Molokai Strait Expedition

Recently contributed to AMIkids and is now available with interest free terms to qualified individual.

With a stout steel hull and radical range, HERCULES is a true passagemaker having what it takes to safely negotiate oceans and crowded waterways.

The 75' MOLOKAI STRAIT is a four-deck expedition style yacht w/flybridge, pilot deck, main deck and below deck accommodations. Five watertight bulkheads divide the hull into 6 compartments: anchor locker, crew cabin and bulb, guest cabins, master stateroom, engine room and lazarette.

The forepeak houses twin anchor lockers with crash bulkhead. The Wesmar bow thruster is installed in the Nabla-style bulb. A scuttle immediately behind the peak deck, under the crane, provides private access to the guest/crew suite located below deck. The scuttle entry leads to the guest/crew quarters which has a kitchenette fitted with a two-burner stove, microwave, sink and refrigerator to port and a dinette to starboard. Just aft, to starboard is the crew cabin with queen size berth and lockers and to port is the head with stall shower. The passageway leading aft can be closed from the guest accommodations and giving the crew complete privacy.

Aft are 2 guest staterooms to port and starboard. The larger cabin to starboard has a queen-size berth with ensuite head and stall shower. The smaller cabin to port has over/under twin berths.

A stairway to starboard gives access to the main deck along with a closet that houses a Bosch stacked washer/dryer. The watertight door just aft leads to the master stateroom. This suite is full beam with a king-size bed. The master has a generous walk-in closet and ensuite head with shower.

Aft through a watertight door, is the air chamber entryway into the engine room.

The main salon can be entered from the aft deck through a dutch door to port. The main salon has a leather sofa and 2 tub chairs. There is a buffet that creates a divide from the formal dining area. To starboard of the dining area are two stairways leading both to the lower deck and up to the pilothouse. Forward is a full beam galley with portholes opening to the foredeck.

The fore deck houses the tender and davit. A center line ladder leads up to the pilothouse. The wrap-around Portuguese walk leads to entrances into the pilothouse both port and starboard. A large console includes the ship's primary helm, chart table and electrical panels for AC and DC service. Twin Stidd helm chairs provide considerable comfort and visibility for two on watch through five large front windows. There are also wing stations for docking. An L-shaped settee with table is to port with a long passage berth just aft. There is a day head to starboard and a storage locker.

The stairs from the pilot deck lead to the large flybridge. that is equipped with a helm station and two helm chairs. Complete controls for the main engines and bow and stern thruster are situated on centerline. To port is a large L-shaped settee with table and galley facilities: a four burner stove top, sink and small refrigerator.

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