Beam6.20 m
Draught1.50 m
Weight60,000 kgFilter by weight
Max. power2,000 hp
CE categoryA
About this boat
The Favorite 2200 is the largest model in the Favorite series: a 22.5-metre aluminium flybridge yacht that combines the classic Favorite lines with a modern look. The yard coordinates the styling with the owner, and the layout is flexible, for example with extra guest cabins, an office or larger lounges.
Specifications
Dimensions and weight
- Length overall
- 22.50 m
- Beam
- 6.20 m
- Draught
- 1.50 m
- Weight
- 60,000 kg
Engine and power
- Max. power
- 2,000 hp
- Number of engines
- 2
- Max. power per engine
- 1,000 hp
- Fuel tank
- 10,400 l
Hull and construction
- CE category
- A
- Hull material
- Aluminium
Full description
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The flybridge is integrated into the profile and has a full helm, a sun lounge and a dining area. Teak covers the foredeck, side decks, aft deck and swim platform, with high-quality synthetic teak as an alternative. At the stern is a garage with an electric door for a Williams 395 Sportjet, a personal watercraft and up to four bicycles.
The saloon is laid out on two levels, with additional living space below. Forward is the owner's cabin with a desk, wardrobe space and a bathroom with a walk-in shower. There are three cabins for six guests plus two Pullman berths, and optionally a crew cabin aft. The U-shaped galley is next to a utility room, with approximately 20 m² of storage beneath the saloon.
The hull and superstructure are aluminium, with a fast displacement hull with round bilges by Vripack Naval Architects. Two 1,000 hp Volvo Penta D13 diesels with Aquadrive give a cruising speed of 17 knots and a top speed of 22 knots. The range is approximately 2,250 nautical miles at 10 knots.
The length overall is 22.50 m, the beam 6.20 m and the draught 1.50 m, with a displacement of approximately 60 tonnes half-loaded. On board are 10,400 litres of diesel and 2,535 litres of drinking water. The yacht has CE design category A for seagoing yachts and CVO certification for inland waters.
