpit. This allows for ample space below deck which houses a beach club with gym, sauna, and diving center.
• Collapsible bulwarks: bulwarks extend to the farthest end of the cockpit and can be folded down. Deck fittings are positioned at a lower level on the swim platform, transforming the entire aft deck into a vast beach area spanning over 135 square meters.
• 22mm thick Ice belt at water line level to sail in iced sea.
• A 9.5 metres custom tender designed by Rivellini and built by Cantiere delle Marche, and a A27 sailing boat can be stored and launched using the powerful A-frame crane.
• Swimming pool in the transom: the transom features a pool which can be covered and used as storage for deck furniture while the yacht is underway.
• Main salon and dining area: similar to the much-acclaimed Flexplorer 130 Aurelia, Maverick incorporates an asymmetrical layout on the Main deck. This design includes a full beam configuration to the starboard side, expanding the salon area and providing additional square footage. Simultaneously, it creates a practical passageway on the port side providing easy service between the galley and the outdoors.
• Open galley: the spacious galley, positioned on the port side, seamlessly connects with the main salon. It features a central island, ideal for gathering with family and friends for breakfast, informal meals, or shared food preparation.
• Owner deck amenities: the forward section of the upper deck houses a large open area for a rescue boat and jet skis. When at anchor, this space can be furnished with loose sofas and sunbeds, creating an additional outdoor lounging area.
• Guest accommodations spread over four decks. The lower deck features four ensuite cabins, while the main deck forward houses one owner's stateroom. Additionally, the Owner deck includes another stateroom next to a single guest cabin. The radio room on this deck has been replaced by a large walk-in wardrobe.